On 20 February the first of our lecture series (see above) was delivered by James Mallory, and following that we had the launch of our latest publication, Seal re Saobhnós: Essays on Irish courtly love poems.Read more…
The School of Celtic Studies is dedicated to the study of Irish and the other Celtic languages, both written and spoken, throughout their history, as well as related areas of cultural, social and legal history. Employing both academic staff and post-doctoral scholars, we publish books and other online resources, issue our journal Celtica, and host events such as our annual conference, Tionól.
We also host important online resources in our field.
Monasticon Hibernicum, a database of early Christian ecclesiastical settlements in Ireland, produced by Ailbhe MacShamhráin with Nora White and Aidan Breen at Maynooth University
The Bardic Poetry Database, by Dr Katharine Simms of the Department of History, Trinity College Dublin.
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School of Celtic Studies
Lecture Series 2025
A series of talks taking place in DIAS over the coming months. All welcome!
Full programme
James Mallory lecture and Seal re Saobhnós launch
On 20 February the first of our lecture series (see above) was delivered by James Mallory, and following that we had the launch of our latest publication, Seal re Saobhnós: Essays on Irish courtly love poems. Read more…
Summer School 2025
14–25 July 2025
Programme and applications
Call for Papers: (Re)Creating Stories
A conference on (Early) Modern Irish adaptations of Old and Middle Irish prose and poetic narratives
23–24 May 2025
Further information
The School of Celtic Studies is dedicated to the study of Irish and the other Celtic languages, both written and spoken, throughout their history, as well as related areas of cultural, social and legal history. Employing both academic staff and post-doctoral scholars, we publish books and other online resources, issue our journal Celtica, and host events such as our annual conference, Tionól.
Major projects of the School include:
We also host important online resources in our field.
Ireland, produced by Ailbhe MacShamhráin with Nora White and Aidan Breen at Maynooth University
School of Celtic Studies
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