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An Tionscnamh Ceilteach Digiteach | Celtic Digital Initiative

罢谩 s茅 mar aidhm ag an Tionscnamh Ceilteach Digiteach (TCD) acmhainn铆 uath煤la a chur ar f谩il ar bhonn leictreonach do mhic l茅inn agus scol谩ir铆 in COC agus i gc茅in. 罢谩 an tionscnamh seo, arna chomh-mhaoini煤 ag Roinn na Sean- agus na Me谩n-ghaeilge agus ag an Aonad Cothaithe Feabhais (贸na Chiste um Fheabhas C谩il铆ochta), ag f谩s agus ag forbairt i gc贸na铆 agus cuirtear 谩bhar leis an su铆omh ach an t-am agus an t-airgead a bheith ar f谩il chuige sin.

罢谩 tr铆 mh贸r-rann贸g ann: 

• Cartlann an dT茅acsanna (naisc go dt铆 comhaid PDF d鈥櫭�bhar uath煤il)
• Cl谩r na bhF贸gra铆 Ceiltecha (rann贸g ina nd茅antar f贸gra铆 mar gheall ar chomdh谩lacha, imeachta铆, fol煤ntais, foilseach谩in srl.)
• Iris铆 Ceilteacha agus acmhainn铆 eile (cl谩r 谩bhar na nIris铆 a phl茅ann leis an l茅ann Ceilteach agus naisc go dt铆 su铆omhanna cu铆 eile)

The aim of the鈥�Celtic Digital Initiative鈥�(CDI) is to make scarce resources available in an electronic format to students and scholars, both within UCC and beyond. This initiative has been jointly funded by the Department of Early and Medieval Irish and by the Quality Promotion Unit (from its Quality Improvement Fund) and is an ongoing project; material is continually added to the site as time and finances allow. 

There are鈥痶hree major sections:鈥� 

• Text Archive鈥�(links to PDF files of rare material) 
• Celtic Noticeboard鈥�(an area devoted to announcements of forthcoming conferences, events, vacancies, publications etc.) 
• Celtic Journals and other resources鈥�(tables of contents of Celtic Studies journals and links to relevant sites) 

Tionscadal B茅aloidis Chorca铆 (TBC) | Cork Folklore Project (CFP)

Tionscal pobalbhunaithe agus neamhbhrab煤sach a buna铆odh sa bhliain 1996 is ea TBC agus 茅 谩 riaradh i gcomph谩irt le Roinn an Bh茅aloidis, COC agus Fiontra铆ochta铆 Pobail an Tuaiscirt. D茅anann TBC taifeadadh digiteach ar sc茅alta agus cuimhn铆 cinn mhuintir Chorca铆.

罢谩 n铆os m贸 na 1,000 u.a.c. de thaifeadta铆 sa bhaili煤ch谩n ar raon 谩bhar ar n贸s: an saol obire, caitheamh aimsire, athruithe s贸isialta, sl谩inte, an 贸ige agus an saol laeth煤il. 罢谩 dea-theist n谩isi煤nta agus idirn谩isi煤nta orainn as b茅aloideas den ch茅ad scoth a bhaili煤 agus a scaipeadh.

is community-based non-profit project, founded in 1996 in partnership with the Department of Folklore and Ethnology, UCC and Northside Community Enterprises. digitally record stories and memories from the people of Cork.  

The collection holds over 1,000 hours of recordings on a range of subjects: working life, leisure, social change, health, childhood, and everyday life. We are recognised nationally and internationally for our high standard of folklore collection and dissemination. 

