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This is great - something I want to explore
Brilliant thanks
That was exactly my thought when I read this
Either early modern or contemporary (I’m aware of pat palmer’s work on this)?
I’ve been thinking a lot about elegy lately and its capacity for helping to think through climate crisis, habitat loss etc. And there’s interesting work on relationships between endangered habitats and endangered languages.
Does anyone know of Irish language poetry in the form of eco elegy?
Congratulations to the editors on what is going to be an amazing journal
Happy birthday for tomorrow Tracy! I had a party, lunch with my best friends and afternoon tea with my family ❤️
We are almost birthday twins - mine (60!) was yesterday. Happy birthday to you!
I’m afraid that 32 years in HE in a range of roles leads me to be cynical at best about that claim
But the point stands - the traditional arts degree is dead in the water despite its many many virtues (and its incredible record in Ireland of producing highly competent graduates whose contribution to national life is enormous)
Well the green candidate sounds quite old labour to me…
Yes fair enough.
Yes; it’s awful
I imagine Galway is simply be first to fall University of Galway plans to end and replace arts course amid fall-off in interest
www.irishtimes.com/ireland/educ...
Honoured and delighted to be giving this year’s Foxcroft lecture @statelibraryvic.bsky.social - livestream also available www.slv.vic.gov.au/whats-on/202...
Should say that you can complete this whether you have experience of this or not. #speirgorm
Detail from Crivelli’s Virgin and Child with Saints Francis and Sebastian @nationalgalleryuk.bsky.social #snail @earlymodlancs.bsky.social
No surprise there
Just focus on the verticals?
Inbreeding it’s the royal way
I might have to avail of the illegible bastard premium plan 🤣🤣
Assume pricing structure reflects the difficulty of the hand!
Jo is brilliant 👇
This week's Ó Cléirigh seminar Fri 20 Feb at 4pm in UCD Belfield will be: John Marshall (TCD)
‘From one king to another: space and status
in the letters of Irish kings, 1199-1285’.
Fáilte roimh chách/ All welcome
Feel free to re-post
As someone with Norfolk ancestors going back generations…he’s not a Norfolk man
That crap plastic kettle is just so 😂
He’s wondering why the humans are making such heavy weather of it
Your little cat looks just like mine!
Brilliant
