News
- Our PhD student Joe Simpson succeeded in his viva voce in 2025.
- Professor Mari Jones from Cambridge University visited the School and gave a seminar on her research on Welsh dialects in the context of language planning. (July)
- The Hybrid-e Erasmus project, which Eoin Mc Evoy from the School took part in 2023-2025, drew to a close. (July)
- The School hosted the Futa Fata launch of Eoin Mc Evoy's Irish translation of Heartstopper 2 in the Museum of Literature Ireland for Dublin Pride. (June)
- Associate Professor Ríona Nic Congáil and her team organised a conference on Youth and Disability in the Irish language context for the YEELP project. (June)
- Dr Aoife Whelan and Dr Connor McCabe organised the annual Irish Studies Summer School. (June)
- The School organised the annual summer school for fifth year students. (June)
- Dr Connor McCabe organised the annual School Research Day. (May)
- Eoin Mc Evoy organised a UCD celebration of the ten year anniversary of the bilingual poetry and spoken word night REIC which Ciara Ní É founded while a student of the School. Associate Professor Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith launched alumna Aifric Mac Aodha's poetry collection Old Friends at the same event. (April)
- Dr Connor McCabe organised Taighde Reatha \ Current Research lightning talks for our postgraduate students to present their research to the School community. (April)
- Dr Jamie Murphy organised a Forum on Irish Language Media with Lynette Fay and Áine Ní Bhreisleáin as part of the comprehensive review the College is undertaking on the Irish-language media sector on behalf of Coimisiún na Meán. (March)
- Eimhear Ní Dhuinn and Eoin Mc Evoy organised Cúrsa Gaeltachta 2025 for our second and third year students. (March)
- Our student Cormac Ó Dubhláine organised Aonach na Gaeilge I The Irish-Language Fair to inform students about career and study opportunities through the Irish language. (February)
- Professor Regina Uí Chollatáin, Dr Cathal Billings, Dr Aoife Whelan, Dr Jamie Murphy (Project Manager), Bairbre Ní Chonchúir and Eoin Mc Evoy of our School continued their work with other members of the College of Arts & Humanities on the Comprehensive Review of Irish-Language Media on behalf of Coimisiún na Meán.