Irish Learning
Welcome to the School of Irish Learning
The School of Irish Learning consists of three Departments: the Department of Modern Irish, the Department of Early and Medieval Irish, and the Department of Irish Folklore and Ethnography. This combination of academic departments is reflective of the importance of Irish Studies and of Irish language and literature within UCC and in Irish life in general. Each Department is at the forefront of third-level research, teaching and scholarship in its particular discipline, and each contributes to the cross-disciplinary community of the School of Irish Learning, which enjoys an international reputation.
The School organises regular public seminars and lectures, and engages in a significant publication programme.
News and Events
Seminar for Ancient and Medieval Studies
Our next SAMS talk will take place on Wednesday 28 February at 5:15pm in West Wing 5 when Natasha Dukelow, School of History, UCC will address us on the subject of The compiler of the Liber exemplorum and the Franciscan intellectual networks in thirteenth-century Ireland.
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