Mathsoc

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Dublin University Mathematical Society, affectionately referred to as the Mathsoc by its members, is a student society of Trinity College Dublin. It was founded in 1923 and has had many famous members since its foundation, including Ireland's only Nobel Physics Laureate Ernest Walton who helped found it. The Mathsoc has the best society room in college, right in the middle of the Hamilton building, with a view of Centra on Westland Row. It also maintains an impressive library.