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Seminar: Old Irish metrical rule “Anmchairdes Mancháin Léith”

Wednesday evenings at 5pm, beginning 7th October 2015, Seminar Room, School of Celtic Studies, DIAS, 10 Burlington Road, Dublin 4 Professor Liam Breatnach will continue reading the Old Irish metrical rule Anmchairdes Mancháin Léith. This text is edited… Read More

Seminar: Guto’r Glyn: Welsh poetry of the fifteenth century

Monday evenings at 5pm, beginning 5 October 2015, Seminar Room, School of Celtic Studies, DIAS, 10 Burlington Road, Dublin 4 Barry Lewis will read a selection of fifteenth-century Welsh bardic poems from the new online edition of the… Read More

Frankfurt Book Fair sale

For the duration of the Frankfurt Book Fair in October, we will be offering 20% off all books bought through books.dias.ie.

Book Sale: 20% off

20% off all publications during Tionól 2015!

Call for papers: Tionól 2015

This year’s Tionól will take place at the School of Celtic Studies, 10 Burlington Road, Dublin 4, on 20 and 21 November. Papers will relate to any aspect of Celtic Studies, and will be 30 minutes in duration…. Read More

New publication: The Art of Bardic Poetry

Bardic poetry dominated the Irish literary landscape for at least four centuries, from 1200 to 1600. The standardised language and metres developed for versification in this period and the poets’ sophisticated analysis of them are among the outstanding… Read More

Statutory Public Lecture 2014

Professor Liam Breatnach: The Church in the Laws of Early Mediaeval Ireland View the lecture Handout Part of Tionól 2014

One-day law conference videos available

The talks from the one-day law conference in honour of Fergus Kelly on the occasion of his retirement, held on 28th June 2014, are now available.

One day law conference in honour of Fergus Kelly

A one-day law conference in honour of on the occasion of his retirement Professor Fergus Kelly was held on Satuday 28th June 2014. The talks given are below. Thomas Charles-Edwards (University of Oxford): ‘Bretha Comaithchesa and Early Irish… Read More