Tales_and_Anecdotes

Two-day conference: 16th-17th May ‘19. Celebrating lesser known tales, anecdotes & poetry from all periods of Irish written literature. @CClearych tweeting

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Our friends up the road are holding a fantastic conference this Friday and Saturday featuring some of our speakers from last week. Looks like a great lineup! Make sure to register!

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Philip Mac a’Ghoill (TCD): “Coimirce, marú agus bagairt aoire: Díbirt Chú Choigríche Uí Chléirigh, 1546”.

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Prof. Joseph Falaky Nagy of @Harvard giving the closing lecture this afternoon on Ulster Cycle material. Honoured to have such a highly esteemed guest!

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@ChantalKobel of the @SCSLibrary @DIAS_Dublin speaking to us this afternoon about marginalia in TCD MS H 3.18.

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Today’s exhibition in the Old Library! @TCDResearchColl

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@anmalthan: “the intersection of literature and law: the saga of Fergus mac Léti”.

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Eoin Mac Cárthaigh: “An scéal laistiar de nóta imill in Stoneyhurst A II 20”.

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Peter Weakliam (TCD) ag labhairt faoin “scéal laistigh de na scéalta: scéal na teicneolaíochta i bhficsean Phádraig Uí Chíobháin” anois.

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Andrea Palandri of the @SCSLibrary @DIAS_Dublin speaking to us now about salamanders in the Irish Marco Polo.

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Prof. McManus kicking off the first session with some stories from Early Irish literature.

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Prof. Emeritus Cathal Ó Háinle closing the session with his talk on “a lost story from the banks of the Shannon”.

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Fellow Emeritus Katharine Simms now speaking to us about the dindshenchas of Inis Saimér.

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Mícheál Hoyne of @SCSLibrary speaking to us now about merchants and monkeys!

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We @TLRHub delighted to host this great conference @TLRH_Conf_2019 in partnership with Dept of Irish & Celtic studies and @TCDResearchColl @tcdlibrary

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Prof. Liam Breatnach of @SCSLibrary regaling us with material from the margins! A fascinating lecture.

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Tá tús curtha ag Roinn na Gaeilge i gColáiste na Tríonóide le comhdháil 2 lá inniu ar "Tales, anecdotes and ‘marginalia’ from Irish literature"

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@Deirdrenicc ag labhairt faoin “bhodach agus bean an bharúin”!

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Eoghan Ó Raghallaigh of @MaynoothUni kicking off the first session with “The border walls of bones: a bardic prophecy”.

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Prof McManus welcoming all to today’s conference!

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We look forward to welcoming speakers and attendees at tomorrow’s conference in the @TLRHub, starting from 9.30am! Registration via email is now closed but there are still spaces to register on the door. For more information, check out our website: https://t.co/vuMhFPGv5Q