The Irish Centre for Galician Studies in collaboration with the Cork Lifelong Learning Festival presented a talk about werewolves in Galician Folklore and Literature.

Dr. Xosé Manuel Sánchez Rei will explore the links between Galician and Irish traditional music.

Dr John Rutherford will offer different approaches to the translation of Iberian poetry

Friday 1 December, 12-2pm – The River Room (Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC)

Thursday 30 November, 5:00 pm – The Glucksman

November  – ORB. 124

Friday 17th November – 16:00 – O'Rahilly Building 1.24

Dr Martín Veiga, lecturer in the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies and director of the Irish Centre for Galician Studies, was awarded this year's prestigious award Pedrón de Honra for a career dedicated to the promotion and visibilization of Galician language and literature abroad.

The Drowned Days / Os días afogados

A powerful documentary from Galicia that explores the role of home made movies in creating a portrait of community under threat.

The Irish Centre for Galician Studies is delighted to invite you to the half-day event 'Galician Sounds: Music and Poetry in Contemporary Galicia', which will take place on Wednesday the 22nd of March 2017 in room ORBG27b (Mary Ryan Room).

Ecocritical Encounters: Women and Nature in Galician and Irish Cultural Production

 Wednesday 3rd – Thursday 4th May 2017

Geographies in Tune - Music by Mano Panforreteiro

Coughlans (Douglas Street), 7th of December @7pm

Issue F of Galicia 21. Journal of Contemporary Galician Studies has been published on the journal's website

The Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies and the Irish Centre for Galician Studies are delighted to present A dozen Galician women, a research seminar on Galician female writers by Galician poet Elvira Ribeiro.

All welcome!

Galician guitarist and researcher Samuel Diz (Tui, 1986) is coming to UCC on Thursday the 10th of December for a day of activities related to Galician classical music.

28th April 2015

1st  of April 2015

Monday March the 23rd – Kane Building B10A – 18:30 h

Monday March the 16th – Kane Building B10A – 18:30 h

Monday March the 2nd – Kane Building B10A – 18:00 h

Friday 30th January – 5:30pm ORB, Social Area, First Floor, Block B.

Book launch

November 17th – Instituto Cervantes in Dublin

Coughlans (Douglas Street) – Tuesday 18th November – 18:00

Friday 17th October 2014 - Venue: ORB. 124

17-09-2014

Following on from his previous visit in 2008, the Galician-born Brussels-based writer and translator Xavier Queipo returns to University College Cork on Friday 26th September.

Research Seminar: "Ríos, fontes, mares, océanos: Hydropoetics and the Galician Cultural Imagination"

The Wind Factory

Research Seminar: "Galician, Overpopulated Language"

Symposium: Translation and Nation

MAGOSTO

Symposium: New Perspectives on Galician Music

Research Seminar

Symposium: Invisible Borders

Éigse na Brídeoige, Waterville

MAGOSTO

The Irish Centre for Galician Studies, in conjunction with the research cluster 'Translation and Creative Practice' (CASiLaC, UCC), warmly invites you to a seminar with Galician writer and translator Xavier Queipo.

Xavier Queipo, the author of several novels, short story and poetry collections, is also a renowned and award-winning translator, having brought into Galician the work of writers such as Amin Maalouf and Hervé Guivert (from French) and Joseph Conrad and James Joyce (from English). His own works have been translated into different languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian. In this seminar, Queipo will reflect on the role of translation in minoritised contexts, both in relation to his work as a translator and with regards to his own experience of being translated into other languages.