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The TGS is a vibrant golfing society open to both men and women golfers from the teaching fraternity and retired teachers! Should any of your members or their family members  wish to join our society, our Captain Bridie Byrne (RTAI … Continue reading →

OUR    cycle  on  Tuesday  the  18th  of  February  will  be  to  Adamstown. We  will  meet  at  the  car  park  beside  the  Black  Horse  pub  in  Inchicore. We  set  off  at  10.30am  and  cycle  beside  the  canal  all the  way  … Continue reading →

The walk next Wednesday, February 12th is an easy flat walk along the Royal Canal,  Tolka Valley Park, crossing Finglas Road into Glasnevin Cemetery and ending in the Botanic Gardens.  START:  Canal Bridge beside Castleknock Railway StationFINISH:    Botanic Gardens … Continue reading →

The February miscellany took place on Tuesday, February 11th in The Teachers’ Club @ 11.30 Sheila Flitton ( she was the banshee in The Banshee of  Inisherin) performed a one woman show called Beezie. It was about the life & … Continue reading →

Dear RTA Colleague This letter is to update you on the situation re dancing classes 2025. Our ballroom dance classes resumed on Thurs. 16th Jan. with a full house of eager and enthusiastic. participants. Such was the level of interest … Continue reading →

December 10 dawned, bright and sunny, temperate for the time of year. Ideal weather for our Christmas Miscellany. The Club was once again filled with members from all over the capital, gathered for a fest of Christmas carols, fun and … Continue reading →

Denis Costello who made a presentation on the early sculptures of Michelangelo, including The Statue of David, to the South Dublin branch of the RTAI in Club Na Múinteoirí on 13 February 2024. Photo courtesy of Dónal Ó Loingsigh

November 27th Was this the first snowfall of winter? A little snow doesn’t deter RTAI walkers! A brave cohort still sallied forth, braving the cold and the elements! Beautiful day at Powerscourt with 12 other hardy walkers. John Tuohy, with … Continue reading →