The IASIL conference for 2013 will take place in Belfast from 22-26 July 2013, hosted by Queen’s University. … Read More
The IASIL conference for 2013 will take place in Belfast from 22-26 July 2013, hosted by Queen’s University. … Read More
Boasting nearly 900 members worldwide, IASIL scholars represent every habitable continent, working in both the academic and arts related professions. … Read More
Irish Studies are a global research subject. A list of research institutes and centres is available here for your reference.
Ireland
Irish Memory Studies Network | Emilie Pine
UCD Graduate Research and Education Programme (GREP) in Gender, Culture and Identity
UCD Humanities Institute
UK
Centre for Irish Studies, St Mary’s University College, Twickenham, London | Lance Pettitt
Irish Studies Centre, London Metropolitan University | Tony Murray
Irish Studies Research Group, Liverpool Hope University | Terry Phillips
Europe
Centre for Irish Studies, Charles University, Prague | Ondřej Pilný
The International Flann O’Brien Society | Werner Huber
Irish Studies Research Centre, University of Pécs, Hungary | Maria Kurdi
Spanish Association for Irish Studies | Marisol Morales Ladrón
University of Lisbon Centre in English Studies | Teresa Casal
Vienna Centre for Irish Studies | Werner Huber
Zurich James Joyce Foundation | Fritz Senn
US and Canada
Celtic Studies Program, St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto | David Wilson
Center for Celtic Studies, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee | José Lanters and John Gleeson
Institute for the Study of Irish Culture at Boston University | Meg Tyler
Irish Literature Minor, Le Moyne College
School of Canadian Irish Studies | Matina Skalkogiannis
Far East
Irish Literature Research Centre, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai | Pu Durong
Irish Studies Centre, School of English and International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University | Wang Zhanpeng
Irish Studies Programme, Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade | Feng Jianming
South America
W.B. Yeats Chair of Irish Studies/University of São Paulo- Laura Izarra and Munira Mutran
The Chair was established in September 2009. www.usp.br/catedrawbyeats
Irish Studies at USP started in 1985 in the Postgraduate Programme of Linguistic and Literary Studies in English of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, in the Faculty of Humanities at the University of São Paulo, Brazil.
The Brazilian Association of Irish Studies started in 1989 and it publishes The ABEI Journal yearly. www.abei.org.br
Our members are located in 35 countries worldwide, making Irish Studies truly a global endeavor. … Read More
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