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Inspire Through A Legacy

By leaving a legacy to Trinity you become part of Trinity’s visionary donor community and will inspire future generations. You are empowering innovative research that will benefit people in Ireland and across the world. You are enabling students from diverse backgrounds to access an education at Trinity. You are helping to preserve our unique campus, heritage and culture for new generations. Your generosity and foresight will have a lasting imprint on Trinity’s future and will be celebrated for generations to come.

Taking the next step

Further information about leaving a legacy to Trinity can be found in our Legacy Brochure.

Legacy Brochure

If you would like to include a gift to Trinity in a new will, or add a gift to Trinity to your existing will, we have developed guides to assist you:

Irish Legacy Guide UK Legacy Guide US Legacy Guide Canadian Legacy Guide

If you have already included a gift to Trinity in your will, we would be delighted to welcome you to the Trinity 1592 Circle as a way to thank you for your generosity. To join, please fill out the Trinity 1592 Circle Membership Form and forward it to Niamh McCourt, Niamh.mccourt@tcd.ie.

You can find out more about the Trinity 1592 Circle here:

Trinity 1592 Circle Welcome Brochure
Webinar: Age is Not a Number - Professor Rose Anne Kenny, Chair of Medical Gerontology.
This year the Trinity 1592 Circle annual event was held virtually.

Originally broadcast Tuesday 30th March 2021. You can rewatch the webinar here. This webinar is produced by Trinity, Development & Alumni's 1592 Circle.
James Lindsay Fynn
James Lindsay-Fynn is a dedicated supporter of Dublin University Boat Club. James took up the blade for DUBC while studying Natural Sciences at Trinity in the 1990s. James was a member of the Irish lightweight squad that secured bronze at the 1999 World Championships and he competed as a finalist in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. James talked to Trinity about his decision to pledge a legacy to Trinity that will benefit the university in years to come
Rupert Pennant-Rae
Rupert Pennant-Rea is a long-time supporter of Trinity and Grattan Scholars, as well as a businessman, journalist, and former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. He was Editor of The Economist and chairman of The Economist Group. Rupert spoke to Trinity Today about leaving a legacy...