also like to invite suzanne to the front to talk about this very nice trophy that she has donated society maybe talk a bit about her dad who was a president of society in the 1930s

Actually, I think I did that quite at length last year, so I'll not keep you too much longer.

But it was around this time last year that we first got in touch with Literific, and you all finally clarified the circumstances surrounding our father's Dublin medal, which had sat tucked away in a drawer for literally decades.

We decided to return it to what seemed like its rightful home at Queen's, which gave my brother, who came from Canada on that occasion, and myself an opportunity to dig into our family archives and to share something about our father, who was obviously the medal's recipient.

So after attending the different debates last year, We thought we'd like to support the Literary Effect and our father's legacy in the form of the Edwin James Cup.

He was president in 1935-36, so those words old and tired, Daniel, certainly do not apply to yourself.

I know the olden time.