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Aula Maxima, UCC
UCC, College Rd., Cork
Website: http://www.ucc.ie/aboutucc/aul...
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The Aula Maxima or Great Hall was the largest single element in the original group of buildings erected on the foundation of the College in 1849. This impressive hall has retained its original appearance and is the main centre for formal functions in the University - Presidential Inaugurations, Examinations, etc. A large stained glass window at the east end of the hall commemorates George Boole FRS (1815-1864) first Professor of Mathematics at UCC whose algebra became the foundation of modern computer science. The lower central panel shows Boole seated writing and behind him Aristotle (left) and Euclid (right). The stained-glass window on the north wall was erected to the memory of Robert Harkness, born in Lancashire in 1816, who became Professor of Geology at UCC in 1853. Past Presidents of the University are commemorated in oil portraits on the west wall of the hall.
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