Posts Tagged ‘Ireland’
Book Discussion: “Constance Markievicz: Irish Revolutionary”
Join Dr. Kevin Byrne and Dr. Steven Griffith for a free, two-night discussion of Anne Haverty’s, Constance Markievicz: Irish Revolutionary (2016). Constance Gore-Booth was born into the privileged world of…
More >Brigid: The Woman, the Mystery
The Irish Government has declared that, like St. Patrick’s Day, St. Brigid’s Day (Feb 1, 2023) is now a National Holiday… Hup the women! Join us on Wednesday, Feb. 1…
More >Book Discussion: “Michael Collins: A Life”
Book Discussion on “Michael Collins: A Life” by James Mackey. Collins was a consequential figure in early 20th-century Irish history. Free!
More >Book Discussion: “Michael Collins: A Life”
Book Discussion on “Michael Collins: A Life” by James Mackey. Collins was a consequential figure in early 20th-century Irish history. Free!
More >Appreciating the Greatness of Seán Ó Riada and Mise Éire
Réamonn Ó Ciaráin, Director of Education with Gael Linn, presents on Mise Éire’s emotional and cultural importance. This is followed by a conversation with Dáithí Sproule on its impact on traditional music in Ireland. Their presentation concludes with the film showing of Mise Éire (1960).
More >Manchán Magan’s Arán agus Im
Arán & Im celebrates the Irish language in an engaging, accessible bilingual way, through sourdough bread and home-churned butter. This event is part of Irish Arts Week.
More >Ambassador’s Reception
We are delighted to invite you all to a community event welcoming Ambassador Mulhall, his wife, and our Consul General, Kevin Byrne on the outdoor stage at Celtic Junction Arts Center.
More >Gaeltacht Lecture with Dáithí Sproule
Dáithí Sproule explains the fascinating connection music groups Skara Brae and Altan have with Irish language music and the Gaeltacht. The lecture will be mainly in English. REGISTER HERE. Dáithí Sproule, a…
More >Kindred Spirits Seminar
Kindred Spirits and is an online event bringing together speakers, musicians, singers, and other performers to commemorate and celebrate the linguistic and cultural friendship between Ireland and peoples of the First Nations of America/Canada.
More >Plots and Plotters, the history of the 1798 Rebellion
Plots and Plotters will be live from Belfast, Northern Ireland, via Zoom. Explore the history of the reformers & rebels who made the Belfast Charitable Society a “hotbed of radical activity” in the 1790s in this virtual talk.
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