Classics Now: a new cultural festival 13-15 November 2020

Curtain up on ClassicsNow, a new cultural festival taking place online, in Dublin and beyond. It invites audiences to explore contemporary artistic interpretation and reimagining of the literature, arts and ideas of Ancient Greece and Rome.  Full programme information will be available from mid-October on www.classicsnow.ie

Shruti Rajgopal at the NUI Awards Ceremony, 26th November 2019, in the Aviva Stadium.

A Lament of Helen from Petosiris' Recycle Bin and the Hellenistic Reception of Euripides

Oscar McHale of the Classics Youth Society Ireland invites academics to discuss such topics as Homer's Odyssey, Alexander the Great, Euripides' Medea, fragmentary Latin and the poetry of Catullus and Ovid

William Mann will perform his one-man show, Aeschylus' Agamemnon, on Thursday 22nd November, in the Granary Theatre at 8pm.

Bursaries 2019

The Irish Institute of Hellenic Studies at Athens (IIHSA) invites applications by students from Irish universities for two travel bursaries to Greece. Two bursaries are availabel to the value of €500 each (to cover travel to Athens and accommodation in the Institute's hostel or equivalent) for the duration of a minimum of two weeks research in Greece. *The bursary winners will also be awarded free IIHSA membership for the year, which will entitle them to free access to archaeological sites and museums, and the classics libraries in Athens.

The Dept. of Classics announces the program for the conference "Ammianus Marcellinus: from Soldier to Author."

The Royal Irish Academy

Department of Classics

Lectures in O'Rahilly Building Room 2.02 UCC