BIOS Iva Yates is a doctoral candidate at the University of Limerick. Her interdisciplinary PhD project is titled The Golden Comb: A Novel and Critical Analysis. She holds a BA in English from Boston College and a MA in English Literary Studies from the University of... | Read on »
Passé, Présent, Futur Comment mieux vivre nos histoires et nos avenirs ? Past, Present, Future How best can we live our histories and our futures? La Nuit des Idées or The Night of Ideas is an annual event coordinated by the Institut Français which... | Read on »
In conjunction with the Sinéad Beacom, Manager of the Researcher Development Centre (RDC), the Moore Institute will host a Career Development event for postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers within the College of Arts, Social Sciences & Celtic Studies. The purpose of the session will be two-fold: (i) to... | Read on »
Copying Code-Switching: The Problems of Bilingual Texts in Translation
In conjunction with the Sinéad Beacom, Manager of the Researcher Development Centre (RDC), the Moore Institute will host a Career Development event for postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers within the College of Arts, Social Sciences & Celtic Studies. The purpose of the session will be two-fold: (i) to... | Read on »
Dr Maura Cronin (Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick) ‘The female of the species is more deadly than the male': Women in anti-tithe protests in 1830s Ireland.
Programme 10.30: Tea/Coffee & pastries. Opening comments by Prof. Pat Dolan (Chair, UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre) 11.00-12.30: Survivor-led Workshop Workshop led by Breeda Murphy (Tuam Home Survivors Network) and Mary Cunningham (Tuam Oral History Project) involving participants from the Network, invited students and staff. Limited places;... | Read on »
Professor Jennifer Todd, one of the foremost scholars of the Northern Ireland conflict and of identity change in Ireland North and South is giving a research seminar in the School of Political Science and Sociology on Thursday 7 February at 2pm. All are welcome. Identity change, identity politics and identity traps: why everyday compromise after... | Read on »
For the Love of the Gods: Kharis and Religious Reciprocity in Euripedes’ Tragedies
