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"Daniel O'Connell defending the rights of his countrymen in the courts of Dublin, Feb. 4, 1844." Lithograph of Irish political leader Daniel O'Connell (1775-1847). Print shows Daniel O'Connell arguing for the repeal of the Act of Union (image courtesy of US Library of Congress)

Professor Maurice Bric – Flaherty Visiting Professor – reports from Canadian Visit

Professor Maurice J. Bric of University College Dublin has recently returned from Concordia University in Montréal where he held the James M. Flaherty Visiting Professorship for eight weeks between April and May.

Úna Monaghan – Flaherty Research Scholar – Report from Canadian Visit

Úna Monaghan, whose James M Flaherty Research Scholarship was supported by Eleanor McGrath’s Toronto With a Twist of Irish fundraiser, writes; I am currently in Montréal on a James M Flaherty Research Scholarship, as visiting…

Erin Rowan – Flaherty Research Scholar – Report from Irish Visit

Erin Rowan, of the University of Prince Edward Island, writes about her recent research trip to Ireland as a James M. Flaherty Research Scholar

James M. Flaherty Visiting Professor, Dr. Janine Bosak, enjoying a visit to the Musée D’Art Contemporaire de Montréal

James M. Flaherty Visiting Professor from DCU on visit to HEC Montréal

James M. Flaherty Visiting Professor Dr. Janine Bosak of Dublin City University, enjoys some down time on her visit to HEC Montreal.

Trinity College Dublin's Provost, Prof. Patrick Prendergast greets Dr. Tim Conley, the first James M. Flaherty Visiting Professor in TCD. From left to right; James Kelly (ICUF CEO), Dr. Tim Conley, Prof. Prendergast, Amanda Hopkins (ICUF Programme Manager), Dr. John Kelly (ICUF Trustee)

Canadian James M. Flaherty Visiting Professor, Dr. Tim Conley, at TCD

Dr. Tim Conley of Brock University is currently on a James M. Flaherty Visiting Professorship in Trinity College Dublin. The Joyce Scholar is completing the remaining chapters of his book, which currently has the working…

‘Je me souviens…the craic’ – Strengthening the Canadian Quebec Connection

‘Je me souviens – I remember’; A direct reference to the political and cultural struggles of French Canada. One certain Ulster Gaelic Speaker can identify with some of the socio-linguistic issues that Quebecers have faced…

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