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In Wild-Looking But Fine O’Dowd takes readers on a journey through the tumultuous world of Irish theatre in the 1930s from Ireland to the US & sheds light on the lives and legacies of two remarkable Abbey Theatre actresses

IN BOOKSHOPS June

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Delighted to be joined by our good friend Ted Smyth, President of Glucksman Ireland House NYU Advisory Board, reading Derek Mahon’s wonderfully reassuring poem “Everything is Going to be All Right”. #PoetryAcrossTheAtlantic #nationalpoetrymonth

The Spring edition of our cultural bulletin GreenLight has issued!

Click the link in the quoted tweet to read about Irish artists like Dr Panti Bliss-Cabrera, The Lyric Theatre Belfast, Luke Casserly, Solas Nua, Irish Arts Center, @Ooona Doherty & more coming to a stage in the U.S. soon.

Join us for the NYC launch of Caoilinn Hughes' The Alternatives. This event is presented with support from Culture Ireland.

Caoilinn will be in conversation with GIH faculty member Kelly Sullivan.

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Brian O Broin today delivered the annual bilingual Barra O Donnabhain lecture on the fascinating subject of “Irish Folk Literature and Performance Alive in the 21st Century.” Here with Prof Padraig O Cearuill. ⁦Glucksman Ireland House NYU⁩

A sold-out La Gaelige Glucksman Ireland House dedicated to Prof Padraig O Cearuill who is returning to Ireland after 30 years of dedicated teaching of Irish language, song, and prose. Aireoidh muid uainn thu a Phadraig! Go raimh maith agat ⁦Glucksman Ireland House NYU⁩ ⁦New York University⁩

Hearty congratulations to Prof. Kevin Kenny Kevin Kenny Glucksman Ireland House NYU on winning the Theodore Saloutos Book Award for 'The Problem of Immigration in a Slaveholding Republic: Policing Mobility in the Nineteenth-Century United States' Oxford University Press 👏🏆

A wonderful woman and role model. Congratulations, Hasia! Glucksman Ireland House NYU NYU Department of History Ted Smyth

The IEHS presents the Theodore Saloutos Book Award for the book judged best on any aspect of the immigration history of the United States. Congratulations to Kevin Kenny (@NYUHistory) for receiving the Salutos Book Award.

Oxford University Press

Next Thursday, New York, open to the public and free. ☘️🗽📚

Thank you Fintan O'Toole Martin Doyle for a memorable evening Glucksman Ireland House NYU!

After a stellar term as Immigration and Ethnic History Society President, Kevin Kenny will be transitioning into the role of Past President. We know he'll continue to be deeply involved in the organization's work. Thanks for your service, Kevin!

Tonight!

Join us as we launch Suad Aldarra's 'I Don't Want to Talk About Home' in New York.

This debut memoir was published by Doubleday/PRH Ireland in July 2022 and shortlisted for An Post Irish Book Awards - Biography of the Year.

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Extraordinarily moving reading by gifted writer and journalist Martin Doyle from his memoir Dirty Linen, in conversation with the brilliant Fintan O'Toole Glucksman Ireland House NYU tonight. Grateful to have been there. 🙏🏻

Historic moment Glucksman Ireland House NYU today - 99 years after the last solar eclipse in the City!

Looking forward to Irish novelist Caoilinn Hughes’ visit to New York to talk about her new novel The Alternatives - more details 👇 Irish Consulate NYC Glucksman Ireland House NYU NYPL Events

Inspiring evening at Glucksman Ireland House NYU last night with ⁦⁦⁦Martin Doyle⁩ and ⁦Fintan O'Toole⁩ who described Dirty Linen as a book that “restores the human tragedy to its proper place in public memory.”

⁦⁦Fintan O'Toole⁩ in discussion with ⁦Martin Doyle⁩ regarding his superb and haunting book Dirty Linen which “celebrates the best of human nature, its resilience and courage” in what Seamus Heaney called the “man-killing parishes.” ⁦Glucksman Ireland House NYU⁩ ⁦Ad Hoc Committee to Protect GFA⁩