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Our spring lecture series begins on 12th February with Bianca Patria of the University of Oslo, speaking about "‘It’s A Kind of Magic’" The Poetic Style of Old Norse Juridical Speech Acts from a Comparative Perspective. Registration for the Zoom link here: uib.no/en/rg/lawandcu…

The next talk in the series will be on 12th March by Sara Elin Roberts who will talk on ‘Lawyers and Lawbooks: Compiling the Law in Medieval Wales’. Details and registration closer to the time.

📢Fantastic opportunities to work w/ Dr Kevin Murray Dept of Early and Medieval Irish, UCC on the 'Disappearing Text' project! Currently advertising for a Research Fellow and 2x Post-Doctoral Researchers. Closing 27/03/25. Links ⤵️ universityvacancies.com/university-col… universityvacancies.com/university-col…

Want to do a fully funded PhD on medieval English historiography? Well do I have an opportunity for you! See the attached ad and get in touch ASAP if you're interested (and please share widely). flinders.edu.au/scholarships/c…

A reminder that this is taking place on Wednesday! Don't forget to register for the Zoom link here: uib.no/en/rg/lawandcu…

There is an opening for a postdoctoral researcher in comparative legal history on the FLEXI ERC project at University College Dublin. The researcher must have expertise in the legal cultures of the medieval Latin west. More information here: findapostdoc.com/search/Job-Det…

FLEXI project is recruiting a postdoc in comparative legal history for two years: linkedin.com/jobs/view/4167… Please help spread the words! #jobs #postdoctoral #ERC

Our next lecture in the series is on 12th March at 15.00 CET by Sara Elin Roberts on the compilation of the law in medieval Wales. For more information and to register for the Zoom link, click here: uib.no/en/rg/lawandcu…

And a reminder, that if you want to join our mailing list, you can do so here: skjemaker.app.uib.no/view.php?id=16…

Three new articles to finish our 2024 volume were published this afternoon. First up is Finn Longman is on Bluesky.'s article on Láeg mac Riangabra, available here: journal.fi/scf/article/vi…

Next is Mellisa Pascale's comparison of seasons and place names in early Irish and Japanese poetry: journal.fi/scf/article/vi…

And finally, we have Dr Nina Cnockaert-Guillou, DIAS_SCS Library's article on the textual structure, dialogue, and layout of the manuscripts of Acallam na Senórach. Available here: journal.fi/scf/article/vi…

Delighted to welcome Sophie McGurk Sophie McGurk from Trinity College Dublin visiting this week! Looking forward to her talk on Hibernian Philhellenism 7 March 16:00 CET, Nobelparken 1481-568 with Ciaran McDonough Dr Ciaran McDonough as Respondent! 🏺🇮🇪🤓

This is as good a sign as any to announce that from the beginning of April, I will be a postdoctoral researcher on the Classical Learning and Irish Culture ERC project at Aarhus University for the next wee while

A reminder that this is taking place on Wednesday.

Full scholarship opportunity for someone with refugee status to study a master's in the UK (Liverpool). Deadline this Friday (!!). liverpool.ac.uk/study/fees-and…

Join us on this Wednesday (9th) at 15.00 CET for a lecture by Kathleen E. Kennedy on Levina Teerlinc, Mary I’s Legal Limner? See link for more details and registration for Zoom link: uib.no/en/rg/lawandcu…

Today the Centre for Irish Studies in Aarhus hosts Felix Levin's panel discussion 'Sources from the Margins: Reflections on the Empire in Ireland, Scotland and Wales (1530s–1790s)'. Here begins live tweeting of the event.

Thank you Gregory R. Darwin for inviting me to give a talk on the reflections on conquest and usurpation in seventeenth-century Irish historical writing at the Research Seminar in Celtic at the Department of English at Uppsala universitet For Zoom access, email [email protected]

The first article in our 2025 volume is Nike Stam et al's edition and translation of the previously illegible pages of the Leiden University Library Fled Bricrenn and the process by which they made them visible, available open access here: journal.fi/scf/article/vi…