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New CFP for a conference on Women in war in France, Britain and Ireland in the early 20th century in @ULCO_Univ on 5-6 March 2026.
Proposals due for 5 September 2025!
Papers in French or English.
More info on the conference website!
femmescombattantes.univ-litt…
Join the EFACIS PhD Representatives for an online writing session and/or casual PhD lunch break on Friday 2 May at 10am CET!
Register via us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
We have a few more Irish Itinerary events for you in April. Writer Jan Carson visits the Technical University in Liberec this week!
More upcoming Irish Itinerary events at efacis.eu/itinerary-events
Episode 59 of the EFACIS Irish Itinerary Podcast is now online!
Listen to Dave Robb and Christoph Reinfandt talking about protest songs, the GDR and Northern Ireland and Robb's translation of Gerhard Gundermann's protest songs.
efacis.eu/podcast#irishstudes
The vast accomplishments of Irish feminism would look very different without the courageous, yet often overlooked, efforts of Irishwomen United
activists in the years following the Contraceptive Train.
Out April
Celebrating the journey continue on #internationalwomensday2025
Join us for the EFACIS Book Club tomorrow!
We will be discussing Clair Wills' Missing Persons, or My Grandmother's Secrets (2024).
More info on how to join at efacis.eu/content/efacis-boo…
Check out episode 58 of the Irish Itinerary #Podcast to hear writer Louise O'Neill's take on wellness culture, the unreliability of memory, online culture, and much more!
#irishstudies#irishwriting#memory
The Irish Itinerary in Belgium has just finished and we are already looking forward to new Irish Itinerary events in Prague and Vienna with William Keohane!
For all upcoming Irish Itinerary events, please visit efacis.eu/itinerary-events
The EFACIS Book Club is discussing Megan Nolan's Ordinary Human Failings (2023) on 26 March!
More information on how to join at efacis.eu/content/efacis-boo…
The recording of the online launch of Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.2 New Voices and New Directions in Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing is now available on the EFACIS YouTube Channel!
piped.video/watch?v=vAIwIQUG…
We are delighted to inform you of the publication of Issue 20 of Estudios Irlandeses, which features twelve articles, two "Tributes", two interviews, as well as the usual sections on publications and academic events of interest. estudiosirlandeses.org@e_efacis@Irish_Lit
Episode 58 of the Irish Itinerary #Podcast features writer Louise O'Neill, in conversation with Helen Penet.
They discuss her novel Idol (2022), memory, consent, wellness, the online world and book titles.
efacis.eu/podcast#irishstudies#irishwriting#booktalk
The next stop on the EFACIS Irish Itinerary is Belgium!
Writer Mary Costello will be visiting Leuven, Gent, Kortrijk and Antwerp at the end of March.
All the upcoming events on the Irish Itinerary can be found at efacis.eu/itinerary-events
The EFACIS Book Club is discussing Megan Nolan's Ordinary Human Failings (2023) on 26 March!
More information on how to join at efacis.eu/content/efacis-boo…