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The EFACIS newsletter provides you with all the updates on EFACIS events and on all publications, conferences and other events organised by our members.
The EFACIS Yeats project celebrates the 150th anniversary of W.B. Yeats with a translation competition. The selected poems are published in the volume of Yeats translations you see here. Other translations can be found on our new Yeats Reborn site.
Call for Papers: Home Rule in Ireland: New Perspectives in History, Culture, Art and Literature
EFACIS Conference August 28th-31st Ljubljana: Second Call For Papers
Europe is faced with unprecedented immigration 20th century Gaelic texts provide a vocabulary to respond to contemporary issues. Working with artists and involving our community we will translate, relocate and reimagine these texts of various genres.

MEMBERS of EFACIS

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CENTRES OF IRISH STUDIES

Find out more about Centres of Irish Studies across Europe.

IRISH ITINERARY

The Irish Itinerary, an initiative EFACIS, is an Irish cultural tour of Europe.

John Banville

The Banville Project: Literature as Translatoin Banville's charm is of course the beautiful prose in which he interweaves philosophy and aesthetics. So the EFACIS board decided that we would launch the Banville Project: Literature as Translation.
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Yeats Reborn

Yeats Reborn: the EFACIS Yeats Anniversary Project The EFACIS Yeats project celebrates the 150th anniversary of W.B. Yeats with a translation competition. The selected poems are published in the volume of Yeats translations you can see here. Other translations can be found on our brand new Yeats Reborn website!
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The Paris Centre for Irish Studies: Université Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3

Centre for New Irish Studies, Trinity Long Hub Room

The Amergin University Institute of Research in Irish Studies

Irish Studie and New Literatures in English Research Group

ULCIS - The University of Łódź Centre for Iirsh Studies

Centre of Interdisciplinary Research in Irish and Scottish Studies

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