101. The Arts Council An irish affiliation of artists engaged in literature, music and visual arts. http://www.artscouncil.ie

102. Literary Resources -- 20th-Century British (Lynch) Literary Resources — TwentiethCentury British, irish, and Commonwealth Virtual Seminars for Teaching literature (Oxford) Impressive site containing http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/20th.html

This page is part of the Literary Resources collection maintained by Jack Lynch Comments and suggestions are welcome. Twentieth-Century Literature Calls for Papers From Penn's list. The best set of links. Literary Women of the Left Bank (Paula DiTallo) On-line magazine on early Modernism, especially women in Paris, 1900-1940, but with broader coverage than the title suggests. Modern Fiction Studies (Purdue) Information on the journal. Modernism Timeline, 1890-1940 (John Mark Eckman) Year-by-year list of literary and historical events. Postmodernism is/in Fiction (Pomona) Original essays and links on Acker, Auster, DeLillo, Garcia Marquez, Gibson, Hagedom, Morrison, Powers, Pynchon, Reed, and Rushdie. Some aren't yet available. The Space Between Information on the "society for the study of literature and culture between the wars." Includes a listserv-based discussion group. The Spirit Of Bohemia (Bohemia Books) A collection of original essays and links on 19th- and early 20th-c. Bohemian culture in Paris and London. The Great War Lost Poets of the Great War (Harry Rusche, Emory)

103. Johnny Favorite's Home Page! Biographical site providing insight on San Antonio showman, athlete, businessman and entrepreneur detailing his early years in NYC and his later residence in SA, his involvement in punk rock, wrestling, martial arts, literature, and irish culture. http://www.angelfire.com/ny2/Lansky2000/index.html

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104. Educational Books - Irish School And College Books From Gill & Macmillan, Irelan Publishing school and college books, tourist guides, children's books, literature, history and books of general irish interest. Details of current and forthcoming titles, with catalog order page. Based in Ireland. http://www.gillmacmillan.ie

No Items in your basket Title Keywords Author ISBN All University and College Further Education and PLC Schools Fiction and Non-Fiction ... Search by Author A - Z Among her grandmother's diaries, Tressa discovers the ingredients for true love and some Recipes for a Perfect Marriage Take peek inside this charming book - read a chapter online Our Readers page offers book lovers competitions, reading guides, author interviews, sneak peeks, publishing news and lots more. University and College students. Our books are concise, easy to use, and written in an Irish context. Save 10% when you buy Nursing Law here. Lecturers can register here to access extensive support material as well as news on the latest textbook releases Text Production - this easy-to-use book will take you from basic keyboarding skills to advanced text-production. Browse the largest selection of textbooks designed specifically for Further Education and PLC courses. Check out the list of new School Books available for 2005. New! All About Faith for Junior Cert. Religion

105. Welcome To Albedo One Focuses on irish, and also European, science fiction literature. http://homepage.eircom.net/~goudriaan/

presents: Updated monthly European SF Society Award for Best European SF Magazine 1997-98. European SF Society Award for Best European Publisher 1999. " Albedo , or reflectivity, is the ratio between the amount of light actually reflected and that which would be reflected by a uniformly scattering disk of the same size. Snow has an albedo of approximately 1 and coal an albedo of about 0.05." Encyclopedia Britannica Albedo One - The Electronic issue is best viewed at 800 x 600 resolution. Interviews Jeff Noon William Gibson Terrry Pratchett many more Stories Brian Stableford many more Small Press Overviews Irish SF Contacts and much more Albedo One 2 Post Road Lusk Co. Dublin Ireland issn 0791-8534

106. Canadian Newspapers Canadian Government Canada Senate Politics - Vindicator.ca Links Canada and Ireland, with a journal of independent thought about Canadian and irish affairs, with historical information, literature and photos. http://www.vindicator.ca/

User Name: Password: Become a Member September 22 Meán Fómhair Vindicator.ca - Linking Canada and Ireland Canadian Section from the Canadian Vindicator: The Republic of Canada Let's cut to the heart of the matter. The appointment of a Canadian Governor General to represent the Monarch in Canada is too important to be discussed in terms of black, yellow, white, native-born, immigrant, male, female, nationalist, separatist, or any of a dozen other qualifications and non-qualifications of candidates to hold the position. The simple fact is that there are no candidates. One person, the Prime Minister pro tem, selects another one person to be Governor General, and that's the end of it. The rest of the 30 million people in Canada have no say in the matter. None at all. Is this democracy? Are Canadians content to live forever with a system where one person holds such power? Of course, that one person also has power to appoint who will fill vacancies in the undemocratic, unelected, Canadian Senate. Click here to read the full story Passport fees-Canada should follow Ireland's example Old age pensioners in Ireland enjoy free passports since last month, August 2005. Over 60,000 of them will benefit from the move announced by Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern.

