It is with great pleasure that we announce the call for applications for the 2018-19 Dobbin Atlantic Scholarship Programme. It is the objective of this programme to develop a new generation of academic, artistic, cultural and…

“Composing music has many guises and the way the craft is approached depends on the medium it is serving, the performance space, the desired sound palette and the intended audience and experience.”

Speakers, guests and contributors include General John de Chastelain, award winning Canadian writer Jane Urquhart, Canadian Ambassador Kevin Vickers, President of DCU, Professor Brian MacCraith and many more.

Emer Nic Labhraí, Teagascóir Gaeilge in Concordia University in Montreal, visited her students in Carraroe on her return to Ireland who had been awarded Canadian Irish Language awards.

(L-R): Dr Barbara Le Blanc, leading dance historian of Acadian dance, Chéticamp, Cape Breton & Dr Roisin Cahalan.

Read Dr Roisin Cahalan’s report on her visit to Nova Scotia.

It was our great honour last week to welcome Grand Chief Joseph Norton of the Mohawk territory Kahnawake to Dublin. ICUF is exploring ways in which we can build partnership with the Indigenous Peoples of Canada,…

“Our (shared) Ocean Wealth” – Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia: Winning photograph by Dr Laura Devaney, Dobbin Atlantic Scholar, in the Teagasc Vision of Research and Innovation image competition ©Teagasc

(ENGLISH BELOW) Tá os cionn 11,000 tvuít le #TrasnaNadTonnta iontu ó 80 tír tar éis 6.7 milliún duine a shroiche timpeall an domhain. Gabhann muid buíochas ó chroí le chuile dhuine a chuir tvuít amach…

We are delighted to report that ICUF founder & ongoing trustee, Prof John Kelly, was presented with the ESB Outstanding Contribution to Engineering award, presented at the 2017 Engineers Ireland Excellence Awards in Dublin last…

Is as an Learpholl in Albain Nua, Ceanada, do Kelsey Everett. Is mac léinn de chuid an Léinn Éireannaigh in Ollscoil Mhuire Naofa, Halifax, í. Tá Kelsey ag foghlaim Gaeilge le dhá bhliain anuas. Bhronn…

Tá an duilliúir a chur anois anseo in Ottawa. Na mílte duilleog, iad dearg, oráiste agus buí, ag foluaineach leo isteach i gCanáil Rideau, an chanáil chéanna a thóg na mílte Éireannach ó 1826 ar…