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Edward Gwynn
Edward John Gwynn (County Donegal, 1868-1941) was an Irish scholar of Old Irish and Celtic literature,〔Rosemary Cullen Owens ''Louie Bennett'' 2001 - Page 134 "John Gwynn was Regius Professor of Divinity in Trinity College Dublin, 1888-1917. A learned scholar, both he and his son Edward (later Provost of TCD) became very interested in Irish and the Gaelic revival."〕 and Provost of Trinity College, Dublin from 3 October 1927.〔Revue d'histoire ecclésiastique Université catholique de Louvain (1835-1969) - 1928 - Volume 24 - Page 237 "Le 3 octobre 1927, M. Edward John Gwynn a été élu prévôt de Trinity Collège, à Dublin, en remplacement du Dr Bernard, décédé (Voir RHE. 1927, t.XXIII, p. 923). Frère de M. Stephen Gwynn et fils du Rev. John Gwynn, regius professor de ..."〕
He was third son of John Gwynn Regius Professor of Divinity.〔''The paintings and sculpture in Trinity College Dublin'' 1990 Page 64 "GWYNN, Edward John (1868-1941) The third son of John Gwynn, later Regius Professor of Divinity, the future Provost was born in his father's recto in County Donegal. In 1889 he graduated in classics and philosophy, and was elected Fellow ... GWYNN, John (1829-1917) Gwynn was born at Larne, County Antrim, the son of a clergyman. "〕〔Richard P. Davis, Marianne Davis, William Smith O'Brien ''The Rebel in His Family: Selected Papers of William Smith O'Brien'' 1998 Page 15 "John Gwynn, subsequently Professor of Divinity at Trinity College, Dublin, was progenitor of a line of scholars and ..."〕 His siblings included Stephen Gwynn〔Edward MacLysaght -Irish families: their names, arms, and origins 1985 - Page 193 "His eldest son Stephen Gwynn (1865-1951), Nationalist M.P., was a versatile writer who published many valuable books, chiefly in the historical field. Edward J. Gwynn (1868-1941) was one of the most distinguished provosts of Trinity College"〕 and Lucy Gwynn first lady registrar of Trinity College in February 1905.〔Judith Harford, Claire Rush ''Have Women Made a Difference?: Women in Irish Universities, 1850-2010'' 2010 Page 19 "... fact that at this period Trinity was very much a male preserve and women were excluded from many College activities.52 Lucy Gwynn, daughter of John Gwynn, Regius Professor of Divinity, was appointed first lady registrar in February 1905."〕
He was president of the Royal Irish Academy from 1934 to 1937.〔thepeerage.com citing Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd, Burke's Irish Family Records, page 533.|accessdate = 6 August 2013〕
==Publications==
* ''The Metrical Dindshenchas: Text, Translation and Commentary'' 1903
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