The event is an International Graduate Conference in Philosophy with Keynote Speaker, Professor. Andrew Haas (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow).   The event will be followed by the launch of Tsarina Doyle's Nietzsche's Metaphysics of the Will to Power: The Possibility of Value (Cambridge University Press 2018): https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/nietzsches-metaphysics-of-the-will-to-power/00456388778CD14380989DB824093872   Registration is at 9 am. For further details,... | Read on »

Followed by a Book Launch in Charlie Byrne's Bookshop for Professor Tadhg O hIfearnain and Dr. John Walsh’s new book ‘Meon Folaithe’ as well as  Dr. Cassie Smith-Christmas’s own book (edited with Noel P. O Murchadha, Michael Hornsby, and Mairead Moriarty) ‘New Speakers of Minority Languages:  Linguistic Ideologies and Practices.’

Come along to see the accumulation of Moore Institute Visiting Fellowships by Dr. Jason Nelson and Alinta Krauth. Dr. Jason Nelson and Alinta Krauth will be discussing the projects that they have been engaging with over the past three weeks during their stay at NUI, including but not limited to: digital art, digital poetry, art... | Read on »

There will be a joint book launch of Professor Tadhg O hIfearnain and Dr. John Walsh's new book 'Meon Folaithe' as well as  Dr. Cassie Smith-Christmas’s own book (edited with Noel P. O Murchadha, Michael Hornsby, and Mairead Moriarty) 'New Speakers of Minority Languages:  Linguistic Ideologies and Practices.'. This event is following: "Siompóisiam: Understandings of... | Read on »

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  EDEN 2018: Borders and Bodies is an all-island interdisciplinary postgraduate conference with speakers drawn from across the humanities and featuring plenary talks by Prof Dan Rebellato (Royal Holloway, London) and Prof Margaret Kelleher (UCD). This event is free and all are welcome to attend. The full conference schedule and registration links can be found at... | Read on »

Michael Shields: How Frauenlob saw light.  A German poet’s look at  immateriality, rainbows and Aristotelian physics in 1300.

A panel that will be facilitated by Charlotte McIvor.  These companies will be in residence with me at the O'Donoghue for two days prior for an intensive practice-sharing exchange closed to core participants only.  Introduced by Professor Anne Scott, Vice-President for Equality & Diversity. This panel gathers practitioners from four of Europe’s leading intercultural theatre companies... | Read on »

Tomás Ó Neachtain, this year’s Sean-nós Singer in Residence, hosted by the Centre for Irish Studies.