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Clíodhna Ni Chorrain

Clí­odhna Ní Chorráin graduated from Queen’s University Belfast in 2019 with a first-class honours degree in Irish and Spanish. As part of her degree, she spent a year teaching English in Madrid. She has since been working in the Irish Language television industry as an Assistant Producer. Clí­odhna spends her summers in the Donegal Gaeltacht…

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Claire Potter

Dr Claire Potter is a Specialty Trainee in General Adult and Old Age Psychiatry and ICAT Fellow in Queen’s University Belfast. The Wellcome-Health Research Board Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Programme is a unique all-Ireland cross-institutional programme for Clinician Scientists based at six Irish universities and their affiliated hospital groups. Currently a second year PhD…

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Brian Devlin

Brian Ó Doibhlin is a graduate of Queen’s University Belfast (BA in Irish and Celtic Studies 2014), Ulster University (MRes in Irish 2017) and NUI Galway (Diploma in Translation Skills 2017). He is currently a third year PhD student researching with the Northern Ireland Place-Name Project based in QUB, where he is also a Teaching…

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Caolán Ó Coisneacháin

Caolán Ó Coisneacháin graduated from Ulster University with a first-class BA degree in Irish Language and Literature, and later obtained a PGCE through the medium of Irish (TICO) from Queen’s University Belfast. He has spent many summers working for Gael Linn on their Gaeltacht courses in the Donegal Gaeltacht, as both a Leader (Ceannaire) and…

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Cheryl Lawther

Dr Cheryl Lawther is a Senior Lecturer in Law, School of Law, Queena’s University Belfast. Her research interests are in the fields of transitional justice, truth recovery, victims, ex-combatants, reparations, emotions and conflict transformation. Her article ‘Securing the Past: Policing and the Contest over Truth in Northern Ireland’, British Journal of Criminology, 2010, 50, 3:…

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Kerron Ó Luain

Dr Kerron O Luain graduated from NUIG with a BA in Irish and History and an MA in history, and completed a PhD in history with Queens University Belfast. His thesis addressed popular Catholic mentalities between the Young Ireland Rising of 1848 and the Fenian Rising of 1867. Since completing his doctorate he has been…

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Pádraig Mac Congáil

Padráig Mac Congáil is from Derry City and has a strong affinity with that city and County Donegal. His greatest interests are the Irish language and History, and he has studied both of these subjects since he began attending Queen’s University Belfast in 2009. He has since obtained a BA, MA, PGCE and a certificate…

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Eoin Mac Réamoinn

Mr Eoin Mac Reamoinn is a PhD candidate in Trinity College Dublin. As a Fulbright Student Awardee, Eoin will carry out research to determine the role that immune system genes play in embryonic development at Columbia University.

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