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Funding Agency /Sponsor Annual Report 2013 – 2014 08 – 2009 Research Office Table of Contents 4 APPENDIX .......................................................................................................................... 1 4.1 RECENT CONTRACTS SIGNED ...................................................................................................................................... 1 4.2 PUBLICATIONS – INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS ..................................................................................................... 37 4.3 PUBLICATIONS PER SCHOOL ..................................................................................................................................... 40 4.4 RECENT OUTPUTS .................................................................................................................................................. 41 Annual Report 2013 – 2014 08 – 2009 Research Office 4 Appendix0B 4.1 Recent1B Contracts Signed * Source: GMS Name Title School College Agency Programme Value of Award ELAINE KEANE Diversity Profiling Initial Teacher School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Research Project Grants €96,290 Education (DITE) in Ireland Education Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) Scheme Celtic Studies IAIN MAC LABHRAINN GRUNDVIG LEARNING PARTNERSHIP School Of College Of Arts, EU Life long Learning, €18,000 LLP Education Social Sciences, & Grundtvig In Service Celtic Studies Training CARLETON JONES BURREN TOURISM FOR School Of College Of Arts, EU Teagasc; Walsh €97,500 CONSERVATION CARLTON JONES Geography & Social Sciences, & Fellowships Programme Archaeology Celtic Studies CARLETON JONES People, land-use, and time – Linking School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €95,679 multi-proxy palaeoenvironmental Geography & Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) evidence to the Neolithic and Bronze Archaeology Celtic Studies Age archaeological record of the Burren and central Clare, western Ireland. CONOR NEWMAN Making Kingdoms and Creating School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postdoctoral Fellowship €91,530 Communities in the Irish Sea region: Geography & Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) Rulership, Governance and Economy Archaeology Celtic Studies AD 300-1200 MAURA FARRELL A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO School Of College Of Arts, Other Teagasc; Walsh €88,000 THE DELIVERY OF ENTERPRISE Geography & Social Sciences, & Government Fellowships Programme SUPPORTS AND SKILLS IN RURAL Archaeology Celtic Studies AREAS MAURA FARRELL PATRICK COLLINS GALWAY EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF School Of College Of Arts, Other Agresso Import €62,500 CULTURE BID 2020 P COLLINS Geography & Social Sciences, & Government Archaeology Celtic Studies 1 Annual Report 2013 – 2014 08 – 2009 Research Office STEFAN BERGH Negotiating the Landscape: School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €48,000 Prehistoric and early medieval Geography & Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) movement in a landscape of esker Archaeology Celtic Studies and bog FRANCES FAHY INTEGRATING ENVIROMENTAL School Of College Of Arts, Other Agresso Import €31,075 POLICY Geography & Social Sciences, & Government Archaeology Celtic Studies EUGENE FARRELL COASTAL FLOODING & EROSION School Of College Of Arts, Other Agresso Import €22,500 OPW PROJECT EUGENE FARRELL Geography & Social Sciences, & Government Archaeology Celtic Studies FRANCES FAHY NESC PROJECT SUSTAINABLE School Of College Of Arts, Other National Economic and €16,506 DEVELOPMENT Geography & Social Sciences, & Government Social Council Archaeology Celtic Studies MAURA FARRELL ECONOMICS OF SUCCESSION AND School Of College Of Arts, Other Teagasc; Walsh €3,000 INHERITANCE MAURA FARRELL Geography & Social Sciences, & Government Fellowships Programme Archaeology Celtic Studies AARON POTITO EI H2020 TRAVEL ACCOUNT School Of College Of Arts, Enterprise Ireland Agresso Import €1,266 GEOGRAPHY AND ARCH A POTITO Geography & Social Sciences, & (EI) Archaeology Celtic Studies MARIE LOUISE RECIRC - THE RECEPTION AND School of College of Arts, EU - €1,828,487 COOLAHAN CIRCULATION OF EARLY MODERN Humanities Social Sciences and WOMENS WRITING ML COOLAHAN Celtic Studies SEAN RYDER Virtual landscapes? New media School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postdoctoral Fellowship €296,574 technologies and the poetics of place Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) in recent Irish poetry Celtic Studies DANIEL CAREY RHAK Marie Curie IEF School Of College Of Arts, EU FP7; MarieCurie; IAPP €191,360 Humanities Social Sciences, & Celtic Studies PATRICK LONERGAN Narratives of Loss, Resilience and Re- School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €96,000 Imagining - A verbatim exploration of Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) the