Peter Lynch is passionate about all things mathematical. He graduated
from University College Dublin (UCD) in 1968 with a first class honours in
mathematical science. The following year he was awarded an M.Sc. by UCD.

Much of Peter's career was spent with the Irish Meteorological Service,
where he worked developing models for weather prediction. In 1982 he
was awarded a PhD from Trinity College Dublin, for research in dynamical
meteorology. He later became Head of Research and then Deputy Directer
of Met Eireann.

Peter carried out extensive research on the development of computer
weather forecasting. In 2006 he completed a monograph, "The Emergence of
Numerical Weather Prediction: Richardson's Dream", which was published
by Cambridge University Press.

Peter moved to UCD in 2004 as Professor of Meteorology in the School
of Mathematics. He is now an emeritus professor in the School.
Since retiring he has written extensively about mathematics.
His first mathematical collection, "That's Maths: The Mathematical
Magic in Everyday Life", was published by Gill Books in 2016.
He writes a regular mathematical column in The Irish Times and maintains
a mathematical blog, "[...]". His professional website is at
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Peter is a keen walker. Over a thirteen-year period, he completed a walk
around the coastal counties of Ireland. This is described in his book
"Rambling Round Ireland: A Commodius Vicus of Recirculation", published
in 2010 by The Liffey Press.

Peter is a Member of the Royal Irish Academy.

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