Many thanks to Dr Mairead Ni Bhriain and Dr Anissa Bennaïli from our department who prepared some fun workshops for our young visitors.

Huge thanks to the LAI for fostering such an inspiring space for dialogue around literacy in all its evolving, multimodal forms. 4/4

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This feels especially timely as modern foreign languages are introduced within Ireland’s redeveloped Primary Curriculum Framework, opening new possibilities for creative, inclusive, and multilingual classrooms. 3/4

Their paper explored how multimodal and embodied approaches through music can enrich language learning and engagement in the primary classroom. 2/4

This event is brought to you by the Department of French Studies at MIC and the French Embassy in Ireland with the support of the MIC's Faculty of Arts, AMOPA Irlande and Région Bretagne.

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Their performance will be introduced by Dr Éamon Ó Ciosáin, one of the leading experts on the historical links between Ireland and Brittany. 3/4

Breton artists Véronique Bourjot (singer), Soazig Hamelin (fiddle/singer), Kevin Le Pennec (harp/singer) and Brewen Favrau (uilleann & small pipes/whistles/singer) will take you on a fantastic and moving journey of music, song and poetry revisiting this story of Irish migration. 2/3