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Join us next Wednesday, October 28, at 5 pm in Connolly House as we explore the themes in The Atlas of Irish Sport (UCC Press, 2027).
Our own Mike Cronin will lead a roundtable examining how the project came to life & delve into why sport is so important in Irish history.
Last night at BC’s Irish Institute: “The Rise of the Far Right in Ireland: North and South,” with @AnMailleach and Lee McGowan, chaired by @MaryCMurphy
Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation!
#IrishInstitute #IrishPolitics
Happening tomorrow! Register: forms.gle/C3xkP7KFc3UHGXT26
Thank you, @IrishCentral, for highlighting the Institute's latest guest essay. Liam Kneafsey and Miceal Canavan explore the historical and political roots of Ireland's position on Palestine. An important and timely perspective.
In the latest for the Irish Institute of Boston College's guest essay series, two Irish political scientists examine Ireland's sympathy for Palestine. @IrishInstBC bit.ly/4ismzf2
Pleased to share Miceal Canavan and Liam Kneafsey’s Guest Essay on IrishCentral, exploring why Ireland stands apart on Israel and Palestine and how the past shapes perspectives today.
irishcentral.com/opinion/oth…
A remarkable piece of Irish history finds a new home at @burnslibrary! bc.edu/content/bc-web/sites/…
Fulbright opportunity @BostonCollege!
🎓 Fully funded, one-year MS in Sports Administration
🏟️ Guaranteed sports internship
📅 Deadline: Oct. 29, 2026
For Irish candidates. Learn more: bc.edu/bc-web/schools/wcas/g…
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Art Cut, commissioned by the Dicastery for Culture and Education of the Holy See to host a contemporary art exhibition on the theme of “Exercises in Empathy," is on display at the Burns Library until Nov. 15. Learn more: bc.edu/artcut
Tonight!
For @UniofOxford Professor Senia Pašeta, this fall's Burns Visiting Scholar in @BCIrishStudies, the role of women in modern Irish political history is a font of scholarship and a source of endless fascination. She will speak on the topic on September 30. on.bc.edu/SPaseta

ALT The image features a person sitting in a chair, next to text that announces the Burns Visiting Scholar event. The speaker is Senia Pašeta, discussing “From Suffrage to Sisterhood: A History of Feminism in Modern Ireland.” The event takes place on September 30, 2026, at 6 PM in Burns Library, with a reception at 5 PM. The event is free and open to the public.
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Running through Nov. 15, “ART CUT BOSTON Exercises in Empathy: Accompaniment" is on display in the Burns Library as part of the Art Triennial commissioned by the Dicastery for Culture and Education of the Holy See. bc.edu/artcut.
More Photos: on.bc.edu/ArtCutPhotos202
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Next Wednesday, October 7, #BCIrishStudies is co-sponsoring a Journalism/International Studies event featuring award-winning Irish journalist Sally Hayden.
The lecture will begin at 5:00 pm in Higgins Hall, Room 225.
New research from Irish Institute Director @MaryCMurphy : “Seeking Shelter From Brexit” examines how Ireland built US support for an open border during Brexit negotiations. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
A special conversation @BostonCollege. We were delighted to welcome Mr. Joe Hackett, Secretary General of Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, for a special roundtable discussion with Boston College students.
The conversation provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage directly with Ireland’s senior diplomatic leadership and discuss Ireland’s foreign policy and its role in the world.
Thank you to @CGBostonIreland for joining us and helping make this meaningful conversation possible.
#BostonCollege #IrishInstitute #IrishDiplomacy
Delighted to attend the Young Partners Speaker Series hosted by @Irishaporg last night! Paul Caskey, CEO of the Integrated Education Fund, shared how integrated education brings children together across Northern Ireland, fostering mutual respect and understanding.
Join the conversation on far-right movements in Ireland and their impact on democracy. forms.gle/rrfDDTbceVGNM2vN9
#IrishPolitics #FarRight
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Introducing the Irish Play Series, a trio of new plays by Irish writers being held in the Boston area in 2026/27
With a focus on contemporary Irish culture & women writers & directors, the series facilitates the exchange of ideas & opportunities for the next generation of artists
For those who may be interested: Boston College Professor Fernando Bizzarro will be speaking at the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) in Dublin next week on “Stuck? The Price of Latin America’s Democratic Plateau.”
He will explore democratic stagnation in Latin America and what the region’s current political landscape could mean for the future of democracy.
All are welcome!
🔗 Learn more and register: iiea.com/events/stuck-the-pr…
Thousands protest across Dublin and Clare as Trump arrives at Doonbeg irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/…
'The man in the red bandana' saved lives on 9/11. His legacy lives on. bostonglobe.com/2026/09/10/m… via @BostonGlobe




















