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'A Chronology of the Medieval Irish Lexicon'
AHRC-funded project. Based @qub_gaeilge and @Department_ASNC
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đ#JobKlaxonđ â The Department of Early Irish at Maynooth University (Early Irish Maynooth Maynooth University) is hiring! Seeking an Assistant Lecturer in Medieval Irish and Celtic Studies (24-month contract), to begin in September 2024: my.corehr.com/pls/nuimrecruiâŠ
CĂșpla focal for #StPatricksDay? BhĂ craic mhĂłr againn chatting to Sauvignon BlĂĄithĂn â€ïžđ€ đ€đ about #SheelanaGigs as she searched for a foclĂłir brille in #TheIrishforSex đ Watch out for The Wild Geeze eDIL ManchĂĄn Magan agus a lĂĄn daoine eile rte.ie/player/movie/tâŠ
đą Funded PhD deadline extended to 28 April! Interested in a PhD with myself and David Stifter đ”đđŠ as part of the IrishResearch -funded EMISoS (Early Medieval Irish Scripts on Stone) project Early Irish Maynooth ? Details here (note: deadline may not yet be updated) maynoothuniversity.ie/early-irish-seâŠ
The #LEIGHEAS project Irish Medical Manuscript of the Month for May 2024 is Leabharlann ĂstaĂ an RĂ | King's Inns Library MS 17, containing an Irish tract on diseases drawing on the Viaticum of Constantinus Africanus. It also has lots of cool marginal drawings đ. Read about it here! đ leigheas.maynoothuniversity.ie/category/manusâŠ
Go n-Ă©irĂ go geal libh! Tabharfaidh an Dr SĂle NĂ MhurchĂș, an Dr Sorcha Nic Lochlainn, an Dr TomĂĄs Ă MurchĂș agus an Dr Emma Nic CĂĄrthaigh Ăł Scoil LĂ©ann na Gaeilge UCC Ireland pĂĄipĂ©ir le linn na comhdhĂĄla. Dept of Early and Medieval Irish, UCC SĂle NĂ MhurchĂș CeiliĂșradh an Bhlascaoid
A day of talks and discussion on the dating of Late Middle & Early Modern Irish texts! Hosted by the #eDIL project in collaboration w/ the Department of Irish & Celtic Languages, TCD Thurs. 5th Sept Arts Block, Trinity College Dublin To attend, drop a line to [email protected]!
ASNC colleagues Sharon Arbuthnot and MĂĄire NĂ Mhaonaigh will contribute to a workshop on dating Irish texts organised by the eDIL project based at the Department and Roinn na Gaeilge, Ollscoil na BanrĂona. We are very grateful to TCD Roinn na Gaeilge/Department of Irish for hosting. Looking forward to timely discussion