English CFP below click here Nº 51-1, printemps 2026 : Enfance et jeunesse en IrlandeDate limite de soumission des articles : 1 er juin 2025 Worse than the ordinary miserable childhood is the miserable Irish childhood, and worse yet is the miserable Irish Catholic childhood. Frank McCourt, Angela’s Ashes1 Enfance et jeunesse en Irlande L’histoire de l’enfance et ce que
» Read moreInstitute of Art, Design + Technology (IADT), Dún Laoghaire | 5-6 June (Please note a slight amendment to the originally advertised conference dates) Submission deadline: Monday, 13 January 2025. Keynotes: Dr Siân Adiseshiah, Professor of Literature, Politics and Performance, and Head of English, Loughborough University Dr Elaine Sisson, Senior Lecturer in Visual Culture, and Academic Lead for the Creative Futures
» Read moreThe Journal of Franco-Irish Studies aims to provide a forum for postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers working on all aspects of Franco-Irish Studies. The first Imbolg Early Career Seminar will be an academic event in the form of an onlineseminar intended to provide opportunities to share developing research projects and gain feedback in an open and welcoming environment that will enhance
» Read moreErosion – Creimeadh 9th August (Online Day); 12th-14th August 2025, University of Galway. DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS EXTENDED TO 31st JANUARY 2025. (Submissions by the original deadline of 19th December 2024 will still receive a timely decision.) Confirmed keynote speakers: Nessa Cronin, John Brannigan, Malcolm Sen; Lisa McInerney The 2025 conference for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and
» Read moreAt TU Dublin, Aungier Street 21 March 2025. NCFIS and the George Moore Association will hold this one-day event on 21st March 2025 to examine the writings, life, connections and interests of a trail-blazing Irish author. George Moore (1852-1933) was a prolific, talented, often-controversial writer who lived in Mayo, Dublin, Paris and London. Deeply influenced by his French experiences, and
» Read moreThe open access journal Babel-AFIAL welcomes articles and reviews for issue 34 which will be published at the end of next year. The deadline for submissions is March 31, 2025. Babel – AFIAL is an online peer-reviewed journal that publishes original work on different aspects of Anglophone culture (language, linguistics, literature and culture) indexed in databases and repertoires such as ABELL, CIRC, Dialnet, EBSCO, ERIH
» Read moreIrish Society for Theatre Research Conference 2025 Institute of Art, Design + Technology (IADT), Dún Laoghaire 6-7 June This conference examines the intersections of place, politics and performance as they relate to the histories, legacies, and persistence of structures associated with colonial empires as well as neocolonial practices. For this interdisciplinary event, we invite proposals for 20-minute presentations on (or of)
» Read moreIssue 4: What is a Home? Call for contributors Deadline: February 10th 2025 5pm Irish Standard Time About the magazine Racism, nationalism, ethnicity, intersectional identities, and belonging are at the forefront of current Irish political discourse and artistic practice. Unapologetic is a multidisciplinary, literary, cultural, and artistic response to the social issues and creative opportunities of contemporary Ireland, offering a
» Read moreInternational Conference 7, 8 and 9 May 2025 University of Almeria “The Multiple Representations of the Irish and Spanish Mother in Contemporary Literature” aims to explore the intellectual, artistic, and literary production of Spain and Ireland on the figure of the mother, taking as starting premises on the one hand the multiple theoretical-conceptual axes, and on the other hand the
» Read moreCall for Papers Men on the Margins Postcolonial and Decolonial Masculinities in Anglophone Literatures 20-21 June 2025 Freie Universität Berlin Institute for English Language and Literature Current debates about intersectionality tend to focus on the intersections between race and marginalised gender identities, such as femininity, trans*ness and nonbinariness. Masculinities, however, often remain in the realms of normativity and invisibility, although
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