We are pleased to announce the winners for our 2023 awards and bursaries, which will be presented at the Embassy of Ireland on 16th May. BAIS would like to acknowledge the valuable support of the Embassy of Ireland, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Cambridge University Press and the Irish Studies Review. Book Prize […]
Read more "British Association for Irish Studies Awards and Bursaries, 2023"Last week we held our annual Prize Giving at the Embassy of Ireland, where we celebrated the achievements of our Book Prize, Essay Prize, and Bursary winners for 2020, 2021, and 2022, in the company of Ambassador Adrian O’Neill and our guest speaker Professor Claire Lynch. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all […]
Read more "BAIS Prize-Giving and Embassy Event, 2022"Tyneside Irish Cultural Society, in collaboration with the British Association of Irish Studies, will be hosting a series of monthly online public lectures centred around centenaries and anniversaries which fall during 2022. All talks will take place on Zoom and the details will be posted on the Tyneside Irish Cultural Society website. Please contact Sarah […]
Read more "Tyneside Irish Cultural Society Lecture Series (in collaboration with BAIS)"Jack Hepworth (University of Central Lancashire) reports on the Rebellion, Revolution, and Resistance in the Twentieth Century – Social Movements, Class, and Political Violence workshop hosted by Newcastle University and supported by the BAIS Events Fund. With thanks to generous funding support from the British Association of Irish Studies, Newcastle University Labour and Society Research Group […]
Read more "Workshop Report: Rebellion, Revolution and Resistance in the Twentieth Century – Social Movements, Class and Political Violence (Newcastle University, 4-5 October 2019)"
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