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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Multi-instramentalist and singer Dave Curley has collaborated with everyone from Grammy award winners Moya Brennan of Clannad to Ross Holmes of Mumford and...
There has been a recent turn in Irish fiction, away from negative representations of the parent-child bond to a more hopeful form of representation—one...
This lecture will explore how current discussions on the place of Ireland and Northern Ireland in Europe and the wider world may benefit from a reappraisal...
Helen Phelan presents “Full of Miracles From Childhood”: Miracles in the Liturgies and Lives of Irish Medieval Saints, a Gaelic Roots event. Helen Phelan is...
Irish historian Felix Larkin will outline the history of Irish cartoons, from Mathew Carey’s Volunteers’ Journal to Martyn Turner, and cartoons about the...
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11/21/2019"Unstoppable Irish: Songs &...
11/7/2019"Digital Humanities & the 1641...
10/25/2019"How and Why does Terrorism End?"...
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