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Ellen Taylor

Arts Council/UCC Writer-in-residence for 2025 Ellen Dillon will read at UCC on February 27th, 6pm, in West Wing 9. Refreshments will be served from 5.45pm on the evening.

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News and Events

20 May 2025

Undergraduate Awards

Registration for the Global Undergraduate Awards is now open.  All Department of English 2nd and 3rd year students who submit work to the Global Undergraduate Awards are eligible to submit work to the UCC Department of English Undergraduate Awards.  The rules/requirements for the UCC Department of English Undergraduate Awards are the same as those for the Global Undergraduate Awards, with the exception that 2nd and 3rd year entrants will be judged separately.  There will be one winner for the Department of English Undergraduate Awards in each year and 3 to 4 highly recommended entrants.
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08 May 2025

Senior Lecturer Adam Hanna Co-Organises Sophocles Symposium Held on the Peacock Stage of The Abbey Theatre

Adam Hanna (Senior Lecturer in Irish Literature, Department of English), along with colleagues from DCU and Trinity College Dublin, recently co-organised a symposium on the Peacock Stage of the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. The day was devoted to representations of the Greek heroine Antigone by Irish artists.  This event was the first run by the new Legal Humanities Working Group of the Irish Humanities Alliance.
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19 Feb 2025

Cónal Creedon to receive 2025 Ireland Funds Monaco - Princess Grace Library Bursary Award

Cónal Creedon a novelist, playwright, documentary filmmaker and collaborative artist will be appointed resident writer attached to the PRINCESS GRACE LIBRARY MONACO 2025.
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13 Feb 2025

Registration for the Global Undergraduate Awards is now open.

All Department of English 2nd and 3rd year students who submit work to the Global Undergraduate Awards are eligible to submit work to the UCC Department of English Undergraduate Awards.  
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O'Rahilly Building, University College Cork, Cork. Ireland

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