Cork Studies in Celtic Literatures | CSCL

罢谩 s茅 mar phr铆omh-aidhm ag an tsraith foilseach谩n seo gearrthaighde at谩 d铆rithe ar ghn茅ithe 谩irithe de litr铆ochta铆 r茅amhchl贸ite na gCeilteach a chur ar f谩il sna teangacha coiteanna. D鈥檉h茅adfadh suirbh茅 ginear谩lta n贸 fiosr煤 t茅amach n铆os leithne a bheith i gceist leo seo, n贸 d鈥檉h茅adfa铆 d铆ri煤 ar insint铆 aonair agus ar an tsl铆 ina seachadtar iad. 罢谩 saothair ar n贸s Saga and Myth in Ancient Ireland (Baile 脕tha Cliath, 1955) agus The Ossianic Lore and Romantic Tales of Medieval Ireland (Corcaigh, 1995; eagr谩n leasaithe 1971) le Gerard Murphy mar spreagadh d鈥檌mleabhair na sraithe seo agus b铆onn teacht ag mic l茅inn tr铆煤 leibh茅al agus taighdeoir铆 eile ar thopaic铆 谩irithe (ar phraghsanna r茅as煤nta).

The primary aim of the Cork Studies in Celtic Literatures publication series is to make available short studies focused on particular aspects of the vernacular pre-print literatures of the Celtic peoples. These might take the form of general surveys or broader thematic investigations, or may focus on individual narratives and their transmission. Inspired by such works such as Gerard Murphy鈥檚鈥疭aga and Myth in Ancient Ireland鈥�(Dublin, 1955) and鈥疶he Ossianic Lore and Romantic Tales of Medieval Ireland鈥�(Cork, 1955; revised ed. 1971), volumes in the series provide convenient access points (at affordable prices) to particular topics for third-level students and for those without the specific areas under investigation. 

D煤igh agus Seith铆 | Inks and Skins

Tinoscadal idirdhiscipl铆neach is ea D煤igh agus Seith铆 ina nd茅antar taighde ar dh茅ant煤s l谩mhscr铆bhinn铆 Gaelacha na me谩naoiseanna d茅anacha. 罢谩 s茅 faoi sti煤ir Ph谩draig U铆 Mhach谩in, Ollamh le Nua-Ghaeilge i gCol谩iste na hOllscoile Corcaigh. Sa bhliain 2019, bh铆 an tOll 脫 Mach谩in ina Ard-Bhuaiteoir Gradaim 贸n gComhairle um Thaighde in 脡irinn a dh茅anann an tionscadal c茅anna a mhaoini煤.

鈥痠s an interdisciplinary project dedicated to the investigation of the materiality of the late-medieval Gaelic manuscript. It is led by Professor P谩draig 脫 Mach谩in, Professor of Modern Irish in 晚上福利在线观看 Cork. In 2019, Professor 脫 Mach谩in was the recipient of an Irish Research Council Advanced Laureate Award, which funds this project. 

Apacrafa B铆obalta na Gaeilge | Irish Biblical Apocrypha

Cuireadh t煤s sa bhliain 1988 le tionscadal idirn谩isi煤nta d鈥檉honn leaganacha Gaeilge d鈥檃pacrafa an Bh铆obla a fhoilsi煤 sa tsraith idirn谩isi煤nta cheannr贸da铆och Corpus Christianorum. Crutha铆odh bord eagarth贸ireachta in 脡irinn (ar a bhfuil an tOll M谩ire Herbert [cathaoirleach] agus an tOll John Carey) faoi choimirce Chumann B铆obalta na h脡ireann chun obair i gcomhar le AELAC (Association pour l'茅tude de la litt茅rature apocryphe chr茅tienne, at谩 lonnaithe in Lausanne, sa Ghin茅iv agus i P谩ras ().

Bh铆 baint ag scol谩ir铆 na Sean- agus na Me谩n-Ghaeilge leis an meitheal eagarth贸ireachta seo 贸 COC, an Col谩iste Ollscoile, Baile 脕tha Cliath, Institi煤id Ard-L茅inn Bhaile 脕tha Cliath, M谩 Nuad, agus Institi煤id Diagachta agus Feals煤nachta Bhaile an Mhuilinn, chomh maith leis na scol谩ir铆 b铆obalta an tOll Martin McNamara (TCD, Institi煤id Bhaile an Mhuilinn), An tOll J.-D. Kaestli (Lausanne), agus an Dr. Rita Beyers (an Bhruis茅il).

