Recordings are now available for our Ireland and Atlantic Slavery Symposium! Recordings for part 1 and part 3 are available, as well as our virtual walking tour. Recording available here: bit.ly/3REhSR7

Congratulations to our fellows, who presented their research on Monday at our annual Fellows Research Symposium! Fellows did independent research on many facets of Irish history, literature, culture, and politics. Thank you to all who came to support them!

Join us next Thursday, 3/27, for “Coughing Cows, Mad Dogs, and Infected Bees: Making Sense of Animal Disease in Early Medieval Ireland”, with Rachel Singer! Register here: bit.ly/41K0D5N

(1/3) Recap: 2025 Washington Forum on Northern Ireland
170+ leaders gathered in DC for a powerful discussion on Northern Ireland’s future. @guglobalirish.bsky.social @georgetownuni.bsky.social@ulsteruni.bsky.social

Read student blogs on our website!

Madison Dwyer is a senior in the SFS majoring in International Politics and minoring in Jewish Civilization and French. Her project focused on the influence of the Catholic Church on Irish primary and secondary education. Read it here: bit.ly/3FFDHxi

Special thanks to American University's SPA,
@ulsteruni.bsky.social , the Hume Foundation, the Northern Ireland Bureau, the Northern Ireland Office, The Washington Ireland Program, and the Irish Embassy! Register here: bit.ly/41J3xZD

RSVP is open for the Washington Forum on Northern Ireland! We’re excited to welcome the Rt Hon Hilary Benn, MP; John Boutcher of PSNI; Deputy Assistant Secretary Sharon Hudson-Dean, and Emma Little-Pengelly, MLA, to the McCourt School of Public Policy on March 14 at 10:15.

Read student blogs on our website!

Patrick McSweeney recently defended his PhD in the Government Department. His project focused on the role young voters played in Sinn Féin’s recent electoral successes. Read the first of his blog posts here: bit.ly/4iD03NM

Reminder to check out The Irish Question at @solasnuadc.bsky.social's #CIFF, featuring our associate director, Darragh Gannon, in conversation with Alan Gilsenan and John Walsh! bit.ly/41s7pOx