107. Donegal County.com ~ Dún-na-nGall.com 1997-2005 History, literature, genealogy and natural history of the area, detailed guides in irish and English. http://www.dun-na-ngall.com/

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108. William Carleton Summer School Celebrates the life and work of novelist William Carleton and is a venue for irish arts, literature and history studies. Includes programme and booking information. http://www.williamcarletonsummerschool.org

William Carleton Summer School For more information, booking and accommodation in the Clogher area contact: Killymaddy Tourist Information Centre Tel. 028 87767259 or Email: killymaddy@freeuk.com Welcome The School Programme and ... Links I was the youngest of fourteen children — seven sons and seven daughters — and I was born no less than five years after my next eldest brother, John. Six of my brothers and sisters had died before I ever saw the light. The fact of such an unusual period of time having elapsed between my birth and that of my brother John, gave rise to many odd conjectures. Some said it was a proof that I was destined for something great and extraordinary. Others, on the contrary, shook their heads, and expressed a fear that it might be the other way. (Carleton: The Autobiography) Carleton in a sense united his country: the list of eminent persons to petition the Government to grant him a pension in 1847 represents all the different ways of being Irish. Nothing else could have brought together the President of the Catholic College at Maynooth and Colonel Blacker, the Orange leader, in the presence of Maria Edgeworth, Dan O'Connell's son, Oscar Wilde's father and the Rev.Dr. Henry Cooke, from Belfast. The William Carleton Summer School has been held in the Clogher Valley each August since 1992. It aims to further the already awakened interest in the life, times and writings of William Carleton; present Carleton as a writer of international significance; foster critical examination of Carleton's work; and present the best of today's writing by Irish writers. Amongst the School's fringe events each year are drama productions, art and crafts exhibitions, musical events and storytelling. Particularly popular are tours of the Carleton country led by Clogher historian Jack Johnston.

109. §4. Irish Influence On English Literature. IX. Anglo-Irish Literature. Vol. 14. Vol. 14. The Victorian Age, Part Two. The Cambridge History of English and American literature An Encyclopedia in Eighteen Volumes. 1907–21. http://www.bartleby.com/224/0904.html

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110. Irish Studies Minor program in irish Studies focused on the history of the nation, its colonial and postcolonial significance, the politics of Northern Ireland, and the inspired art and literature that emerged from its turbulent past. http://www.fairfield.edu/x3459.html

111. Irish Studies - Boston College The Program offers MA and PhD degrees in irish history and literature. It explores the diversity of irish culture through academic and performance activities at the university and through links with irish universities and institutions in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Maynooth and Belfast. http://www.bc.edu/centers/irish/studies/

@import "/meta-elements/css/standards.css"; BCInfo A to Z SEARCH DIRECTORIES ... irish programs irish studies Search Irish Studies Irish Programs BC Sites IRISH STUDIES ABOUT IRISH STUDIES GRADUATE PROGRAMS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS COURSES ... Center for Irish Programs - Dublin Irish Studies CENTER FOR IRISH PROGRAMS AT BOSTON COLLEGE About Us Irish Studies at Boston College is part of the Center for Irish Programs. Founded in 1978, BC's Irish Studies program provides an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Irish culture and society. The program offers an undergraduate minor in Irish Studies and an MA in Irish Literature and Culture. The graduate programs in English and History also attract, train and successfully place outstanding PhD candidates who wish to integrate Irish studies into their disciplines. Undergraduate Programs Opportunities for undergraduates include the Irish Studies minor, as well as programs for studying abroad in Ireland. Graduate Programs Irish Studies has also developed wide-ranging and very successful graduate programs with the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Courses Individual undergraduate and graduate courses address social and economic history, literature, medieval arts, sociology, film, music, and the Irish language. The Irish Studies program offers comprehensive lecture, film and music series every year.

112. The Eire Society Of Boston Promotes knowledge of irish culture through the encouragement of study in the arts, sciences, literature, language and history of Ireland. Membership information and event listings. http://www.eiresociety.org

More... Join now and see Tom O'Neill FREE on October 2nd. Join or renew now to ensure that you'll get the full annual benefits of 2005-2006! Explore contemporary Irish culture with the Social Irish of Boston , the Eire Society's new social committee! Join us to see the author at the Brookline Booksmith on Wednesday, September 28, at 7pm. he Eire Society was founded in 1937 to promote the awareness of Irish culture in the city of Boston through the encouragement of study in the arts, sciences, literature, language and history of Ireland; the contributions to civilization made by the Irish and those of Irish ancestry; and raising awareness of the actions made by the Irish for the advancement of American ideals. Edris B. Kelley

113. Latin Texts At CELT CELT is a resource for contemporary and historical irish documents in literature, history and politics. This particular link takes you to their collection of Latin texts. http://www.ucc.ie/celt/latpage.html

