Celtic & Gaelic events
Seachdamh Òraid-Chuimhneachaidh Aonghais MhicMhathain - Diluain, 3 an Dùbhlachd 2012.
An t-Ollamh J.F. Nagy - Some Notable 'Troublemakers' in Medieval Celtic Literature
Tòisichidh an òraid aig 5.30 f., ann an Talla nan Òraid, Togalach Alasdair Stone, 16 Gàrraidhean an Oilthighe. Teatha is cofaidh taobh a-muigh an Talla bho 5 f., agus blasad fìon an dèidh na h-òraid ann an 3 Gàrraidhean an Oilthighe.
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The Seventh Angus Matheson Memorial Lecture - Monday, 3 December 2012
Prof J.F. Nagy - Some Notable 'Troublemakers' in Medieval Celtic Literature
The lecture will be held in the Main Lecture Theatre, Sir Alexander Stone Building, 16 University Gardens. Tea and coffee will be available in the foyer from 5.00 pm, and the lecture will begin at 5.30 pm.
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Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig 7
21-23 an Lùnastal 2012
GAIRM AIRSON PHÀIPEARAN
Thèid Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig, co-labhairt sgoilearach a tha ga cur air dòigh gach dàrna bliadhna, a chumail ann an Oilthigh Ghlaschu eadar 21 agus 23 an Lùnastal 2012.
Bidh fàilte ga cur air tagraidhean phàipearan-sgoilearach (ann an Gàidhlig no Beurla) air cuspair sam bith a tha buntainn ris a’ Ghàidhlig, m.e. eachdraidh, litreachas, cànanachas, foghlam, ealain, poileasaidh-cànain, ainmean-àite, na meadhanan, poileasaidh sòisealta agus eaconomach. Cuirear fàilte air tagraidhean bho oileanaich iar-cheumnach.
Bidh pàipearan a’ ruith fad 20 mionaid le 10 mionaidean a bharrachd airson cheistean agus deasbaid. Bu chòir do gheàrr-chunntasan (mu 250 facal) de na pàipearan bhith gan cur thugainn ro 29 an Gearran 2012.
Cuiribh geàrr-chunntasan gu Sheila.Kidd@glasgow.ac.uk
Bidh làrach-lìn clàradh na co-labhairt a’ fosgladh ann am meadhan a’ Mhàirt.
Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig 7
21-23 August 2012
CALL FOR PAPERS
Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig, the biennial scholarly conference on Scottish Gaelic studies, will be hosted by the University of Glasgow between 21 and 23 August 2011.
We would welcome submissions for scholarly papers (in Gaelic or English) on any aspect of Gaelic studies, including history, literature, linguistics, education, art, language policy, onomastics, the media, and social and economic policy. Papers from postgraduate students will be particularly welcome.
Papers should last 20 minutes with a further 10 minutes for questions and discussion. Abstracts (c. 250 words) should be sent to us by 29 February 2012.
Abstracts should be sent to Sheila.Kidd@glasgow.ac.uk
The conference registration website will open in the middle of March.
