Jane Daly, Co-Director, Irish Theatre Institute Irish Theatre InstituteIrish Theatre Institute (ITI), (formerly known as Theatre Shop), is a resource organisation that supports and acknowledges the achievements and ambition of Irish theatre artists and companies across all aspects of theatre practice. ITI has pioneered networking, information provision and on-line research tools and has become a... | Read on »

SPI Seminars: Space, Place and Identity Research Cluster Seminar Series: Ivan Kenny (Spanish, NUIG) ' Liminal Spaces in Mexican Literature and Film:Juan Rulfo and Luis Bunuel'

History Graduate Research Seminar Series: Deirdre Fennell, 'The Best of Times, The Worst of Times? The Fitzwilliam Family and Tudor Ireland 1558 - 1575'.

NUIG Feminist Society screening the acclaimed Swedish- Danish film 'We Are The Best'

As part of a special series "Mining the Theatre Archives @NUIG"On their website, the Abbey Theatre includes Sam Shepard in a roundup of playwrights whose work they have "premiered and nurtured." As the only non-Irish writer on this list, Shepard's appeal to the Abbey (and their appeal to him) is curious. Drawing from materials in... | Read on »

CAMPS Lab - Dr Sabine Asmus, Celtic Studies, Universitat Leipzig 'The Celtic Otherworld'.

Yeats & the WestExhibition ClosingwithProf. Margaret Mills Harper(University of Limerick)‰Û÷Yeats & the problem of Crazy Jane'Refreshments will be servedyeatsandthewest.orgMargaret Mills Harper is Glucksman Professor of Contemporary Writing in English at the University of Limerick.She is the author of The Aristocracy of Art: Joyce and Wolfe (1990), and Wisdom of Two: The Spiritual and Literary Collaboration... | Read on »

ALL POLITICS IS LOCAL ABSTRACTIn Ireland, "If you're hungry enough, you'll dig up the tar on the road with your teeth to get a vote." It's not only the other parties that are a threat to you, it's your running mate. Indeed, it's the internal rivalry that can be the most bitter and acrimonious, as... | Read on »

SPI Seminars: Space, Place and Identity Research Cluster Seminar Series: Patricia Garcia (Translation Studies, U.Nottingham), 'Human Spatiality and the Fantastic: Transgressions of Literary Realism'."Human Spatiality and the Fantastic: Transgressions of Literary Realism" byDr. Patricia GarcÌ_a(Translation Studies/Spanish, U. Nottingham) Wednesday, 17 February at 1 p.m. Moore Institute Seminar Room - GO10,Hardiman Research Building, NUI GalwayThanks to... | Read on »

History Graduate Research Seminar Series (HGRSS) - Frank Towers, 'The Slave Power's Grassroots:Proslavery Politics and the American Civil War.