Three Questions with . . . Enrico Terrinoni
Enrico Terrinoni, Università per Stranieri di Perugia, continues work on James Joyce while exploring a new project that applies insights of quantum physics to theories of literary interpretation.
Bringing Ireland to Notre Dame, Notre Dame to Ireland, and Ireland to the World
The Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies is a teaching-and-research institute dedicated to the study and understanding of Irish culture—in Ireland and around the world—in all of its manifestations.
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Speakers and Public Talks Series
Our signature Speakers and Public Talks Series goes virtual this year.
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The Clingen Family Center for the Study of Modern Ireland
A new initiative at the Institute expands our study of Ireland and its place in the world.
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Irish Art . . . Amplified
In this monthly feature, we highlight a work of Irish art—and then amplify its meaning through music and poetry.
Irish Studies News
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Cathleen Houlihan '19: Irish Studies Minor and Visa Officer, Ireland's Consulate in Chicago
Cathleen (“Caiti”) Houlihan ND ’19 is the visa officer for the Consulate General of Ireland, Chicago—and one with a recognizably Irish name. -
Resurrecting Irish Monks
In a research program led by Faculty Fellow Ian Kuijt and that includes current postdoctoral scholar Naughton Fellow Ryan Lash '10, archaeologists trace the history of island Catholicism.
Irish Studies Upcoming Events
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Madelyn Lugli, ND '16, History major with an Irish Studies minor
Meet Madelyn Lugli, who graduated from Notre Dame in 2016 with a history major and Irish Studies minor and is now a doctoral student in history at Northwestern University. Madelyn writes that through acquiring a deep and multifaceted knowledge of Ireland, the Irish Studies minor gave her a unique lens for viewing the world.