Editing Graduates Memorial Building (section)

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| location            = Library Square<br>[[Trinity College Dublin|Trinity College]]<br>[[Dublin 2]]<br>[[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]]
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| start_date          = 1899
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| architect           = [[Sir Thomas Drew]]
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The '''Graduates Memorial Building''' ('''GMB''') is a neo-Gothic Victorian building, in [[Trinity College Dublin]] designed by [[Sir Thomas Drew]] in 1897.<ref name=Williams>{{cite book|last=Williams|first=Jeremy|title=A companion guide to architecture in Ireland, 1837-1921|year=1994|publisher=Irish Academic Press|isbn=9780716525134|page=150}}</ref> It is home to Trinity College's oldest student societies: the [[University Philosophical Society]] (the Phil), the [[College Historical Society]] (the Hist) and the [[College Theological Society (Trinity College Dublin)|College Theological Society]] (the Theo).<ref>{{Cite book|last=Engle|first=John|title=Trinity Student Pranks: A History of Mischief and Mayhem|publisher=The History Press Ireland|year=2013|isbn=9780752497983|location=Dublin|pages=120–123|language=en}}</ref>