Feminist Storytelling Working Group PI: Dr Miriam Haughton Date/Venue: 17 January 2018, O’Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Sponsored by: The College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies, the O’Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance, and Gender Arc, NUI Galway Registration: This is a free event but places are limited. To... | Read on »
Trump: One Year On A pop-up discussion on the first year of the Trump presidency 12-1pm Monday 22 January Moore Institute Seminar Room (G010 Hardiman Research Building) Participants: Thamil Ananthavinayagan (Human Rights) Clíodhna Carney (English) Kathleen Cavanaugh (Human Rights) Kathy Powell (Soc & Pol) Mark Stansbury (Classics) All welcome!
Title: ‘The cantred of Tyrmany in Connacht (where the Oscalli dwell)’ – Identifying the archaeology of the O’Kelly lordship of Uí Maine, by Daniel Curley The O’Kelly lordship of Uí Maine is an oft-referenced but poorly understood political and territorial unit. The boundaries of this territory are routinely described as being consistent with south... | Read on »
NUI Galway has a growing research community working on diverse aspects of modernist fiction, drama, periodical culture, and essays. We are proud to welcome Moore Institute visiting fellow Prof Sara Crangle, who will speak about her work on Mina Loy, and respond to papers by NUI Galway researchers. In this way we will gain... | Read on »
You are invited to the launch of Sabine Müller, Tina-Karen Pusse From Ego to Eco. Mapping Shifts from Anthropocentrism to Ecocentrism by Dr Eoin Flannery (SL, English Literature, UL) On Thursday, February 1st at 4pm GO 11, Hardiman Building
Jessica Cooke: A Reappraisal of the Vita Secunda of Saint Fursa: the Irish Origins of a Continental Saint
The Irish Centre for Human Rights invites you to a public talk on Universal Periodic Review, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identities By Diana Carolina Prado Mosquera Diana is the United Nations Programme Officer at ILGA (The International LGBTQI+ Association). Originally from Colombia, Diana holds a master's in human rights law and spent several years working as... | Read on »
Chelsea Ryan 1st Year Doctoral Candidate in Archaeology Conveying Identity Through Place: Understanding Bronze Age People and Society via Nucleated Settlements Irish Bronze Age (2200-600BC) settlement studies are dominated by research on roundhouse farmsteads and hillforts. This seminar demonstrates that an in-depth study of a third settlement type, nucleated settlements (domestic villages), will enhance our... | Read on »
