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Irish Studies Online (Diploma) is an interdisciplinary introduction to Irish Studies, developed by the Centre for Irish Studies, University of Galway. This course offers an excellent opportunity for those interested in Ireland, especially those without access to traditional programmes of […]

History, Politics and Culture in Northern Ireland – 8 weeks

This course is suitable for anyone wishing to develop a broad array of historical research skills. The programme will include detailed instruction into the tools and sources that are available to conduct personal, family and community based history research and […]

This course, led by Dr. Shane Wallace, provides an introductory survey of the history of the Greek world, from the Greek Archaic age to the Hellenistic period. The main trends and issues of this period will be explored through themes […]

A new course on the global history of architecture will run in Hilary Term. You may apply online or by telephone as follows: Online: Register and pay by credit/debit card online after enrolments open at: www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses By telephone: Text ‘APPLY […]

This lecture-only module, led by Dr Rebecca Usherwood, provides an introductory survey of the history of the Greek and Roman world, from the Greek Archaic age (around 700 BC) to the death of Augustus in 14 AD. The main trends […]

his module offers a survey of architecture up to the end of seventeenth century, with a focus primarily, although not exclusively, on the Western world. It introduces the critical analysis of buildings and the spaces that they occupy considering issues […]

This course is suitable for anyone wishing to develop a broad array of historical research skills. The programme will include detailed instruction into the tools and sources that are available to conduct personal, family and community based history research and […]

The course will investigate and interrogate the decade (1913-23) in which the foundations were laid for Irish independence and in which the establishment of the Irish Free State was achieved. We will examine the unionist drive to forestall Home Rule […]

This course presents a thematic introduction to Irish art, architecture and design in its broader international context. Subjects will be connected across periods and styles – the focus not on presenting summarised histories but rather considering how aspects of Irish […]

This module presents a thematic overview of the global intersections and relationships of Western visual and material culture across a range of historically located examples. Topics are explored in this module under the broad themes of appropriations and the ‘other’ […]

Aimed at students preparing for the Leaving Certifi cate Oral examinations. (8 Weeks) Max no. of 14 per class

an opportunity to use and improve your spoken Irish

Preparation for LC Irish Oral & Listening exams

Learn to further your knowledge of your native language in everyday situations. Practical use of Gaeilge in this conversational class. Bígí linn. www.hartstown-cep.com

The A – Z of Irish Local Government is designed to give an overview of each of the key services, and the principle pieces of legislation underpinning the services currently being provided by Local Authorities in Ireland. The A – […]

The Certificate in Irish Government and Politics is a one-year, part-time programme that introduces students to the political institutions and systems that determine how Ireland is governed. It has two main components. The first explains the powers of the Houses […]

This 10-week Irish Conversation course is available in September and in January. A ten step course introducing the basic elements of Irish.  

Conversational Irish Course. Tutor: Dr. Réamonn Ó Donnchadha.  B.A., H. Dip in Ed., (UCD), Masters in Ed., and Ph.D. (NUI Maynooth). This course is geared towards those who have some Irish but would like to increase their vocabulary and general knowledge of the […]

This programme is suitable for individuals wishing to develop conversational skills in spoken Irish or to gain an introductory qualification. Tuition will be conducted in a relaxed setting with emphasis on the oral aspects of the Irish language.

This evening Irish language for beginners course will take place this September in Rathmines, Dublin 6. This ten week evening Irish language course is suitable for Irish natives and students from abroad.

This course is suitable only for those who have never done Irish before.  The term runs for 12 weeks and each class is 90 minutes long.   By the end of the course students will be able to hold a basic […]

IRISH CONVERSATION (Improvers) This follow-on class will help you to further improve your Irish language skills and give you a chance to practice with others. Ideal for those who learnt Irish in school and haven’t used it for some time […]

Aimed at students preparing for the Leaving Certificate Oral examinations. (8 Weeks) Max no. of 14 per class www.hartstown-cep.com

This lecture-only course in Irish palaeography, led by Damian McManus, will give a taste of Irish palaeography from the oldest sources up to the present day. Selections of important Irish-language manuscripts from the Trinity Library, the Royal Irish Academy and […]

This course is now over. Please check elsewhere in the catalogue for other courses.

IRISH LITERATURE – POETS & POETRY This exciting new course investigates a series of poets and poetry starting early in the 20th century and working our way up to the present day. Poets featured in this program are George William Russell/AE, Denis […]

This Intermediate Irish course is suitable for individuals who have a grasp of Irish and want to learn the rules of usage. Questions on any aspect of the language are encouraged. COURSE DESCRIPTION • Pronunciation – This will be according […]

Irish Conversational Class- Beginners  Learn conversational Irish in a relaxed environment. Fee:  €120.00 Length of Course:     10 nights 7.30-9.30pm

In this specially designed course we consider several important works of Irish literature through the lens of Time. How does the time application  of the story affect the content? What is the difference between story-time and real-time? How do characters […]