Home About News FAQ ... People Latin Texts To search across our online texts, click here List of Latin texts captured, in progress or published Texts published Historical and Legal Annales Hiberniae [Grace's Annals] Annales de Monte Fernandi [Annals of Multifernan] The Annals of Ireland by Friar John Clyn , ed. Richard Butler (Dublin 1849). The Annals of Ireland by Thady Dowling , ed. Richard Butler (Dublin 1849). Ecclesiology Theological texts and Exegesis The Life of Columba, written by Adamnán Monks' Rules of Columbanus Sermons of Columbanus Letters of Columbanus ... A Latin Dialogue of the Body and the Soul [attributed to Robert Grosseteste] Poetry Early poetry Adelphus adelpha mater Scientific and Medical Texts Mo Sinnu moccu Min UCC © 1997-2005 Corpus of Electronic Texts (UCC) Email CELT: celt@www.ucc.ie UCC

114. Irish Literary Genius: A Short Visit To Ireland And Its Nobel Literary Laureates Brief details and links for William Butler Yeats, George Bernard Shaw, and Samuel Beckett. http://www.angelfire.com/journal/irishpens

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115. School Of Celtic Studies Institute devoted to the advanced study of Celtic language, literature and culture, with particular attention to irish. Bilingual site (English and irish). http://www.celt.dias.ie/

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116. Celtic Studies, University College Dublin Faculty offering courses in Archaeology, Early (including Medieval) irish Language and literature, Early (including Medieval) irish History, irish Folklore, Modern irish, and Welsh. http://www.ucd.ie/~celtic/

117. Redirect Stories and articles about irish history, genealogy, literature, mythology, folklore and poetry. http://www.ajmorris.com/eirephile/index.htm

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118. NUI, Galway, Faculty Of Celtic Studies Study of the language, literature, history, and civilization of the Celtic peoples under the aegis of the Faculty of Celtic Studies, which comprises the Departments of Old and Middle irish and Celtic Philology, Modern irish, History, and Archaeology. http://www.nuigalway.ie/celtic_studies/

Home Celtic Studies Welcome Faculty of Celtic Studies General Galway's location on the edge of one of the largest Irish-speaking districts in the country provides an appropriate setting for the Faculty's work and the city's acclaimed status as a centre of Irish culture makes this University an attractive choice for students interested in Celtic Studies. The Structure of Courses The undergraduate programme, B.A. in Celtic Studies, is of three years duration, but the student has an option of doing an additional year's study abroad as part of the programme. Students wishing to pursue this degree are required to take Irish as a subject in First Arts, and while they may choose from the full menu of available subjects, they are encouraged to select those such as Archaeology, History, Latin and Welsh, which are of particular relevance to Celtic Studies. Above average performance in First Arts, especially in Irish, is required of students wishing to pursue the B.A. programme in Celtic Studies. Courses for the degree are chosen in consultation with the Dean of the Faculty. The range of subjects offered by the Faculty includes: Irish language and literature of all periods, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Breton, Medieval and Modern Irish History and the Archaeology of Celtic Europe with special reference to Ireland. Students studying for the B.A. degree take a selection of courses in these areas with the requirement that the Irish language and its literature form the core of their study. Courses are offered on all four living Celtic languages and their literatures thus giving the Faculty a unique position among Irish universities. A feature of the teaching of Modern Irish is the emphasis on contemporary literature in that language. Special attention is also given to oral tradition and other aspects of folk culture.

119. Guardian Unlimited Books | Quizzes (books) That the irish should eat their own children, relieving the poor, How did Samuel Beckett explain the domination of English literature by irish writers? http://books.guardian.co.uk/quiz/questions/0,5957,457797,00.html

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120. Dámh An Léinn Cheiltigh Offers programs in ancient, medieval, and modern irish language and literature, as well as in Celtic civilization, medieval Welsh and archaeology. http://www.ucc.ie/faculties/celtic/

Tá neasceacha don láithreán so i mbun an leathanaigh Dámh an Léinn Cheiltigh: Baile An English version of this page is also available Sonraí Teangabhála Dámh an Léinn Cheiltigh, Coláiste na hOllscoile, Corcaigh, Éire. Guthán: +353 21 490 2607 Macasamhail: +353 21 490 3102 Ríomhphost: snid@ucc.ie Oifigigh Oifigigh Dhámh an Léinn Cheiltigh Príomh Ranna Roinn na Sean- agus na Meán-Ghaeilge Roinn na Nua Ghaeilge Ranna Tánaisteacha Roinn na Seandálaíochta - An tOllamh P.C. Woodman Roinn na Staire - An tOllamh D. Ó Corráin Roinn an Bhéaloideasa - An tOllamh D. Ó Giolláin Céimeanna Céim sa Léann Ceilteach Córacha ar Dorú Focail Ghaeilge sna hIrisleabhair 7rl Irisleabhair 7rl . sa Léann Ceilteach An Músgraigheach LOCUS : Tionscnamh logainmneacha LSS : Lámhscríbhinní Gaeilge Foinsí don chló Gaelach (cruth Fíor-Chló) le Proinnsias Ó Cearbhail (F.M.O'Carroll) le cúnamh ó Chormac O'Connor, Oifig na hAimsire, Corcaigh Láithreáin Shuimiúla musgrai.com : Gaeluinn Mhúsgraí Uí Fhloinn ceantar.org

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