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Early Irish (M.Phil.)



The M.Phil. in Early Irish is an opportunity to develop a wide range of specialist skills, as well as a deep technical knowledge of the Irish language as it was used during the Middle Ages. The programme explores the language through four key prisms: Old Irish prose, Old Irish poetry, Primitive and Archaic Irish as well as Early Irish law and Middle Irish.

These core components are supplemented by a series of guest lectures on the subject, organised by the Department of Irish and Celtic Studies. Our graduates are ideally placed to go on to pursue specialist research in the field of Early Irish at the doctoral level.
The M.Phil. in Early Irish equips you with practical skills in using and understanding the language of medieval Ireland, and the academic skills to navigate research related to this language and its culture. You will hone these skills on the degree by completing your own research dissertation on a subject related to Early Irish, under the supervision of a subject specialist.

Many of our students have previously taken our Postgraduate Diploma in Early Irish, which serves as an excellent introduction to the subject. However, we also welcome applications from candidates with an equivalent level of competence in Early Irish.

Closing Date: 30th June 2022

CollegeTrinity College Dublin
Course LocationDublin
Location PostcodeDublin 2
Course CategoryIrish, Languages
Awarding BodyTrinity College Dublin
Awarding Body DetailsM.Phil
Course Duration1 year full-time
Phone+353-1-896 1105
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