Trinity College in Dublin Enters Guinness World Records With The Oldest College Society
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Officially known as "The College Historical Society of Trinity College Dublin" but more commonly referred to as "The Hist," has been declared the world's oldest college society.
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 Trinity College Dublin's The Hist Enters Guinness World Records as the Oldest College Society
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Trinity College Dublin's The Hist Enters Guinness World Records as the Oldest College Society
Established in the year 1770, The Hist has garnered official recognition as the oldest student society and debating forum globally.
Over its illustrious history, The Hist has boasted an array of distinguished members, including prominent figures such as Theobald Wolfe Tone, Robert Emmet, Henry Grattan, Bram Stoker, Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, Douglas Hyde, and Sally Rooney. Even today, the society continues to attract high-profile speakers, as evidenced by the recent visit of Joe Kennedy III.
Celebrating this well-deserved recognition, The College Historical Society released a statement expressing their jubilation: "Following meticulous research, which included an extensive compilation of archival and photographic evidence, independently corroborated by expert witnesses, Guinness World Records has officially acknowledged The College Historical Society of Trinity College Dublin as the world's oldest student society! This momentous achievement is a testament to our enduring legacy and dedication to the art of debate."
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