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The Centre for the Study of Religion in Celtic Societies will be holding a summer residential course entitled Where? The Lampeter campus of the University of Wales When? 19-24 June 2006 Further information at http://www.lamp.ac.uk/celtic/ Island Pilgrims are a group who organise tours which precede each residential course held in Lampeter. This year the tour is to Ireland. May 28 - June 18 The theme Spiritual Ireland
The tour will visit sacred sites from the Stone Age on islands and lake islands. The aim is to gain an understanding of the environment and life of the early inhabitants. Small group (max 8) Non profit making. Further details at http://www.canadac.com/celtic/events.html
HUMANITIES INSTITUTE OF IRELAND, UCD An interdisciplinery conference
Gaelic Indentities
2 -3 June 2006
Please send expressions of interest/paper abstracts (250 words) in Irish or English preferably by e mail (subject: gaelic Identities) to Dr Angela Bourke angela.bourke@ucd.ie
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND 30th April Collins Barracks Dublin Warriors, Druids and gods
4th May Museum of Country Life Castlebar Bealtaine: Festival of creativity in older age
6th May Collins Barracks Food and farming in Ancient Ireland more information at www.museum.ie/events
ARCHEOLOGY SUMMER SCHOOL, ACHILL ISLAND 29th May - 18th August Archeological survey, excavation, methodology, geophysics and palaeoenvironmental studies are on offer. Contact: +353 98 43564
RETHINKING DIASPORAS: HIDDEN NARRATIVES AND IMAGINED BORDERS 4th to 5th May at the Dundalk Institute of Technology Contact name: Dr Aoileann Ni Eigeartaigh e mail aoileann.nieigeartaigh_AT_dkit.ie
HUNT MUSEUM -LIMERICK Encounters with Objects by Julian Walker The work comprises a video, shown in an upper study room. It examines the history of the objects in the collection. 10 March to 21 May
Louis de Brocquy A selection of 'Tinker' paintings, early tapestries and Tain illustrations. Louis de Brocquy, who was born in 1916 is regarded as Ireland's most important living artists and one of the country's great painters of the 20th Century. This year marks le Brocquy's 90th year.
Exhibition openeing times Mon-Sat 10am - 5pm; Sun 2pm-5pm Admission free www.huntmuseum.com
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