
The Pathologial Sublime:Pleasure and Pain in the Colonial Context
David Lloyd, University of Southern California
4:00 PM, 424 Flanner Hall
The Department of Irish Language and Literature will host the annual conference, Why Irish? on 14th & 15th, September 2006. Each year, Why Irish? brings international speakers to Notre Dame to examine the role of the Irish Language in various disciplines. This year's event focuses on communication and song. Full details can be found here.
Cathal Goan, Director General, Raidió Telefís Éireann (RTÉ)
TG4 – 10 Years A’Growing
4:00 PM, 422 Flanner Hall
Maighréad Ní Dhomhnaill, Traditional Artist
Neilí Ní Dhomhnaill and the West Donegal Song Tradition
3:00 PM, Hesburgh Center Auditorium.
Introduced by Cathal Goan.
Tommy Makem and Kennedy's Kitchen
8:30 PM, Leighton Concert Hall,
Irish traditional music legend performs with local favorites
Other Catholics of Reasonable Substance:The Sweetman Family and its Legacy
Sophie Sweetman McConnell New York University
3:00 PM, 422 Flanner Hall
The Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism hosts the Hibernian Lecture:
Michael Davitt, the Catholic Church and Irish America
Joe Lee, New York University
4:00 PM, Hesburgh Center Auditorium.
Poetry Reading
Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill
Naughton Fellow and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Irish Poetry,
University of Notre Dame
4:00 PM, Hesburgh Library Auditorium.
Traditional Music in the Irish Cultural Revival of the 1890's:
The Gaelic League and the Feis Ceoil Assoiation
Martin Dowling, University College Dublin
3:00 PM, 422 Flanner Hall.
Some Mother's Son
Irish film in the Nanovic Institute's series Terrorism:Perspetives from European Cinema
Introduced by Sean T. O'Brien, University of Notre Dame
7:00 PM, Browning Cinema
Red Star Rising:Sean O'Casey and the British Left Theatre 1934-1940
Susan Harris, University of Notre Dame
3:00 PM, 422 Flanner Hall.
Alternative Geographies:Uncovering the New Woman in Irish Fin de Siécle Literature
Heather Edwards, University of Notre Dame
3:00 PM, 422 Flanner Hall.