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Tomorrow evening (26 October) Maynooth University will host a gala concert entitled ‘All Changed, Changed Utterly: A Decade in Words and Music’.

 Based on UCAS data, these are the easiest subjects to get into at Oxbridge in 2023 by looking at application versus acceptance rates.

By Brian Byrne CONCERN that the new St Brigid's National Holiday would “degenerate into what St Patrick's Day has become” were expressed at a talk about the…

Rite & Reason: In the Church’s view, Republican activists who challenged the ‘legitimate authority’ of the new state were ‘guilty of the gravest sin’

Emeritus Professor Dafydd Johnston from the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies in Aberystwyth has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy in recognition of his leading contributions to the history of Welsh literature and medieval Welsh poetry.

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The European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant is awarded to established research leaders to lead cutting-edge research.

Cathal Ó Háinle from Ballinahown village has been reflecting on an impressively long, wide-ranging academic career after developing his childhood love of Irish through his studies over the years.

Prize-winning writer says writers from Wales would be helped by a big name promoting literature.

Created by Faye Ní Dhomhnaill, Sober Sallys, is a group that aims to provide a social alternative to alcohol focused events and venues.