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- [News](https://carlowcollege.ie/news/) - A list of the latest news at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, featuring updates and stories from our staff, students, and various college committees
- [Carlow College Hosts Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase - 2026](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-annual-literary-awards/) - Carlow College St Patrick’s hosted its fourteenth Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase in VISUAL on Tuesday 14th April. This annual event gathers together the College literary community for a night to recognise and celebrate the creative writing talent of its students with awards presented for best in prose and poetry writing over the
- [Carlow College Honours Academic Excellence at Scholarship Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-honours-academic-excellence-at-scholarship-awards-2026/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s has awarded 8 scholarships in recognition of the academic achievements of its students in their first year of study. Scholarships were awarded to students from Carlow, Laois, Kildare and Waterford.Scholarships awarded at the ceremony were the Mature Student Achievement Scholarships awarded to mature learners achieving the highest semester one results in
- [Carlow College Historian Contributes to New Book Marking Release of 1926 Census](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-historian-contributes-to-new-book-marking-release-of-1926-census/) - Dr Ida Milne, Lecturer in European History at Carlow College, is among the featured contributors to a major new publication accompanying the release of the 1926 Census by the National Archives of Ireland. The release was the focus of last Sunday night’s special edition of The History Show on RTÉ Radio 1, presented by Myles Dungan.
- [Guided Tree Walk for National Tree Week](https://carlowcollege.ie/guided-tree-walk-for-national-tree-week/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s hosted a special guided Tree Walk on campus this week to celebrate National Tree Week 2026, inviting students, staff, and members of the local community to explore the rich natural heritage of the College grounds. The event was coordinated by the College’s Sustainability Group and led by Head Groundskeeper, Larry O’Toole who
- [Celebrating International Women's Day 2026](https://carlowcollege.ie/celebrating-international-womens-day-2026/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s marked International Women’s Day 2026 with a vibrant series of events designed to honour women’s voices, creativity, and achievements. This year’s celebrations brought students and staff together through reflective, art, conversation and shared learning. Pop-Up Talks & Poetry Readings The celebrations kicked off with a series of pop-up talks and poetry
- [Carlow College to Host TEDx Event](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-to-host-tedx-event/) - Carlow College is set to host its first ever TEDx event, taking place on Wednesday, 25 February at the GB Shaw Theatre in VISUAL. Under the theme “Rewriting the Narrative”, TEDxCarlow College will bring together fourteen dynamic speakers offering fresh perspectives across topics including psychology, cultural heritage, poetry and literature, biodiversity in agriculture, the science
- [Dr Noel Kavanagh RIP](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-noel-kavanagh-rip/) - We are deeply saddened to share the news of the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Dr Noel Kavanagh.A gifted philosophy lecturer and a cherished member of the Carlow College community, Noel inspired generations of students with his sharp wit, intellectual generosity, and unmistakable passion for teaching. His classes challenged, encouraged, and stayed with
- [Carlow College Sustainability Group’s First Workshop](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-sustainability-groups-first-workshop/) - The College Sustainability Group kicked off its events programme this week with a hands‑on Ecology Workshop, make an eco-system in a jar. The session opened with Dr. Penny Humby giving an introduction to how ecosystems work, covering how light, nutrients, water cycles, and the role of decomposers in keeping and ecosystem productive.After the short talk,
- [Carlow College Marks Race Equality Week with Global Flavours](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-marks-race-equality-week-with-global-flavours/) - Carlow College celebrated Race Equality Week this week by honouring the cultural diversity of our campus community – through the universal language of food.Race Equality Week is an annual global movement designed to spark and renew hope, inspire programme, and maintain momentum in addressing ethnic inequality. It brings together organisations and individuals to tackle barriers
- [Carlow College students deliver Foróige Leadership for Life programme for TYs](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-students-deliver-foroige-leadership-for-life-programme-for-tys/) - Almost 50 Transition Year students were hosted by Carlow College last week to undertake the Foróige Leadership For Life programme, delivered by students of Carlow College. Students from St. Leo’s College, Borris College, Knockbeg College, Tyndall College, Presentation College and Presentation de la Salle, Bagnelstown spent five days on campus taking part Module one of
- [Carlow College Graduates Honoured at Carloviana Launch](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduates-honoured-at-carloviana-launch/) - Carlow College was proud to be represented at the launch of the 2026 edition of Carloviana in the Seven Oaks Hotel, Carlow, on 11 December 2025. Two recent Carlow College graduates, Jill Kennedy-McGrath and Kayla White, were presented with the Carlow Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS) Third Level Prize in recognition of their outstanding essays. The