In 1988 an international project, Irish Biblical Apocrypha, was initiated for the publication of Irish versions of Biblical apocrypha in the leading international series Corpus Christianorum. An Irish editorial board (including Prof. M谩ire Herbert [chairperson] and Prof. John Carey) was set up under the auspices of the Irish Biblical Association to work in association with AELAC (Association pour l'茅tude de la litt茅rature apocryphe chr茅tienne, based in Lausanne, Geneva, and Paris ( ).  

The editorial collaboration has involved scholars in Early and Medieval Irish from UCC, UCD, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Maynooth and Milltown Institute for Theology and Philosophy, along with biblical scholars Prof. Martin McNamara (TCD, Milltown Institute), Prof. J.-D. Kaestli (Lausanne), and Dr. Rita Beyers (Brussels). 

S谩ga铆 na Gaeilge ar L铆ne | Irish Sagas Online

Tionscnamh faoi sti煤ir an Dr Tom O鈥橠onovan i gcomhar le Roinn na Sean- agus na Me谩n-Ghaeilge is ea an su铆omh idirl铆n S谩ga铆 na Gaeilge ar L铆ne ina gcuirtear s谩ga铆 na Gaeilge ar f谩il ar shl铆 mhealltach agus acmhainn铆 leictreonacha nua-aimseartha in 煤s谩id. I dtreo is gur f茅idir le mic l茅inn teacht ar an t茅acs Me谩n-Ghaeilge, cuirtear ar f谩il ar an su铆omh idirl铆n S谩ga铆 na Gaeilge ar L铆ne leaganacha de sh谩ga铆 na Gaeilge taobh lena ch茅ile ar aon leathanach amh谩in .i. an t茅acs sa Mhe谩n-Ghaeilge, an leagan Nua-Ghaeilge agus aistri煤ch谩n B茅arla. Cuirtear ar f谩il chomh maith naisc go dt铆 su铆omhanna idirl铆n mar a bhfuil faisn茅is ch煤lra ar na s谩ga铆 go l茅ir. Is m贸r ag lucht riartha an tionscnaimh seo an cead a fuarthas 贸 na h煤in茅ir铆 c贸ipchirt chun leas a bhaint as na leaganacha Nua-Ghaeilge de na s谩ga铆 at谩 ar f谩il ar an su铆omh idirl铆n seo.

The is an initiative led by Dr Tom O鈥橠onovan in collaboration with the Department of Early and Medieval Irish to present Irish sagas in the most attractive way possible using modern electronic resources. The Irish Sagas Online website provides presentations of Irish sagas in which the medieval Irish text, the modern Irish version and the English translation appear side by side on the same page, thus making the medieval Irish text more accessible to students. Links are also provided to websites with background information for each saga. Permission to use the Modern Irish versions of the sagas that appear on this website has been obtained from the holders of the Copyright and is gratefully acknowledged. 

Tionscnamh Foilsitheoireacta an Bh茅aloidis agus na hEitneola铆ochta 鈥� 叠茅补蝉肠苍补: Iris Bh茅aloidis agus Eitneola铆ochta COC / Folklore and Ethnology Archive Publishing Initiative 鈥� 叠茅补蝉肠苍补: UCC Journal of Folklore and Ethnology

