Lá Gaeilge (Irish Language Day)
10:00 AMIn Person
Connolly House
Boston College has a long tradition of engagement with Ireland and its culture. The University was founded, in part, to educate the children of Irish Catholic immigrants in Boston. The Irish Studies program at BC began in 1978 and is one of the leading international centers for Irish Studies.
March - April
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22 Sat Mar
In Person
Connolly House
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26 Wed Mar Opening Doors: The Unlikely Alliance Between the Irish and the Jews in America
5:00 PM
In Person
Connolly House
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28 Fri Mar Gaelic Roots Céilí with Jackie O'Riley, Sheila Falls Keohane, and Joey Abarta
6:30 PM
In Person
Gasson Hall
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03 Thu Apr Did Early Christian Ireland have a Unique (“Celtic”) Liturgical Rite?
4:00 PM
In Person
Theology and Ministry Library
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05 Sat Apr The Joyce of Everyday Life
In Person
Connolly House
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09 Wed Apr Caoimhe Nic Dháibhéid, Burns Scholar Spring 2025: "Love in the Time of Revolution: Intimacy, Affection and Kinship in Ireland, 1916-1923"
5:00 PM
In Person
Burns Library
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10 Thu Apr Gaelic Roots - From Cork to Boston: The Life and Music of Irish Accordion Master Jerry O'Brien, 1988-1968
6:30 PM
In Person
Connolly House
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23 Wed Apr Becoming Blue: Duine Gorm and Thinking Outside the Taxonomy of Black and White in the Irish Context
5:00 PM
In Person
Devlin Hall
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24 Thu Apr Race in Ireland
5:00 PM
In Person
Connolly House
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Burns Professorship
The Burns Visiting Scholar in Irish Studies program brings to Boston College academics, writers, artists, journalists, librarians, and public figures who have made significant contributions to Irish cultural and intellectual life. Burns Visiting Scholars teach courses, offer public lectures, and engage with the rich resources of the John J. Burns Library in their ongoing research, writing, and creative endeavors.
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