Trinity College Dublin to Archive Robert Fisk's Work

The archive will preserve the legacy of the acclaimed journalist, making his extensive Middle East reporting accessible to the public.

Trinity College Dublin has received €200,000 in funding to create a public archive of Robert Fisk's work.
The archive will include Fisk's notes, documents, photographs, and interviews from his 50-year career.
Fisk was renowned for his Middle East reporting, challenging mainstream narratives and covering key historical events.
The project will involve a two-year effort to catalogue, conserve, and digitize the materials for online and in-person access.
Fisk's widow, Nelofer Pazira-Fisk, donated his materials to Trinity, emphasizing the importance of preserving and sharing his work.