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The Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies

Lecture Friday Nov 20th

You are invited to a lecture by William Smith Mason Professor of American History at Northwestern University, entitled “Ireland’s 18th-Century Revolution on New England’s Northern Frontier” on Friday, November 20th at 3:00 PM in 424 Flanner Hall.,

All are welcome.

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Poitín

Mar chuid de shraith scannán idirnáisiunta atá á eagrú ag an CSLC taispeánfar an scannán Poitín ar a 7pm ar an Déardaoin 19 Samhain 2009 i Seomra 329 DeBartolo.

Ba é Bob Quinn (Cinegael) a stiúraigh an scannán (a bhí bunaithe ar ghearrscéal le Colm Bairéad) in 1978 leis na haisteoirí iomráiteacha Cyril Cusack, Niall Tóibín, Dónal McCann agus Mick Lally. Ba é seo an chéad phríomhscannán a eisíodh i nGaeilge agus chothaigh sé conspóid nuair a craoladh i dtosach é ar an teilifís ar Lá ‘le Pádraig 1979. An leagan athmháistrithe digiteach (2007), le fuaimrian nuachumtha ag Bill Whelan, a bheidh á thaispeaint maraon le cuid d’agallamh a chuir Pádraic Breathnach ar Bob Quinn ar an gclár ‘The Eleventh Hour’.

Scéal, suite i gConamara, faoi sheanleaid Michil a bhíonn ag dríogadh biotáille go mídhleathach agus an chaoi a n-éiríonn leis féin agus lena iníon Máire an lámh in uachtar a fháil ar bheirt bhithiúnach, Sleamhnán agus Labhrás. Ar ndóigh cuireann an Garda Síochána a ladhar isteach sa scéal chomh maith.

Tá fáilte roimh chách, idir mhic léinn agus ollúna, agus beidh deis ag an lucht féachana an scannán a phlé ina dhiaidh. Cuirfear soláistí ar fail.

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Irish Language Film Poitín

As part of a series of foreign language films being organized by the CSLC (Center for the Study of Languages and Culture) the Irish language film Poitín will be shown on Thursday, November 19 2009 at 7pm in Room 329, Edward J. DeBartolo Hall.

The film was directed by Bob Quinn (Cinegael) in 1978 and stars some of Ireland’s greatest actors Cyril Cusack (Michil), Niall Tóibín (Sleamhnán), Dónal McCann (Labhrás) and Mick Lally (Garda Sergeant) as well as a supporting cast of well-known Connemara actors. This was the first feature film to be released in the Irish language and it was broadcast on television on St. Patrick’s Day in 1979, amidst some controversy. The digitally remastered version (2007), with a newly composed soundtrack by Bill Whelan (of Riverdance fame), will be screened with subtitles in English.

There will be a short discussion about the film afterwards and light refreshments will be served

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Spring 2010 Courses

The Spring 2010 course offerings can be viewed here

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A Crucial Question:

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For Taylor Swift, As Gaeilge

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Lecture: Abusing a Tongue-Tied Man

Burgess-PosterPlease join us for a lecture entitled “‘Abusing a Tongue-Tied Man’: Robert Lynd, Joseph Conrad, and the Question of a National Language” by Professor Mary Burgess this Friday at 3:00PM in 424 Flanner. Dr. Burgess is a graduate of the University of St. Andrews and the University of Cambridge and an Assistant Professor in the Department of English here at Notre Dame.

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Lecture this Friday

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Please join us for a lecture entitled “Maria Edgeworth and the Science of FIction” by James Chandler this Friday at 3:00PM in 424 Flanner. Professor Chandler is the Franke Distinguished Service Professor, the Director of the Franke Institute for the Humanities and the co-director of the new Scherer Center for the Study of American Cultures at the University of Chicago. He works in the areas of Romanticism, eighteenth and nineteenth-century literature, Irish and Scottish studies, and cinema.

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Paul Muldoon Wednesday 10/28

All events are free and everyone is welcome!
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Hibernian Lecture

This Afternoon the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism will bring us the annual Hibernian Lecture by Maurice Bric from University College Dublin. “‘Squaring Circles’: Daniel O’Connell and Public Protest, 1823-1843” will begin at 4:00PM in the Carey Auditorium of the Hesburgh Library. Professor Bric is a member of the Royal Irish Academy and has published widely in the fields of 18th-century Ireland and Irish-American History.
All are welcome.

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