Irish Studies
The Irish Studies program at Boston College offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Irish culture and society. Individual undergraduate and graduate courses address social, political and economic history, literature, medieval arts, sociology, music, and the Irish language. The extensive Irish collections of the Burns and O'Neill Libraries enhance each of these, while offering a wealth of resources to Boston College students and faculty.
Image: Gerard Dillon (1916-71), The Little Fields.
© The National Gallery of Ireland, used with permission
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Tommy Sands, County Down's singer/songwriter has achieved something akin to legendary status in his own lifetime. Sands is a rare combination of author,...
Sponsored by the Global Leadership Institute, Irish Studies, and the Northern Ireland Bureau. Richard English is Professor of Politics at Queen's University...
This talk will reflect on the contribution that the 1641 Depositions Project (2007-10) has made to Digital Humanities. The ‘1641 depositions’ record the...
The Unstoppable Irish: Songs and Integration of the New York Irish, 1783-1883 will be published on 30 March 2019 by the University of Notre Dame Press...
Just how “European” was Gaelic Ireland in the pre-modern era? In the historiography of the medieval and early modern periods, Gaelic Ireland is often...
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Traditional Irish Céili
9/5/2019Eugene O’Neill and Ireland
4/30/2019Partitioning Ireland
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