Scholars and writers come together to discuss the relations between African-American and Irish-American identities and the complex socio-cultural issues that shaped them.
Join us for a panel discussion on the vibrant cultural landscape of Northern Ireland as part of the eighth annual 1st Irish theatre fest.
New Jersey fiddler Willie Kelly is drawn to the music of older Irish masters and his wife, Siobhán Kelly's, own gorgeous flute playing meshes perfectly with Willie's deeply traditional fiddle style.
Learn more about NYU's MA in Irish and Irish-American Studies, including significant new scholarships. Meet faculty, students, and alumni.
Irish Language Lecturer Pádraig Ó Cearúill hosts an evening of traditional music and song with NYU students and local musicians.
Nicholas Wolf, Assistant Professor/ Faculty Fellow at Glucksman Ireland House NYU, launches An Irish-Speaking Island: State, Religion, Community, and the Linguistic Landscape in Ireland, 1770–1870.
University of Oregon professor of ethnomusicology Eliot Grasso is a famed piper with many radio performances and a master recording to his name.
GIH faculty member Prof. Marion R. Casey discusses "New York's Hill of Assembly: Archbishop John Hughes & St. Patrick's Cathedral" to mark the 150th anniversary of the death of New York's Irish-born first archbishop.
Donie O'Sullivan discusses the topic of a new documentary examining the growth and development of Gaelic Games in New York.
Join award-winning writers Stuart Neville, Lee Child, and other surprise guests for the launch of their new anthology, Belfast Noir, published by Brooklyn-based Akashic Books.
