This course is designed to cater to the needs of those who have a working knowledge of Ulysses. It focusses on the less naturalistic and more experimental chapters of Ulysses, and in particular Nausicaa, Ithaca, Circe and Cyclops. ADVANCED COURSE I on ULYSSES ‘Melodiotiosities in Pure Effusion’: Joyce’s Avant-Gardism When? 12 noon-6.30pm, Sat. 30 April … Continue reading
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Ireland at Eurovision 2016 – Nicky and the Balkan Divas
Nicky Byrne’s Eurovision song, ‘Sunlight’ has steadily lost ground as the other entries in the field of 43 countries have been released. Ireland is now ranked 25th in the overall field with the bookmakers. Continue reading
Declaration of the Australian Republic
We the Australian people declare ourselves to be a self-governing republic, totally free of formal links to other countries in our governance arrangements… Continue reading
Vale, Bill Johnston (1936-2016), thespian.
Bill was a born actor. He loved centre-stage, was hugely generous, and was willing to take his talents into quite recondite places…. Continue reading
Bloomsday in Melbourne’s Year of Centenaries
Save the Dates! Bloomsday in Melbourne and the Easter Rising 1916 Centenary Commemorations Continue reading
New Crops, Old Fields – a Folklore Conference in Belfast
Call for Papers for Folklore Conference in Belfast. Continue reading
Programme for Easter Rising 1916 Conference at Melbourne University on 7-8 April 2016
Easter Rising Conference in Melbourne this week. All welcome. Continue reading
Easter Rising artefacts at SLV; Panel Discussion and Documentary Film
The tumultuous days of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin – a pivotal moment in the Irish struggle for independence from Great Britain – is commemorated in this display
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Easter Rising conference in Melbourne
The Easter Rising of 1916 is a key event in the Revolutionary decade, 1913-23, and in Irish and world history. Continue reading
Rebel Poets and their Friends
It’s an intriguing lens through which the Rising may be viewed. Continue reading
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