Philosophical Society of Trinity College Dublin

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The Philosophical Society of Trinity College Dublin is one of Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious student debating societies, renowned for its intellectual discourse and notable historical members.

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instanceOf learned society
student debating society
affiliatedWith Trinity College Dublin
alsoKnownAs The Phil
country Ireland
field oratory
philosophy
politics
rhetoric
foundedIn 1683
hasActivity competitive debating
guest speaker events
public lectures
weekly debates
hasCharacteristic co-curricular organization
non-partisan
non-profit
student-run
hasFocus discussion of philosophical and political issues
student development in public speaking
hasHistoricalSignificance one of Ireland’s oldest student debating societies
hasReputation historically influential within Trinity College Dublin
prestigious debating society in Ireland
isOneOf oldest debating societies in the world
oldest student societies in Ireland
language English
locatedIn County Dublin
Dublin
Republic of Ireland
Trinity College Dublin
membership associate members
students of Trinity College Dublin
notableFor high-profile guest speakers
historical alumni
prestige within Irish university debating
organizes competitive debating teams
intervarsity debating competitions
public debates on current affairs
partOf Trinity College Dublin Students' Union
surface form: Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union
purpose debating
promotion of critical thinking
promotion of intellectual discourse
promotion of public speaking
regionServed Trinity College Dublin community
wider Irish debating circuit
typeOfOrganization student organization
university society

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Bram Stoker memberOf Philosophical Society of Trinity College Dublin