Radboud University Nijmegen Irish Studies Group. Focusing mainly on the #GreatFamine, the #Gate Theatre, and #regionalism. Tweets mostly by @FearfulJoycuit
Congratulations to @Ruud_v_d_B on publishing his excellent study of Dublin's Gate Theatre.
Radboud University's Irish Studies Centre in Nijmegen is a leading source of detailed scholarship on 🇮🇪's literature and culture. Go raibh maith agaibh!
Info: https://t.co/dnMzbQTc4x
In her wonderful new article in the latest issue of @eire_ire, our member @LindsayBJanssen writes about representations of the Famine in periodical fiction. https://t.co/N4kYu4xJnT
Out now, and available open access: @m_corporaal's new article on Irish local colour fiction, which discusses a range of fin-de-siècle Irish writers, including Jane Barlow and Katharine Tynan. @IrishStudiesRev@IWWNetwork https://t.co/yzI1JILW0E
In a week where motivation has been low, this has helped to remind me why I enjoy academic work. My article on Seamus Heaney and the sea has just been published in @IrishStudiesRev#irishpoetry#bluehumanities#irishstudies2020
https://t.co/N5K9Jm7yov
The chair of our research group, @m_corporaal, has just become the very first full professor of Irish Literature in the Netherlands! This further cements our position as a continental hub for Irish Studies. @RU_Letteren@Radboud_Uni https://t.co/zNupZlYPsR
Are you a long term (1 year minimum) Irish student in The Netherlands? 🇮🇪
Then come and celebrate the start of 2020 at the Embassy’s informal student reception on 29 January! 🎉
Register here! ⬇️
https://t.co/0Gzn5gBFYS
With #12TweetsOfChristmas we look back at the highlights of a successful year for @IrelandinNL, one month at a time!
In January, we saw the first screening of 'Black 47 in The Netherlands, organised together with @IrishStudiesRU and @radboudreflects. #Black47Film
Today is #YeatsDay - do you have a favourite WB Yeats poem? ☘️
If you do, record yourself reading the poem and upload it to Twitter tagging @GlobalIrish & @IrelandinNL.
Looking forward to hearing our Yeatsians in The Netherlands! 📖 @kevinthehague @irishclubN @IrishStudiesRU
So who’s ready for some SPECTACULAR news? INIFS chair @m_corporaal, with co-PIs @LotteJensen14 and @IngriddeZwarte, has been awarded a major grant by @NWONieuws to research European famines with a range of international partners. #Famine
We are thrilled to award Sophie van Os (Radboud University Nijmegen) a Werner Huber Bursary for her STAGE IRISH #EFACIS2019 paper "‘The Wind Through the Broken Windows’: Representations of Imperial Decline in 'The Byrnes of Glengoulah', 'Sally Cavanagh', and 'In Re Garland'"!🏅🎉
Publication: Marguérite Corporaal, Oona Frawley, Emily Mark-FitzGerald, eds. 'The Great Irish Famine: Visual and Material Culture' (LUP)
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@FearfulJoycuit @StPatricksAms @FearfulJoycuit & just to prove you weren’t drinking the Guinness all the time, here’s my fave pic of you n pearse the bar!
And now for some SPECTACULAR news: our chair @m_corporaal has just been awarded a €1.5m @NWO_SSH Vici grant for her new project on #regionalism and #transnational identities @Radboud_Uni https://t.co/kSmTQbmcr8