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In 2025, the MacGill Summer School will be in-person in the Highlands Hotel, Glenties and take place on July 17-19
Registration is now open for the MacGill Summer School in Glenties.
The MacGill Summer School, in association with University of Notre Dame, is Ireland’s international forum for thought leaders to discuss the critical issues facing Ireland, Europe and the world.
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The MacGill Summer School was founded by Dr Joe Mulholland over 40 years ago and has grown from very modest beginnings to being one of the most important fora in Ireland for the analysis of topics of national and international interest.
In 2025, it will be in-person in the Highlands Hotel, Glenties and take place on July 17-19 and tickets are available through EventBrite MacGill Summer School 2025, from €27.50.
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