Likewise, I am very grateful to the Societas Celtologica Europaea, to all the other wonderful participants of the symposium, as well as to @researchireland.ie, @galwayclassics.bsky.social and the Research Office Galway for their support.

It was a tremendous honour to give a keynote on The Legacy of the Irish Scholar Dicuil at the Fourth European Symposium in Celtic Studies in Bonn last Wednesday. I can’t thank @elenaparina.bsky.social and her team enough for the invitation, welcome, and the perfect organisation of the conference!

It’s a dream come true for me to talk about Irish scholars at the Carolingian court in @niamhwycherley.bsky.social's Medieval Irish History Podcast😊.

open.spotify.com/episode/3bLL...

Also had a fantastic time in Maynooth for the recording

@researchireland.bsky.social
@galwayclassics.bsky.social

I am incredibly excited to return to Tübingen after nine years, thanks to a visiting fellowship at the Center for Advanced Studies "Migration and Mobility in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages" for the next month.

I am looking forward to discussing the challenges of translating Dicuil’s texts tomorrow in the Translation Café at the University of Galway.

24 September, 1-2pm
THB-1003, Floor 1, Hardiman Research Building

Looking forward to our session on various crises related to Carolingian scholars and their manuscripts, Monday 2:15 pm @imc-leeds.bsky.social, together with Peter Fraundorfer @historytcd.bsky.social (I am sure there will be Cat drawings 🐱), Patrick Marschner, and Jo Story @insularmss.bsky.social

Very happy to have completed my PhD journey today @historytcd.bsky.social
Thanks to everyone who celebrated with me!