Join us in the mathsoc room from 6pm every Monday to play Brawl, newcomers welcome! We'll have at least 2 setups running brawl each with up to 4 players. We'll be playing a large variety of game modes, 1v1's, duos, all for ones and of course, Danter. We will be hosting a mathsoc tournament later in the year so get in practice here! Next semester will also see a handful of societies in Trinity competing against each other to be crowned the King (or Queen) of Smash!

It's our first week back, what better way to celebrate/take out your rage than spend an evening wildly accusing, lynching and murdering your friends in mafia? No need to know the rules. Refreshments will be provided, so come along and join the party!

Join us for a real-life game of Cluedo on Tuesday December 6th... with 6 suspects, over 80 clues to find, multiple rooms to search and one gruesome murder, it's due to be a very eventful night. Contact the auditor on the above address if you'd like to solve the mystery with us, and remember that we're splitting into teams of 4 so you can bring along some friends too! Can you figure out who the murderer is?

Breaking news! Irish performance in international tests of school mathematics. Professor Elizabeth Oldham is going to give an analysis on where we stand and whether Project Maths effected our Mathematical education in Ireland for the better.

Wine and dine with the physics and Maths societies in the Russell Court Hotel from 8 till late. After a reception food will be served and followed up by music untill 3am. Formal dress code. Classy time guaranteed.

It's spooky! It's scary! It's... A day late? Eh, close enough: it's our All Saints' Day Party! Courtesy of Mathsoc and Physoc, it'll be a ghoulish night of treats and frights... Come one, come all, and don't forget to dress up ;)

Welcome to one of the fanciest Mathsoc events of the year! It's got Poker. It's got black tie. And oh boy, it's got prizes galore! Psyche yourselves up for one hell of a good night. Not sure about how the heck Poker works? Come along to our talk Winning Poker just beforehand!

Ever wanted to actually win a game of Poker instead of helplessly losing every game? I know I sure do! Come along and learn some cool tips and neat tricks from Mr Jim O'Callaghan to help you win those dastardly games!

Our first EGM of the year is being held in the Salmon/Synge theatre on Tuesday the 11th of October. We will elect our first year rep, librarian and our sophister rep. The Egm starts at 7pm and will be followed up with a Mafia night in the Mathsoc room. For those that haven't played before, don't worry you'll pick it up very quickly! Here is the wiki.

It's our first official talk of the year! We're giving you a mix of space, physics, history of science, maths, Newtonian mechanics, and aeronautics, all around the question of orbital mechanics ... and all within 45 minutes! Our wonderful speaker is Dr. William O'Connor, Senior Lecturer in the UCD School of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering. The talk is kicking off at 19:30, and will be followed by a reception in the Mathsoc room.

Welcome one and all to the last Mathsoc talk of the season! This is our President's talk, given by none other than Vladimir Dotsenko, under the auspicious title of "A = B, or Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Formulae (But Were Afraid to Ask)". As always, there will be a reception afterwards in our beloved Mathsoc room, with delicious treats and beverages. This promises to be a spectacular talk, so don't miss out!

Here's our final talk before the Presidential Talk next week, given by Dr. Marius Ghergu from UCD. Here's what the talk is all about: "This talk presents an overview of lattice points and polygons through various areas of mathematics. Minkowski's theorem regarding convex and symmetric sets in R^n will be presented as well as its applications in number theory or real life problems."