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Aodán Ó Dúill / Aidan Doyle

M.A., Ph.D.

A graduate of UCC, Aidan Doyle studied for a PhD in linguistics in Poland, where he taught for a number of years. He also spent some time Germany as a Humoldt Fellow, working on the post-doctoral degree recognized in Central Europe (habilitation), which he obtained in 2004. He returned to UCC in 2002.

His teaching in the Irish department consists mainly of practical language classes. He teaches linguistics modules in the MA programme in Applied Linguistics, and in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences.

Research: His main area of research is general linguistics, with a special emphasis on morphology, syntax, language contact, and historical linguistics. He is willing to supervise graduate students of any linguistic background who are interested in his areas of expertise.

Bhain Aidan Doyle céim MA amach sa Nua-Ghaeilge i gColáiste na hOllscoile, Corcaigh. Ina dhiaidh sin chaith sé tamall de bhlianta ag múineadh sa Pholainn, áit ar bhain sé amach céim dochtúireachta sa teangeolaíocht. Bhí sé ina chomhalta de chuid Institiúid Humboldt sa Ghearmáin, ag gabháil do thaighde i gcomhair céim iar-dhochtúireachta, habilitation, a bronnadh air sa bhliain 2004. D'fhill sé ar Chorcaigh sa bhliain 2002.

Is é a phríomhghnó múinteoireachta i Roinn na Gaeilge ná ranganna teanga. Ina dhiaidh sin, múineann sé cúrsaí sa teangeolaíocht don chlár MA sa Teangeolaíocht Fheidhmeach, agus do Roinn na hUrlabhra i gColáiste an Leighis

Taighde: Is í an teangeolaíocht ghinearálta an réimse den léann is mó is cás leis, go háirithe an deilbhíocht, an chomhréir, teagmháil idir na teangacha, agus an teangeolaíocht stairiúil. Bheadh sé sásta stiúrú iarchéime a dhéanamh ar aon mhac léinn, is cuma cén cúlra teanga atá acu, a bhfuil dúil acu sna hábhair léinn a bhfuil saineolas aige féin orthu.

Foilseacháin / Publications

Leabhair / Books

1991: An Ghaeilge (i gcomhar le / with Edmund Gussmann, Wydawnictwo KUL, Lublin), lgh / pp. 458; an dara eagrán, a bhfuil curtha leis / second edition, enlarged, 1997, lgh / pp. 448. (Téacsleabhar Gaeilge / Irish textbook for foreign students).
1992: Noun derivation in modern Irish selected categories, rules and suffixes (Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego Poland).
1996: A reverse dictionary of modern Irish (i gcomhar le / with Edmund Gussmann, Folium, Lublin).
2001: Irish, Languages of the World Series (Lincom, Munich).
2002: Covert and Overt Pronominals in Irish (Folium, Lublin).
2006: Aistí ar an Nua-Ghaeilge in ómós do Bhreandán Ó Buachalla (Aidan Doyle and Siobhán Ní Laoire, eag. /eds., Cois Life, Dublin). (Essays on Modern Irish in honour of Breandán Ó Buachalla)

Aistí / Articles

1992: 'Suffix Rivalry: A Case Study in Irish Nominalisations', Yearbook of Morphology, 35-55.
1994: 'Clitics and Noun Phrases in Irish', E. Gussmann agus H. Kardela (eag. /ed.), Focus on Language, 97-110. Lublin: Wydawnictwo UMCS.
1996: 'Compounds and Syntactic Phrases in Modern Irish', Studia Anglica Posnaniensia, 30, 83-96.
1996: 'Nominal Borrowings and Word Formation in Irish', H. Kardela agus B. Szymanek (eag. / ed.), A Festschrift for Edmund Gussmann, 99-113. Lublin: Wydawnictwo KUL.
1997: 'Inalienable Possession in English, Irish and Polish Morphology', R. Hickey agus S. Puppel (eag. / ed.), Language History and Linguistic Modelling: A Festschrift for Jacek Fisiak on his 60th Birthday, 1379-1397, 1379-1397 Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter (comhúdar / joint-author B. Szymanek).
1997: 'Irlandia: literatura', Encyklopedia Katolicka VII. Lublin: Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 479-483.
1998: 'Obligatory and Optional Movement: the evidence from Irish', I P. Stalmaszczyk (eag. /ed.), Projections and Mapping. Studies in Syntax, 43-55. Lublin: Wydawnictwo Folium.
1999: 'Inflected Prepositions in Irish', in H.O. Spillmann and I. Warnke (eds.) Internationale Tendenzen der Syntaktik, Semantik und Pragmatik: Akten des 32. Linguistischen Kolloquiums in Kassel 1997, 93-100. Frankfurt: Peter Lang.
2000: 'Prepositions and Reflexivity in Irish and English', in B. Rozwadowska (ed.), PASE Papers in Language Studies: Proceedings of the 8th Annual Conferrence of the Polish Association for the Study of English, 87-104. Wroclaw: Wydawnictwo Aksel.
2001: 'Verb-particle combinations in Irish and English,' in J.M. Kirk and D.P. Ó Baoill (eds.), Language Links: The Languages of Scotland and Ireland, 81-99. Belfast: Queen's University.
2001: 'Tá "sorry" orm, ach níl sé suas chugat féin.' In M. Ó Cearbhaill (ed.), An Aimsir Óg 2000: 2, 275-279. Baile Átha Cliath: Coiscéim.
2001: 'Writing in a Dying Language: the Poetry of Cathal Ó Searcaigh', in J. Burzynska and D. Stanulewicz (eds.), From the Peripheries to the Centre: Essays in (Anglo-) Irish Literature, 131-142. Lublin: Maria Curie-Sklodowska University Press.
2002: 'Yesterday's Affixes as Today's Clitics: A Case-study in Degrammaticalisation', in I. Wischer and G. Diewald (eds.) New Reflections on Grammaticalization, 67-81. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
2002: 'Czekajacy sfinks: twórczosc Nuali Ní Dhomhnaill', in D. Malcolm (ed.) Eseje o Wspólczesnej Poezji Brytyjskiej i Irlandzkiej, 12-29. Gdansk: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdanskiego.
2003: 'Forainmneacha agus na foirmeacha táite den mbriathar', Ériu 53, 61-90.
2004: 'The king is dead: unaccusative verbs in Irish', in J. Carey, M. Herbert and K. Murray (eag. / eds.), Cín Chille Cúile: texts, saints and places - essays in honour of Pádraig Ó Riain (Celtic Studies Publications, Aberystwyth), 105-15.
2007> 'Passives, middles and reflexives in Iri , Folia Linguistica Historica 28, 115-144.
2008: 'Modern Irish scholarship at home and abroad', in C. Nic Pháidín and S. Ó Cearnaigh (eag. / eds.), A new view of the Irish language (Cois Life, Dublin), 202-211.

Léirmheasanna / Reviews

1991: M. Ó Siadhail, Modern Irish (Cambridge, 1989), Lingua, 362-64.
1992: P. Russell, Celtic Word-Formation (Dublin, 1990), Lingua 345-47.
1997: N. Duffield, Particles and Projections in Irish Syntax (Dordrecht, 1995), Lingua 55-66.
1999: I. Genee, Sentential Complementation in a Functional Grammar of Irish (The Hague, 1998), Lingua, 69-72.
2006: A. Wigger, Caint Ros Muc I, II, Béascna 3, 135-37.
2008: N. Stenson, An Haicléara Mánas, Zeitschrift für Celtishce Philologie 55, 280-82.