Seachas 叠茅补蝉肠苍补 n铆l ach iris scol谩rtha amh谩in eile i bPoblacht na h脡ireann ina bhfoils铆tear ailt agus l茅irmheasanna a bhaineann le B茅aloideas agus Eitneola铆ocht in 脡irinn agus san Eoraip tr铆 ch茅ile. Buna铆odh 叠茅补蝉肠苍补 sa bhliain 2002 agus cuid den ch煤is a bh铆 leis sin n谩 chun ceili煤radh a dh茅anamh ar bhun煤 Roinn an Bh茅aloidis dh谩 bhliain roimhe sin. Foils铆odh 铆 gach re bliain i dtosach ach anois is in aghaidh na bliana a fhoils铆tear an iris seo a bhfuil cl煤 agus c谩il bainte amach aici. Faoi r茅ir ag 茅iteas na roinne i gcoitinne, d茅antar iarracht leis an iris seo ailt agus l茅irmheasanna acad煤la, at谩 d煤shl谩nach agus 煤rnua, a spreagadh. Go dt铆 seo, d铆r铆odh sna hailt a foils铆odh ar chult煤r 谩bhartha; creideamh coiteann; litr铆ocht b茅il; stairsheanchas; inscne sa bh茅aloideas agus sa chult煤r coiteann; modheola铆ochta铆 oibre allamuigh; digiti煤 taifeadta铆 b茅aloidis; eitneola铆ocht uirbeach; stair bh茅aloideaseola铆ochta agus eitneola铆ochta; agus an t-idirchaidreamh idir c煤rsa铆 b茅aloidis agus litr铆ochta.

叠茅补蝉肠苍补 is one of only two scholarly journals in the Republic of Ireland publishing articles and reviews relating to Irish and European Folklore and Ethnology in general. 叠茅补蝉肠苍补 was founded in 2002, in part to commemorate the establishment two years earlier of Roinn an Bh茅aloidis / The Department of Folklore and Ethnology. Produced on a biennial basis initially, the journal has since become an annual publication of significant standing. In line with the ethos of the department in general, the journal seeks to encourage challenging and original academic articles and reviews in Irish and English. To date, published submissions have focused on material culture; popular religion; oral literature; oral history; gender in folklore and popular culture; fieldwork methodologies; digitization of folklore recordings; urban ethnology; history of folkloristics and ethnology; and interplay between folklore and literature.

Leann D煤chais Leictreonach (LDL) UCC

罢谩 L茅ann D煤chais Leictreonach n贸 鈥楲DL鈥� ina thionscnamh leictreonach foghlama na Gaeilge agus ina thionscadal taighde ilmhe谩n arna thac煤 ag an 脷dar谩s um Ard-Oideachas.  罢谩thar ag pl茅 sa tionscadal faoi l谩thair le 鈥楤茅aloideas na mBan鈥� agus t谩 s茅 faoi sti煤ir an Dr Stiof谩n 脫 Cadhla le c煤namh 贸n Dr Cl铆ona O鈥機arroll, an Dr Ciaran 脫 Gealbh谩in agus C煤nt贸ir铆 Taighde at谩 ag obair sa ghort. 

Is sna Gaeltachta铆 go l茅ir a dh茅antar taighde sa tionscadal seo. 罢谩 s茅 mar aidhm taighde a dh茅anamh ar ghn茅ithe r铆th谩bhachtacha de shaol na Gaeltachta inniu agus inn茅 agus uaireanta leis d茅antar staid茅ar ar lucht labhartha na Gaeilge i gcoitinne. Baintear leas as obair allamuigh 煤rnua mar aon le foghlaim agus acmhainn铆 leictreonacha. 罢谩thar ag s煤il go gcuirfidh an pobal sp茅is sa taighde seo agus go mbeidh s茅 mar acmhainn do scol谩ir铆 agus don phobal i gcoitinne, ach thairis sin go mbeidh s茅 in 煤said mar uirlis teagaisc (n贸 谩is foghlama) n铆 hamh谩in sa roinn ach i Scoil L茅ann na Gaeilge tr铆 ch茅ile.

