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International scholarships offered for MA in Irish Studies The UCD School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore is delighted to announce the availability of a number of scholarships to international (non-EU) students to its one-year taught Masters programme in Irish Studies for 2018/19. The MA in Irish Studies offers a stimulating interdisciplinary programme which aims to introduce students to the complex processes through which Ireland and Irish identities have been constructed. Designed for students from diverse backgrounds, the programme aims to enhance students’ understanding of Ireland’s culture, identity, history, languages and literatures and the role of the Irish people and Irish society in both a national and global context. Candidates are invited to apply for UCD Global Excellence Scholarships. Candidates will be selected by a Scholarship Committee on the basis of academic merit and their capacity to contribute to UCD life. Further details about the programme are available at: For further information on the scholarship application or for expressions of interest in the programme please contact MA Programme Director.
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Osborn Joseph Bergin (1873-1950), Professor of Early and Medieval Irish at University College Dublin from 1909 to 1940, is remembered as 'the prince of native Irish scholars'. His renown, which was worldwide, drew scholars and students to his lectures from all parts. Professor Vernam Hull of Harvard University, who studied with Bergin, endowed this prize in his memory. On occasion, on the recommendation of the School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore this prize may be awarded to a student for the purpose of postgraduate research. Further details may be had from the School Administrator, School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4.
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Byrne Medal is awarded for excellence in Early Irish. Mary Elizabeth Byrne (1881-1931), a student at University College Dublin, was a distinguished graduate of the Royal University and became an Early Irish scholar of note. The friends of Mary Byrne established a fund in her memory whereby a medal is awarded for excellence in Early Irish. Further details may be had from the School Administrator, School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4.