Great to see @tcddublin students like my daughter Georgia having in-person graduations again!

RT @Mick_Finnegan: Sad to hear of the passing of Brother Kevin. The capuchin centre was a godsend when I was sleeping rough on the streets….

RT @donnamalone21: Another busy year for Jennifer, Happy 26th birthday 🥰

RT @DavidMcredmond: Rasam won best World Food Restaurant at Irish Restaurant Awards last week. The genius is Nisheeth Tak, a great friend s….

Good to see. Well spoken.

This was a fantastic day at Stranmillis College Belfast as we at the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities look to help other colleges roll out programmes across the island and beyond.

Yes thanks to @UCCEconomics and British Ambassador @PJohnstonFCDO for their contributions to an excellent day.

RT @ClaireHanna: An attempt to strip Zelensky of his dignity by two of the most ignorant thugs to ever walk the world stage. The humiliatio….

I’m here today in Trinity for the Seanad Election count. We won’t know the results until tomorrow, I would like to thank everyone who voted for me for their support over the last number of weeks!

Fascinating afternoon at Accenture, discussing Artificial Intelligence with the Dublin, Cork and Belfast Chambers of Commerce. AI has huge potential, and Ireland as a tech capital needs to be at the forefront of its implementation into workflows.

Calling all Trinity graduates 📣. Today is your the last opportunity to have your voice heard in the LAST dedicated Trinity Seanad election. Ballots must be back by 11am on Wednesday. If you have not returned your vote, please do so today!. VOTE MACNEILL NO 1

With Trinity Captain Louis McDonough after   Trinity winning this Dudley Cup decider against UCC 23-21 with a dramatic try deep in injury time with the last play of the game.

Caught up with my Irish rugby teammate Moss Finn at the Trinity v UCC match today. Moss scored the first two tries in our championship winning Irish team in 1982.

I sat down with @mshevlin23 former director of Intellectual Disabilities and has been a huge part of its development. Through the business network we developed together we have opened the doors to education and employment to so many who have traditionally been excluded.

An important reminder that Trinity Seanad Ballots are due back soon. Wednesday 29th at 11am is the cutoff to have your vote counted in the LAST EVER dedicated Trinity Seanad election. VOTE MACNEILL NO 1

Trinity has long been at the heart of higher education as Irelands premier university. A strong third level sector and outstanding educational attainment are at the very core of Irelands economic success. VOTE MACNEILL NO 1 - a strong advocate for the knowledge economy.

If elected, the Seanad would provide me with a platform to assist in developing this model of a business network in other third level institution’s across the country, opening the doors to emloyment for those who have traditionally been excluded.

I have had the great privilege of using my business network for the fantastic programme of Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities to develop a business network that has given students work experience and employment.

It is now more important than ever that we have a strong and measured voice in the Oireachtas for businesses big and small, local and international. VOTE MACNEILL NO 1 for a strong and measured voice for business - big and small.

With Trump now in office, what will this mean for Ireland and Irish business?. The Irish economy has benefited tremendously from the presence of American multinationals not just in Dublin but across the country.

Dr Etain Tannam Associate Professor International Peace Studies TCD. Her research area is British Irish Relations, Northern Ireland and Brexit. Through my work on north-south and British-Irish relations I have worked closely with Etain and seen the power of open dialogue.