L茅ann D煤chais Leictreonach or 鈥楲DL鈥� is an Irish language electronic learning initiative, is a multi-media based research project supported by the Higher Education Authority.鈥� The current focus of the project is 鈥楤茅aloideas na mBan鈥� or 鈥榃omen鈥檚 Folklore鈥� and it is directed by Dr Stiof谩n 脫 Cadhla with the assistance of Dr Cl铆ona O鈥機arroll, Ciar谩n 脫 Gealbh谩in and Research Assistants in the field.鈥� 

The project carries out research in each of the Gaeltacht areas. The aim is to research critically important aspects of past and contemporary life in 鈥疓aeltacht 鈥痑reas, and sometimes in the wider Irish-speaking community, marrying cutting edge fieldwork with electronic learning and resourcing. It is envisaged that this record will not only interest the public and serve as a resource for scholars and the general public, but that it might also be used as a didactic tool (or learning aid), both within the department and across the School of Irish Learning as a whole. 

Tionscnamh Mhic Niocaill | The Mac Niocaill Project

罢谩 Roinn na Nua-Ghaeilge ag pl茅 le tionscadal reatha chun c谩ip茅is铆 dl铆thi煤la as Gaeilge, 1493-1621, a fhoilsi煤. An tOllamh Gear贸id Mac Niocaill a dhein aistri煤ch谩in agus eagarth贸ireacht ar na c谩ip茅is铆 seo. Is m贸r againn an sp茅is at谩 l茅irithe ag muintir Mhic Niocaill sa tionscadal seo agus at谩 谩r spreagadh chun clo铆 leis.

The Department of Modern Irish is engaged in an on-going project to publish the legal documents in Irish, 1493-1621, previously edited and translated by the late Professor Gear贸id Mac Niocaill. We very much appreciate the interest and encouragement of the Mac Niocaill family in this project. 

Tionscadal Chomhartha铆 Uisce na h脡ireann | Irish Watermark Project

罢谩 m贸rthionscadal, faoi sti煤ir an Ollaimh P谩draig 脫 Mach谩in ar si煤l i Roinn na Nua-Ghaeilge chun taifead a dh茅anamh ar chomhartha铆 uisce ar ch谩ip茅is铆 Gaelacha. 罢谩 s茅 mar gh茅 l谩rnach den tiomantas lean煤nach at谩 sa Roinn do dhigiti煤 taighde coid茅acseola铆ochta agus pail茅agrafa铆ochta.

The Irish Watermark Project is a major project to record watermarks in paper in Irish documents and is being piloted in the Department of Modern Irish, under the direction of Professor P谩draig 脫 Mach谩in. It forms part of the Department鈥檚 ongoing commitment to digitisation as a central element of its codicological and palaeographical research. 

Gn铆omhais na Me谩naoiseanna D茅anacha sa Ghaeilge | Late Medieval Legal Deeds in Irish

Tionscadal taighde Roinn na Nua-Ghaeilge i gCol谩iste na hOllscoile Corcaigh is ea 茅 seo. 罢谩 an tionscadal seo faoi sti煤ir an Ollaimh P谩draig 脫 Mach谩in. Faightear ar an su铆omh idirl铆n seo dr茅achtch谩ip茅is铆 a chrutha铆tear i seimine谩r taighde poibl铆 a thion贸ltar go seachtaini煤il le linn an dara seimeastar. Cuireann Kenneth W. Nicholls 贸 Scoil na Staire in COC go m贸r leis an seimine谩r seo.

Late Medieval Legal Deeds in Irish is a research project of the Department of Modern Irish, 晚上福利在线观看 Cork. The project is directed by Professor P谩draig 脫 Mach谩in. The draft documents that are presented on this site are generated in a public research-seminar, which convenes weekly during the second semester. This seminar benefits in particular from vital contributions by Kenneth W. Nicholls of the School of History, UCC.

LOCUS 鈥� 脕itainmeacha agus Ainmneacha Treibheacha Gaelacha | LOCUS 鈥� Irish Placenames and Title Names

罢谩 s茅 mar aidhm sa tionscadal seo focl贸ir stairi煤il nua a chur ar f谩il ar 谩itainmneacha Gaelacha agus ar ainmeacha treibheacha a thiocfaidh in ionad Onomasticon Goedelicum leis an Ath Edmund Hogan. 罢谩 Tionscadal Locus lonnaithe i Roinn na Sean- agus na Me谩n-Ghaeilge i gCol谩iste na hOllscoile Corcaigh in 脡irinn.

