We’re excited to work with School of Public Affairs, Ulster University, The John and Pat Hume Foundation, NI Bureau, Northern Ireland Office, Washington Ireland Program, and Embassy of Ireland, USA. Thanks to British Embassy Washington, Darragh Gannon, and @mccourtschool! bit.ly/41J3xZD

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly paid a return visit to Georgetown University to join students for a politics class. She talked to them about her journey into politics and how her visit to Washington is an opportunity to promote NI. She also answered some probing

Speaking at Georgetown University this morning on all things Northern Ireland! 👇

Thank you dFM Emma Little-Pengelly BL for speaking to my 100+ Georgetown History students Georgetown University yesterday! The student evaluations of your presentation on Northern Ireland are in: A+ ✅✅✅ NI Executive NI Bureau Global Irish Studies

2 days until the Washington Forum on Northern Ireland on Friday at 125 E St NW! Make sure to RSVP beforehand; we’ll be joined by Hilary Benn, Emma Little-Pengelly BL, Chief Constable Jon Boutcher, and Deputy Assistant Sharon Hudson-Dean!

We’re happy to team up with School of Public Affairs, AU School of International Service, Ulster University, The John and Pat Hume Foundation, NI Bureau, Northern Ireland Office, Washington Ireland Program, and Embassy of Ireland, USA. Thanks to British Embassy Washington, Darragh Gannon, and @mccourtschool! bit.ly/41J3xZD

☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ It was a privilege to welcome NI Executive dFM Emma Little-Pengelly BL back to our beautiful Hilltop campus to meet my students! We hope this will be an annual St. Patrick’s week Georgetown University tradition! NI Bureau Global Irish Studies Fulbright Ireland Ad Hoc Committee to Protect GFA

Why is Irish culture so popular? 🇮🇪 Irish-born Professor Darragh Gannon dives into the history of the Irish diaspora and explains why the Irish rule American pop culture. bit.ly/3FkNmJe

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️ Today, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of Irish people around the world—showcasing the very best of what it means to be Irish.

Our Associate Director Darragh Gannon was interviewed by Georgetown University for a special St. Patrick's Day episode of their #AskaProfessor series. Check it out: bit.ly/41UQyD1 Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences Georgetown History

Submit your abstracts by 20 April! @ssnci_tweets will hold its 2025 Annual Conference Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies on 19-21 June 2025. The theme for our 2025 Conference will be Universalism and Locality in Nineteenth-Century Ireland. For more details see ssnci.org/annual-confere…

New vacancy: Assistant Editor – Publications The purpose of this role is to ensure the Royal Irish Academy’s publications (particularly books and policy and corporate documents) are developed and published on time, in line with the house style, the standards expected by the RIA,

The Irish Club participated in the International Festival "iFest" last week. Below are some pics from iFest. Thanks to all who participated and ensured that it was a smashing success!

On April 23, award-winning broadcaster & author Emma Dabiri will deliver the 2025 Flatley Lecture Her talk compares Yourba & Irish ontologies to discuss the Irish language notion of duine gorm - 'blue person' - a term used to describe people racialized as Black individuals

It was a pleasure working with the Royal Irish Academy publications team in 2021/22 - this is a dream job ✅ Irish Association of Professional Historians/@iaph ICHS

It's publication day for "Green & Blue: Irish Americans in the Union Military: 1861-1865"! Now available for purchase in hardcopy/ebook. It examines the experience of the c.250,000 Irish Americans who served in U.S. forces, making use of 100s of letters by or for enlisted men.

Did you know that RHS Transactions is open access? Read the latest OA articles, at no costs to you 👉 cup.org/4ibR3yE #Twitterstorians

A month on, reflecting on an incredible St. Patrick’s Day (and season!) in the United States. ☘️🇺🇸 See some highlights from this year’s celebrations ➡️ ireland.ie/en/usa/celebra…

Tonight: Irish nationalism in Britain from 1912 to 1922. Darragh Gannon joins Myles to discuss how Irish communities in Britain engaged with politics, nationalism and identity during the Irish revolutionary decade.

Great title, great concept - congrats David McCullagh! Looking forward to seeing this beauty out in the world 🌎