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Inkwell CFP alert!🥳 This year's symposium will be taking place on Saturday, March 30th, 2024. Please see the following poster for submission information and abstract deadline!

Just over a week left to submit an abstract for this year's symposium. If you want to talk about medieval and/or Renaissance Bodies, send in an abstract! Details below 👇

Just over a week left until this year's symposium and here is the long-awaited schedule! 😍 Come to UCC's North Wing Council Room on Saturday, March 30th, to hear some wonderful Medieval/Renaissance papers and to catch the keynote address which will be given by Dr Jack Hartnell.

❗ CFP REMINDER ❗ Just two weeks until the deadline for abstract submissions to this year's Inkwell Symposium! This year's theme is Narratives Through Time. The final day for abstract submissions is February 14th 2025! UCC Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences

❗ Deadline Reminder! ❗ There is only ONE WEEK left to submit an abstract to this year'$ Inkwell Symposium. Get your abstracts to [email protected] by the end of the day February 14th!

It's the final day for submissions! Get your abstracts to [email protected] to participate in this year's Inkwell Symposium! 🎉🥳

We are delighted to announce that this year's Keynote Speaker for Inkwell is Professor Andy Murphy of Trinity College Dublin! Professor Murphy will be speaking to us about Shakespeare's Coriolanus in Ireland, in tune with this year's theme of Narratives Through Time! 😍

Just under two weeks left until this year's symposium and we have a fantastic schedule for the day! Professor Andy Murphy will close out the day with his keynote speech "Shakespeare Repurposed: Coriolanus in Irish". The countdown begins! 👇🏻

Just under 40 hours until UCC Inkwell! 👀

And we're off with our first panel of the day, Artistic Narratives. Chloe Rudolph discusses paintings of female martyrs as the ideal woman.

Onto our third panel of the day! Eleanor Lynch compares the Song of Roland to the Yarnell Hill Fire Tragedy and its use in firefighter education.

We're onto our keynote speaker. Professor Andy Murphy of Trinity College Dublin is discussing Shakespeare's Coriolanus in Irish.

Thank you all for another successful Inkwell Symposium. Fantastic talent from UCC students and a huge thank you to Professor Andy Murphy for his fascinating keynote paper on Coriolanus in Irish.