5TH BABEL PUBLIC LECTURE SERIESDr Coralline Dupuy:Victimisation and retaliation in Charles Perrault's fairy talesThis talk will examine the issue of language and power shift in Charles Perrault's fairy tales. In... | Read on »
An tOllamh RuairÌ_ ÌÒ hUiginn, NUI Maynooth'Marriage, Law, and Tochmarc Emire' Followed by discussion & light lunchEveryone welcome - FÌÁilte roimh chÌÁchFor more information please contact mairin.nidhonnchadha@nuigalway.ie
GUIDE (Galway University Integration Through Drama and Education) Symposium Kunle Animashaun (Camino Productions) Delphine Coudray (Oulala Productions) Elaine Keane and Manuela Heinz (NUI Galway) Jenny Macdonald (From the Inside Out,... | Read on »
The Irish Centre for the Histories of Labour and Class (ICHLC) is delighted to host a public lecture byProf. Helena Sheehan (Emerita DCU) on'SYRIZA: Storming the Citadel? Greece's new governing... | Read on »
Dr Niamh Whitfield, currently based in London, will be presenting a series of lectures and seminars on Early Irish Art, 3rd-5th February 2015, in the Moore Institute, at the invitation... | Read on »
Dr Niamh Whitfield, currently based in London, will be presenting a series of lectures and seminars on Early Irish Art, 3rd-5th February 2015, in the Moore Institute, at the invitation... | Read on »
The Special Collections Lunchtime Lectures Series continues with "Bodies of knowledge : the early days of anatomy in Galway"by Alexander Black, Anatomy, School of Medicine.Anatomy was one of the founding... | Read on »
History Graduate Research Seminar SeriesMadeline O'Neill, From Carnacon to Cape Town: Colonel Maurice Moore, An Unremembered Envoy, 1921 for more information please contact caitriona.clear@nuigalway.ie
Professor Peadar Kirby, University of Limerick: ‰Û÷The Latin American New Left: towards a post-neoliberalism?' For more information please contact suzanne.gilsenan@nuigalway.ie
Charles Barr - Hitchcock, a Researcher's Tale Alfred Hitchcock's films continue to be so widely shown, discussed and analysed that ‰Û÷Hitchcock fatigue' is understandable - do we really need more... | Read on »
