Classics Ireland vol. 31 (2024)
New publication on the complex interconnections between classical antiquity and Irish visual aesthetics.
Research project: @clic-erc.bsky.social
Funding: @erc.europa.eu and @carlsbergfondet.dk
Online and open access: classicsireland.ie/new-graeco-r...

Feliks will speak on 'Placing Ireland in the archipelagic and European contexts: the representations of the Irish past in the seventeenth-century Irish Catholic writings'

Ciaran will present: 'Greek and Roman Sources and Irish Culture: Towards a Hierarchy of Nineteenth-Century Irish Knowledge Production in the Ordnance Survey Letters'

Project member @metamedievalist and CLIC affiliate Feliks Levin are both presenting at the biennial Nordic Irish Studies Network conference in Uppsala, organised by fellow affiliate Gregory Darwin.

Delighted to share the second series of the podcast "Reimagining Ireland 2.0" from the Centre for Irish Studies, Aarhus!! Listen to the AMAZING @janeohlmeyer.bsky.social now in the first two episodes: www.spreaker.com/podcast/reim...

Thank you for coming and contributing so brilliantly!

Our final speaker today is Andrew MacKillop of the University of Glasgow on legal records and what they tell us about identities.

Our final session on Mobilities and Identities begins with @janeohlmeyer.bsky.social on national and religious identities in early modern Ireland

Our final speaker in this panel is Leith Davis from Simon Fraser University on 'Unsettling Empire form within: Jacobitism, cultural memory, and Robert Forbes's "The Lyon in Mourning" manuscript.

Next up is Marc Caball of @ucddublin.bsky.social History
discussing the poetry of Aogán Ó Rathaille

Our next session is on Empire in early modern literature, chaired by @janeohlmeyer.bsky.social. Kicking us off is Pat Palmer of the MacMorris project.

Our final speaker on this panel is Feliks Levin on creating composite monarchy and empire in early modern Irish poetry and historical writing

Our next speaker is Karin Bowie from the University of Glasgow on Scottish responses to the Union.

Our next speaker is Philip Schwyzer from the University of Exeter on Humphrey Llwyd and what role he played in the creation of a British imperial identity.

The first panel 'Responses to Regal Unions and Empire', chaired by Pat Palmer, begins with Huw Pryce from Bangor University discussing Early Modern Welsh history writing, Union and Empire.

Today the Centre for Irish Studies in Aarhus hosts
Feliks Levin's panel discussion 'Sources from the Margins: Reflections on the Empire in Ireland, Scotland and Wales (1530s–1790s)'. Here begins live tweeting of the event.