Heading to Bath today to meet the genius that is Donal Ryan talking about his new book. Trying to re-read both in sequence - read one once & the other twice. Event organised by ⁦Mr B's Emporium⁩. Hoping to meet ⁦Annie Ryan⁩ too. We’d like to buy them a pint too!

Are you an incoming First Year at UL? The Equal Access survey opens today, and your answers could have a positive impact on future resources for students Find out more about the survey and the supports available for our students ul.ie/student-affair… #StudyatUL

Congratulations Sandrine and Victor! Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL Scoil na Gaeilge, an Bhéarla, & na Cumarsáide

Donal Ryan talking about his new novel Heart, Be At Peace at Hatchards last night. A great evening interviewing him about these 21 characters, their inner thoughts, motivations, destinies and failures. Great to see Kirsty Dunseath and Milly Reid for Doubleday

Heart, Be At Peace with Donal Ryan *New Venue* - Mr B's Emporium mrbsemporium.com/events/2024/06…

Massive congratulations to everyone graduating from University Of Limerick this week! You should be so proud of yourselves, it's a fantastic achievement! 👏

Wishing the Journalism class of 2024 the best of luck as they graduate this afternoon, enjoy this special occasion👏🎉

Mic léinn na dTeangacha Feidhmeacha agus an Léinn Eorpaigh ag bronnadh na gcéimeanna in Ollscoil Luimnigh inniu. Lovely to see some of those who studied An Ghaeilge for their Applied Languages & European Studies degrees graduate today! Scoil na Gaeilge, an Bhéarla, & na Cumarsáide Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences University Of Limerick @UL

Comhghairdeas ó chroí lenár mic léinn GaeilgeAgUL ar bronnadh Céim sna hEalaíona orthu inniu 🥹 go maire sibh bhur ngradaim a chairde!🧑‍🎓🎉 Scoil na Gaeilge, an Bhéarla, & na Cumarsáide University Of Limerick Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL

Very proud of our UL Journalism class of ‘24 who graduated from University Of Limerick today where we remembered our much missed student Joe Drennan, who was awarded his degree posthumously.

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We fondly remember the great Seamus Heaney who left us on 30th August 2013, a tremendous loss to his family and friends and to fans of poetry at home and all over the world. As we enter autumn and the shortening days, here’s The Skylight from Poetry Ireland Review 27.

Comhghairdeas libh agus leis an rang ar fad! Táimidne Aonad na Gaeilge Scoil na Gaeilge, an Bhéarla, & na Cumarsáide an-mhórálach asaibh

Joseph O’Connor headlines Letters for Life irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

So glad to have been part of the wonderful Irish Writers Centre 's open day today, and to meet such a vibrant bunch of writers. Thanks to all of you.

The 'understanding trauma' section of the website explains what is meant by trauma and how it can affect the brain; it also highlights the signs and symptoms of trauma that students might exhibit in class. The website includes 'at a glance' overviews and presentations #tcidul

Delighted to be returning to Patrick Kavanagh's native Inniskeen to give the keynote address for Kavanagh Weekend. Both the poet & his village hold a special place in my heart, not least because I had the pleasure to live & work at Patrick Kavanagh Centre in 2004, among Kavanagh's people

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Well done to our brilliant colleage Emily Cullen! Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL

Dear everyone, this novel by Rose Ruane is absolutely extraordinary. She's a word wizard. Every sentence full of euphony and perceptive wisdom.