A multi- and interdisciplinary research centre which aims to foster, promote and disseminate research on Ireland in a European context.
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“People don't like it when you say real things.”― Sara Baume
We are delighted to welcome acclaimed writers John Banville and Sara Baume for a reading and Q&A in Leuven! The event will take place on the 29th of November in the Irish College at 8pm. All are welcome!
Delighted and honoured to win Book of the Year 2018, in the An Post Irish Book Awards! Thank you to everyone who voted, and most of all thank you to @TrampPress for asking me to write my story
REMINDER FOR POSTGRADS! Don't forget that applications are invited for a Postgraduate Scholarship, which will be awarded to attend #IASIL2019 at @tcddublin this year. Spread the word! Deadline 18th Jan. Details here: https://t.co/osldYH7n4C
Honoured to pay tribute to the remarkable #HedwigSchwall for her services to Literature & writers of island of Ireland, north & south, through her tremendous dedication @LCISLeuven It was clear this evening that everyone admires, respects and loves her! @ArlenHouse@BrusselsNI
Thrilled to welcome delegates to historic Leuven tomorrow for 'Innovation and Experiment in Contemporary Irish Fiction'. You can find the abstracts here: https://t.co/RwAWSKDLB5 and follow proceedings over twitter as we live-tweet #IrishFictionExperiments.
In the true spirit of interdisciplinarity, we were delighted to welcome economists, historians, social scientists, theologians, social scientists, and literary critics to Leuven a fortnight ago to reflect on the complex and pressing issue of migration. Some photos from the day!
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of RISE: 'Representing Revolutions in Irish Culture' #IrishStudies#RISE
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''After a good dinner one can forgive anybody, even one's own relatives.” - Oscar Wilde.
#IrishStudies twitter! We're looking to add quotes about food by Irish writers to the wall of our dining hall. All suggestions appreciated!
I have a new article in "RISE: Review of Irish Studies in Europe" on Ernie O'Malley's "On Another Man's Wound" in Nazi Germany:https://t.co/uoZMnODWWs . @RISE_Journal@LCISLeuven@RodStoneman@SeanCrosson 1)