impact of industrial globalisation Celtic Studies on a west of Ireland community. CHARLOTTE MCIVOR Interculturalism, migration and School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Research Project Grants €95,786 performance in contemporary Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) Scheme Ireland Celtic Studies 2 Annual Report 2013 – 2014 08 – 2009 Research Office MÁIRÍN NÍ Theology of the Céli Dé. Monastic life School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €95,296 DHONNCHADHA and Christian faith according to the Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) disciples of Máel Ruain of Tallaght Celtic Studies CHARLOTTE MCIVOR Hyphenating Irishness: Performing School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €94,173 Irish Identity in an Intercultural Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) Ireland Celtic Studies PATRICK LONERGAN Irishness and Shakespearean School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €92,709 Performance: Theatre, Culture, Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) National Identity Celtic Studies PATRICK LONERGAN The Hibernicising of the Anglo-Irish School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postdoctoral Fellowship €91,168 Playwright, 1904-2013 Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) Celtic Studies ENRICO DAL LAGO The Tuke Irish in Minnesota: a School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postdoctoral Fellowship €89,965 transnational analysis of assisted Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) emigration to the American Celtic Studies Midwest, 1880-1930 FRANCES MCCORMACK A Farewell to Elegy: Generic Re- School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €88,000 evaluation of the Old English Texts in Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) the Early Medieval Literary Tradition Celtic Studies JOHN CUNNINGHAM The British Working Class and Ireland School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postdoctoral Fellowship €86,960 1922-1945: Identity, Representation Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) and Postcolonialism Celtic Studies KEVIN O'SULLIVAN The People's Saviours: Volunteers School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €71,950 and Humanitarian Intervention in Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) Dublin and Toronto during the 1918- Celtic Studies 19 Influenza Pandemic JOHN CUNNINGHAM Irish Catholic Anti-Communism in the School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €68,695 era of John Charles McQuaid, 1940- Humanities Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) 1971. Celtic Studies DANIEL CAREY EDITORIAL WORKSHOPS FOR School Of College Of Arts, International Agresso Import €6,680 EDITORIAL TEAM OF VOLUMES 1-4 Humanities Social Sciences, & OF RICHARD HAKLUYTS Celtic Studies NAVIGATIONS 1598-1600 ANNE O'CONNOR Changing Words/Changing Worlds: School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Research Project Grants €124,988 Translation in nineteenth-century Languages, Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) Scheme Ireland Literatures, & Celtic Studies Cultures 3 Annual Report 2013 – 2014 08 – 2009 Research Office JOHN WALSH Beartas Teanga in TG4 agus pobal na School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €96,000 Gaeilge: nuachainteoirí agus Languages, Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) cainteoirí dúchais. Literatures, & Celtic Studies Cultures LIAM LILLIS Ó LAOIRE A study of the folk tales and School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €71,997 storytelling tradition of Dúiche Languages, Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) Sheoigheach using postmodern Literatures, & Celtic Studies critical theory Cultures MICHAEL JAMES CLARKE The use and representation of School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research Postgraduate €71,510 Classical themes and imagery in Languages, Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) (Government of Ireland) Victorian art as part of a colonial Literatures, & Celtic Studies discourse on Empire. Cultures JOHN WALSH New speakers of Irish School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research New Foundations Scheme €5,526 Languages, Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) Literatures, & Celtic Studies Cultures LAURA MCLOUGHLIN Online Languages for Lifelong School Of College Of Arts, Irish Research New Foundations Scheme €5,285 Learning: Promoting language Languages, Social Sciences, & Council (IRC) aqcusition amoung non-traditional Literatures, & Celtic Studies students Cultures LIAM LILLIS Ó LAOIRE EI H2020 TRAVEL ACCOUNT LLC School Of College Of Arts, Enterprise Ireland FP7; Travel Support €125 Languages, Social Sciences, & (EI) Programme Literatures, & Celtic Studies Cultures NATA DUVVURY Violence Against Women and Girls School Of Political College Of Arts, International Department
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