Graduates Memorial Building

The Graduates Memorial Building is a four-story Gothic Revival structure located within Trinity College Dublin that houses multiple spaces for students. Its rooms include debating chambers, meeting areas, and library collections used by various student groups.

Built in 1902, this structure was created as a commemorative building marking Trinity College's milestone anniversary. It replaced an older building complex that had previously occupied the same location on campus.

The building serves as a hub for student debating clubs that hold regular discussions and events within its chambers. These groups shape the intellectual life you see happening on campus today.

Access to the building is generally available during college events or with prior permission from the institution. It helps to check ahead about which spaces might be open, as some rooms are reserved for ongoing club activities.

A room on the second floor bears the name of a famous writer and functions today as both office and archive space. This room blends a literary connection with practical use by student groups.

Inception: 1902

Architects: Sir Thomas Drew

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Part of: Trinity College Dublin

GPS coordinates: 53.34482,-6.25674

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:08