D鈥檉hoilsigh Cumann na Scr铆bheann nGaeilge naoi bhfasc煤l den Historical Dictionary of irish Placenames go dt铆 seo chomh maith leis na himeachta铆 贸 sheimine谩r lae ar Onomastican an Ath Hogan agus Leabharliosta d鈥檉hoilseach谩in ar 谩itainmneacha na h脡ireann (f茅ach ar fhoilseach谩in).

The aim of the LOCUS 鈥� Irish Placenames and Title Names project is to produce a new historical dictionary of Gaelic placenames and tribal names to replace Fr Edmund Hogan's Onomasticon Goedelicum. The Locus Project is based in the Department of Early and Medieval Irish at 晚上福利在线观看 Cork, Ireland. 

Nine fascicles of the Historical Dictionary of Irish Placenames have been published to date by the Irish Texts Society along with the proceedings of a one-day seminar on Hogan's Onomasticon and a Bibliography of publications on Irish placenames (see publications). 

鈥楾茅acs ag imeacht as Radharc鈥�: Cuimhne, 脕it agus F茅ini煤lachta铆 Gaelacha | 鈥楾he Disappearing Text鈥�: Memory, Place, and Gaelic Identities

罢谩 Acallam na Sen贸rach ar an t茅acs is t谩bhachta铆 san Fhianna铆ocht. L茅ir铆tear i dtaighde a deineadh le d茅ana铆 nach f茅idir eagarth贸ireacht chritici煤il a dh茅anamh ar an t茅acs casta seo mar a measadh go dt铆 seo agus gur 鈥榯茅acs at谩 ag imeacht as radharc鈥� at谩 san Acallam, agus gur baili煤ch谩n de sc茅alta at谩 ann i nd谩ir铆re nuair a dh茅antar grinnscr煤d煤 air n贸 gurb insint铆 茅ags煤la ach gaolmhara at谩 i gceist.

N铆 f茅idir leas a bhaint as bogearra铆 eagarth贸ireachta reatha nuair a bh铆tear ag pl茅 leis an Acallam de bharr chastachta铆 an phr贸isis eagarth贸ireachta. I gcomhar le comhghleacaithe san Eola铆ocht R铆omhaireachta agus i dTeicneola铆ocht na Faisn茅ise in COC, agus a bhu铆 le hArd-deontas taighde Gradaim 贸n , d茅anfar bogearra铆 saincheaptha a dhearadh sa tionscadal seo chun dul i ngleic leis na castachta铆 sin. 脷s谩idfear na bogearra铆 sin sa chuid l谩rnach den tionscadal 鈥楾茅acs ag imeacht as Radharc鈥� d鈥檉honn teacht ar th茅acs critici煤il.

The main fianaigheacht鈥� text (of over 8,000 lines) 鈥� Acallam na Sen贸rach鈥�("The Dialogue of the Ancients") 鈥� stands at the forefront of the Fenian Cycle. Recent research has shown that this narrative complex may not be as amenable to critical editing as was once thought and that the Acallam鈥痬ay in fact be a 'disappearing text,' an ephemeron which when subjected to closer editorial scrutiny may dissolve into several related, though individual, narratives. 

Current editing software cannot deal properly with the Acallam鈥痓ecause of the intricate nature of the editing process involved. In collaboration with colleagues from Computer Science and Information Technology at UCC, and funded by an Advanced Laureate grant from the , this project will design bespoke software to deal with these complexities. This software will be used in the central part of 'The Disappearing Text' project, the attempt to establish a critical text. 

