CAI Presidential Address
Speculum Gentium: Thucydides and the Future of Global Politics, by Philip McDonough
UCD Auditorium
Friday 13th March 2026, 7 p.m.
Classics Ireland vol. 31 (2024)
New publication on the complex interconnections between classical antiquity and Irish visual aesthetics.
Research project: @CLIC_ERC
Funding: @ERC_Research@Carlsbergfondet
Online and open access: https://t.co/u0KvARUWx3
New issue: Classics Ireland vol. 31 (2024)
Themed volume: Graeco-Roman Influences in Irish Visual and Material Culture, eds. Ciarán Rua O’Neill & Isabelle Torrance @CLIC_ERC@ERC_Research
Online and open access: https://t.co/JmxnkzGjy6
Save the Date
CAI Presidential Lecture
Friday 4th April, 7 p.m. UCD Village Auditorium
Dr Christina Souyoudjoglou-Haywood on the search for Homer's Ithaca
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CAI Summer Latin Classes 2025
Two-week immersion. Online and in-person in Dublin. Ages 12-18. Beginners welcome.
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Save the date: 4th April 2025
UCD Village Auditorium 7 p.m.
CAI Presidential lecture by Dr Christina Souyoudjoglou-Haywood
"Archaeology and the (relentless) search for Homer��s Ithaca: a fraught relationship"
followed by the presentation of Junior and Leaving Cert awards
Virgil’s Georgics...
...do not look away from the hardships of country life, nor from the political storms and civil strife that may threaten life in the countryside as much as in the city.
This is the list of Spring term research seminars at Maynooth @MU_Classics. Fridays at 4 p.m.
Papers by Daniel Ogden, Charlie Kerrigan, Vaitsa Giannouli, & Conor Trainor
Maynooth Classics Seminar
Daniel Ogden @ExeterClassics on the Argonautica, 21st February 2025 hosted by @MU_Classics
All welcome, in particular CAI Dublin branch members, CAI-T, and the UCD, Trinity, and Galway Classical Societies
Is there Latin in your area?
If so, take a picture - on a building or monument, on a wall or grave - and send it in to the Latin Inscriptions of Ireland project run by Charlie Kerrigan @TCDClassics
https://t.co/dgjHbQtHBc
Featured Article
Roman Republican Coins in the UCD Classical Museum, Jo Day and Nicholas Wright, Classics Ireland 2012/13
Click here for abstract and open access to the article:
https://t.co/EoOydHCytC
Special Issue
Classics Ireland vol. 21-22 (2014-2015): Rome Beyond the Imperial Frontiers
Articles by Raoul McLaughlin, Peter Crawford, and Clodagh Lynch @RaoulMcLaughlin@ClassAssocNI
Click here for open access to the journal:
https://t.co/HRDnixNk7t
Special Issue
Classics Ireland vol. 26 (2019) – Ireland, Britain, and the Classical World
Articles by Caolán Mac An Aircinn, Alexandra Madeła, Andrew Breeze, Ralph Moore, and Brian Arkins.
Click here for open access to the journal:
https://t.co/dJKhsi0l2o
Festschrift for Andrew Smith
Professor of Classics, University College Dublin
Platonic and Neoplatonic Thought – and Action, edited by Shane Wallace – Classics Ireland vol. 27 (2020)
Open access online, click link:
https://t.co/ZE6MFdlJDQ