Updates: Spring Term in Ireland, 2007 English 352:  Ulysses and the Contemporary Irish Novel Lectures, Readings, and Concerts in Irish Studies at W&L Professor Conner receives Technology fellowship for Ulysses project W&L faculty activity in Irish Studies Honor's Tutorial in Irish Modernism Irish harper Grainne Hambly performs at Washington & Lee Hear an excerpt

Take a Guided Tour of this Web Portal

• Introducing Irish History:  A Web-Text (an introduction to Irish history using images, sound, maps, interactive quizzes) 
• Virtual Joyce:  The Geography of Ulysses (an interactive, annotated mapping of Joyce's epic)
• Irish Authors in the Irish Landscape (Irish authors, their contexts, and their relation to place in Ireland) 

• Spring Term in Ireland:  the web site for Washington and Lee's Spring Term in Ireland Program, including detailed itineraries, course offerings, discussion forums, and The Spring Travel Logs, detailed narrative and pictorial accounts of the Washington and Lee Spring Terms in Ireland, 2000 and 2002

• Courses in Irish Literature at Washington and Lee:  syllabi and descriptions of all Irish literature and related courses offered at W&L

• Mapping Ireland (an interactive cartography that locates Irish literary history through computer-generated maps): 1) general full color map of Ireland; 2) View map of Ireland with selected specific sites
• Viewing the Celtic Cross (a 3-dimensional, interactive viewing site of the High Crosses at Clonmacnois, Monasterboice, and other sites)
• Irish Language and Poetry  (audio and visual displays of Irish texts and landscapes) 
• View "Introducing Ireland," an annotated slide show

This web portal is the home of Irish Literary Studies at Washington and Lee, and from here students can access all materials related to the various course offerings in Irish literature.  These courses include the Modern Irish Literature course offered every other year, numerous seminars and focused topics, as well as the Spring Term in Ireland program.   The Spring Term in Ireland pages include a complete description of the program, as well as the detailed narrative and pictorial travel log of the first Spring Term in Ireland, from the spring of 2000, and the itinerary and 150-image slide-show of the 2002 trip.  From these pages, students can also explore other Irish Studies programs in the U.S. and Ireland, as well as find a range of web sites in the multiple areas of Irish Studies.