Ultonia - An Saol Cult煤rtha Me谩naoiseach i gC煤ige Uladh agus lasmuigh de: oidhreacht i gcom贸nta | Ultonia - Cultural Dynamics in medieval Ulster and beyond: a shared inheritance

Is iad an , COC agus an Dr ,UU Magee, a dheineann an tiosncadal seo a sti煤radh. Spreag sraith Idirphl茅it铆 an Oideachais, at谩 mar chuid de Thionscnamh an Oile谩in Chomhroinnte, an tionscadal seo ina n-iarrtar ar oideachas贸ir铆 ar dh谩 thaobh na teorann foghlaim 贸na ch茅ile agus machnamh a dh茅anamh in 茅ineacht lena ch茅ile ar thodhcha铆 an oideachais ar an oile谩n ar fad. Cuireadh t煤s leis an tionscadal seo de bharr go bhfuil g茅argh谩 le comhoibri煤 idir ionaid taighde at谩 ann cheana f茅in ar bhonn trasteorann, d鈥檉honn tortha铆 taighde at谩 ar ardchaighde谩n a shol谩thar agus ag an am c茅anna, d'fhonn cur leis an gcomhoibri煤 i dtionscnaimh oideachais ar dh谩 thaobh na teorann. Ceist铆tear sa taighde a deineadh an Dinimic Chult煤rtha i gC煤ige Uladh agus l谩imh leis sna me谩naoiseanna agus sa r茅 r茅amh-nua-aimseartha i dtreo is go spreagfa铆 machnamh ar ch煤rsa铆 staire agus f茅ini煤lachta. Rogha铆odh an tr茅imhse 谩irithe ama seo d鈥檃on ghn贸 mar go seachna铆tear cuid maith de na himeachta铆 achrannacha a thit amach ina dhiaidh sin, an r茅 luath-nua-aimseartha go h谩irithe.

罢谩 tr铆 mh贸rchusp贸ir i gceist le tionscadal Ultonia: diantaighde a dh茅anamh ar dhinimic chult煤rtha Ch煤ige Uladh sna me谩naoiseanna i gcomhth茅acs na h脡ireann i gcoitinne roimh theacht na Normannach; chun taith铆 a chur ar f谩il sa Tuaisceart agus sa Deisceart do thaighdeoir iardhocht煤ireachta luathghairme; agus chun acmhainn铆 oideachais a chruth煤 a bheidh ar f谩il ar l铆ne do scoileanna ar dh谩 thaobh na teorann. Le blianta beaga anuas, t谩 pobail 茅ags煤la ar fud an oile谩in ag d铆ri煤 ar an tr茅imhse luath-nua-aimseartha, go h谩irithe dinimic na cumhachta idir r铆shleachta 谩rsa ar n贸s na Ulaid agus na ndaoine thart timpeall orthu ar an oile谩n, in Albain agus in iarthar na Breataine.

The "Ultonia - Cultural Dynamics in medieval Ulster and beyond: a shared inheritance" project led by鈥疍r Caitr铆ona 脫 Dochartaigh, UCC and , UU Magee, was inspired by the Educational Dialogue strand of the Shared Island Initiative which calls on educators North and South to learn from each other and jointly reflect on the future of education on the island. The genesis of the project grew out of the evident need to exploit synergies between existent research centres on a cross-border basis, in order to generate high-quality research outputs and at the same time foster greater co-operation in educational initiatives North and South. The research undertaken interrogates the Cultural Dynamics of medieval and pre-modern Ulster and neighbouring areas as a means of provoking reflection on history and identity. The choice of this time period is deliberate since it avoids many of the politically contested events of later centuries, the early-modern era in particular. 

The objectives of the鈥疷ltonia鈥痯roject are three-fold: to conduct in-depth research on the cultural dynamics of medieval Ulster within the context of pre-Norman Ireland as a whole, to provide experience in institutions North and South for an early career postdoctoral researcher, and to create a body of educational resources available online for schools on either side of the border. The pre-modern period has become a focus for communities across the island in recent decades, in particular the power dynamics between ancient dynasties such as the鈥疷laid鈥痑nd neighbouring peoples both on the island and in Scotland and western Britain.