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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Upcoming Events
A lecture by Professor Fearghal McGarry, QUB In recent years the idea that Easter 1916 forms part of the "seamless robe" that was Ireland's broader...
The Fall 2018 Dalsimer Lecture, titled Black and Brown Amidst the Orange and Green: Toward a Multiracial History of Ireland, will be presented by Dr. Mark...
The desire to engage and confront traumatic subjects was a facet of Irish literature for much of the twentieth century. Yet, just as Irish society has...
In places where mortality ran high in “the time of the Famine”, the breakdown of traditional mortuary practices compounded the stress of death for the...
Professor Peter Kuch speaks about this recent book on divorce in Joyce’s Ulysses. Bloom’s “Divorce, not now” and Molly’s “suppose I divorced him”—whether...
Recent Events
"John Hume: His Vision and Legacy for...
4/28/2018Joyce and Journalism Conference
4/21/2018Burns Scholar Lecture, "A Loyal...
4/18/2018Great Famine Voices Roadshow
4/11/2018Recent Activity
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