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Venue

As the largest and most diverse university in Ireland, UCD has a rich history that dates back to its origins as the Catholic University of Ireland in 1854, founded by the renowned Cardinal John Henry Newman, author of the influential "The Idea of the University". 

Located at the heart of South Dublin, UCD has been continuously evolving its campus since the 1960's, culminating in a modern 300-acre haven in Belfield. The state-of-the-art campus provides and exceptional setting for conferences, meetings, and a range of events. 

Situated only 4 km from Dublin city centre, UCD is a convenient and accessible location, with excellent proximity to the M50 and is regularly serviced via public transport routes.

O’Reilly Hall

O'Brien Centre for Science

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