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We're very much looking forward to Dr Elisabeth Okasha's seminar on Anglo-Saxon Sundials at 5.15pm today. Email [email protected] if you would like to join us on MS Teams.

Very much looking forward to our seminar next week: Peter Darby (Nottingham) will present 'Writing a Letter in the Age of Bede' on Tuesday, 23 February at 17:15. Email [email protected] to join us.

Writing a Letter in the Age of Bede Seminar for Ancient and Medieval Studies (Seminar for Ancient and Medieval Studies, UCC ) Dr Peter Darby, Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN Tues, 23 Feb, 17.15 MS Teams Email [email protected] for access. #UCCResearch

SAMS seminar today at 5:15pm.

Excited for Dept of Early and Medieval Irish, UCC Seminar for Ancient and Medieval Studies, UCC talk on 'Writing a letter in the Age of Bede' by Peter Darby (Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN)! 🤓📜☕

We are very much looking forward to your paper! If anyone wishes to join us, email [email protected] for the link.

Read our own Dr Kevin Murray's article on The Book of Lismore: Manuscript and Contents in the latest volume of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. UCC Library The River-side Cork Historical and Archaeological Society Chatsworth #manuscripts #ireland #medievaltwitter

#ICC1500 Our own Professor John Carey delivered a paper yesterday entitled 'Columcille and the Sod of Death' at this interdisciplinary conference which celebrates the 1500th birthday of St Columba. It continues online today.😇 #Hagiography #medievaltwitter iona-placenames.glasgow.ac.uk/conferences/

Congratulations to Máirín MacCarron from @UCC_DH who has received the Irish Historical Research Prize for her publication ‘Bede and Time: Computus, Theology and History in the Early Medieval World’, published in 2019 by Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology #NUIAwards21 UCC Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences English UCC

We're very excited about our spring programme of *in-person* seminars! We begin on 16 February with Dr Michael J. Kelly speaking on 'Postulating a Visigothic "Human Nature"': 5.15pm in O'Rahilly Building, Room 1.23. All welcome!

Very excited for our first in-person seminar of this academic year! Michael J. Kelly speaking about 'The Logic of Control: Postulating a Visigothic "Human Nature".'

We are very much looking forward to welcoming Professor Heather O'Donoghue to SAMS on Wednesday!

Congratulations to Dr Caitríona Ó Dochartaigh on being awarded funding from HEA North-South Programme for “Ultonia – Cultural Dynamics in Medieval Ulster and Beyond: A Shared Inheritance” in collaboration with Dr Nioclás Mac Cathmhaoil of Ulster University Magee! UCC Ireland #SharedIsland

Bede, Computus and the Development of Historical Chronology Seminar for Ancient and Medieval Studies (SAMS) Dr Máirín MacCarron English UCC 23 March at 17:15 Room 1.23 O'Rahilly Building UCC Research

Just one week until Inkwell VI! Here is the long-awaited schedule for the event. We have a fantastic line-up of papers this year. Anyone interested in attending this VIRTUAL event, send us a message and we will be sure to send you the Zoom link. We hope to see you all there! :)

Find out about “Ultonia – Cultural Dynamics in Medieval Ulster and Beyond: A Shared Inheritance” a collaboration between Dept of Early and Medieval Irish, UCC & Ulster University funded by the HEA North-South Programme for #SharedIsland ucc.ie/en/cacsss/rese… UCC Research

Read more about the exciting new project Ultonia by Caitríona Ó Docharataigh of our department and Nioclás Mac Cathmhaoil of Ulster University Magee funded by the HEA #SharedIsland #UCCIreland

Did you know that 2/3 of female characters in late antique texts are nameless? Is your first reaction to try and name? In our new #GenderedNetworks article we show why female namelessness can be a sign of independence or power. @bedenetwork @uvihervalli muse.jhu.edu/article/869961

We held a lovely event to celebrate funding success by members of the SAMS community: Tomás Ó Carragáin UCC Archaeology, Máirín MacCarron (Máirín MacCarron) @UCC_DH and Caitríona Ó Dochartaigh Dept of Early and Medieval Irish, UCC Thanks to our speakers: Dr Helena Buffery, John F. Cryan and Prof. John Carey

Very exciting opportunity!