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East Clare Heritage - Brian Boru Seminar Day - 31 May 2014

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Ancestral Connections - Irish Genealogy Summer School 29 June - 6 July 2014

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This promises to be a great school this year and we have participants from New Zealand, Australia, US, Canada, Germany, The Netherlands, UK and Ireland. For more details, contact me at l.moloney@ucc.ie or at 085-8721184

The Free University - Spring Public lecture Programme - UCC- Monday 7 April - 11 - West Wing 9 (UCC)

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The Free University Lectures Series UCC - Cork Lifelong Learning 2014

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"EMERGING TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN SIKH & PUNJABI STUDIES"

anyone interested in religions, India, diaspora, cultural transformations. 2nd Max Arthur Macauliffe Conference "EMERGING TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN SIKH & PUNJABI STUDIES" Venue: Western Gateway Building Lecture Theatre 1.07, UCC, Cork, this Saturday 22 March 10.00-18.00. Programme and abstracts at http://www.ucc.ie/en/religion/research/macauliffe2014/ If the link does not work google 'UCC sikh Macauliffe 2014' All welcome, for any part of the conference, which runs from 10am to 6pm. Free admittance, no registration necessary. Programme includes: Translating Sikhism Sikhism through the New Age prism: Yogi Bhajan’s spiritual discourse and its cultural context Jaspreet Kaur Translating the Sikh: An assessment of the works of Leyden, Trumpp and Macauliffe Gurinder S Mann Poetry and Performance Naqal – Performance & Community Manpreet Kaur The Poet and History: Harinder Singh Mahboob’s Sikh Historiography Prabhsharandeep Singh European Sikhs...

The Genealogy Day 2014

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Terrific day today in Limerick City with 'The Genealogy Day 2014' Well done Emma Gilleece for such a terrifc event.

The Violent Past: History, Memory, Commemoration - Professor Brendan Kane

CENTRE FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES SPRING 2014 The Violent Past: History, Memory, Commemoration 11 March 2014 - 5.30pm, Room G08, Foundation Building MIC Professor Brendan Kane University of Connecticut Crime, chaos and cleansing: the framing of violence in early modern Ireland