- [Carlow College Graduate Awarded Prestigious Newman MA Scholarship by UCD](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduate-awarded-prestigious-newman-ma-scholarship-by-ucd/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is proud to announce that recent graduate, Susan Hanly, has been awarded the highly prestigious Newman MA Scholarship by University College Dublin (UCD). This scholarship supports postgraduate research at MA and PhD levels, focusing on the life, work, and legacy of St. John Henry Newman, particularly in philosophy and education.Graduating with
- [Pride Society Raises Awareness on World AIDS Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/pride-society-raises-awareness-on-world-aids-day/) - Carlow College Pride Society marked World AIDS Day by sharing personal stories and discussing the profound impact AIDS had on the LGBTQ+ community during its most devastating period in the 1980s and early 1990s. Dr Derek Coyle provided stories from The Aids Memorial Facebook page, showing the variety of those affected by the HIV epidemic. After the
- [Carlow College and SETU Launch January 2026 Intake for Skillnet Funded Journalism Course](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-and-setu-launch-january-2026-intake-for-skillnet-funded-journalism-course/) - South East Technological University (SETU), in partnership with Carlow College, St. Patrick’s and Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet, is delighted to announce the launch of a new intake for their joint Journalism course – the Higher Diploma in Arts in Journalism & New Media Content, commencing January 2026. This innovative postgraduate programme is designed for those seeking
- [Carlow College Celebrates First Psychology Graduates](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-first-psychology-graduates/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is proud to announce the graduation of the first cohort of students from its BA (Hons) in Psychology programme. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the College and its students, with 23 graduates receiving their degrees following the successful completion of the PSI-accredited course.Among the graduates was Carlow native and
- [Carlow College Celebrates Class of 2025](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-class-of-2025/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is delighted to announce the graduation of 139 students at its annual Conferring Ceremony, held on Friday, 21st November 2025 in the historic Carlow Cathedral. The event marked a proud moment for the College community, as students from across all undergraduate programmes received their degrees in front of family, friends, faculty,
- [Dr Ida Milne presents keynote at 27th ISAANZ conference, New Zealand](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-presents-at-27th-isaanz-conference-new-zealand/) - The 27th conference of the Irish Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ISAANZ) was held at the University of Otago, New Zealand’s largest and oldest university, from 20–22 November. This year’s theme, Health, Wellness and Care, encouraged participants to reflect on what these ideas mean for Ireland and Irish communities worldwide.As the emergency measures
- [Carlow College marks beginning of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-marks-beginning-of-16-days-of-activism-against-gender-based-violence-campaign/) - Carlow College marked the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism campaign against gender-based violence today with a coffee morning and pledge display for staff and students.The 16 Days of Activism Campaign is a global campaign led by UN Women under the UNITE to End Violence against Women Initiative, which runs from the 25th November
- [Carlow College marks International Men's Day and World Philosophy Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-marks-international-mens-day-and-world-philosophy-day/) - Carlow College celebrated International Men’s Day and World Philosophy Day by hosting a pop-up talk event featuring talks by Dr John McHugh discussing “I am a man who cares” and Dr Sarah Otten talking about “J.S. Mill: Liberal Feminist”.The joint celebration was coordinated by the College’s EDI Team as part of their work to promote
- [Carlow College alum lands Midlands 103 placement via Learning Waves](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-alum-lands-midlands-103-placement-via-learning-waves/) - Carlow College graduate, Philip Keegan, has been selected for a sought-after paid journalism placement at Midlands 103 through the 2025 Learning Waves Journalism Graduate Programme.Now entering its sixth year, the programme, run in partnership with the independent commercial radio sector, Coimisiún na Meán and Skillnet Ireland, places ten graduates in radio stations around Ireland for
- [Carlow College Hosts Social Care Ireland Disability SIG Conference: "Stronger Together"](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-social-care-ireland-disability-sig-conference-stronger-together/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s was proud to host the Social Care Ireland Disability Special Interest Group (SIG) Annual Conference on Thursday, 6th November 2025. The event, titled “Stronger Together – Building Resilient Communities of Practice in Disability Care”, marked a significant milestone in the SIG’s journey, celebrating ten years of volunteer-led advocacy, professional development, and
- [Carlow College Celebrates Postgraduate Graduates at SETU Conferring Ceremony](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-postgraduate-graduates-at-setu-conferring-ceremony/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s proudly celebrated the graduation of its postgraduate students from the MA in Irish Regional History and the Higher Diploma in Politics & Society at the South East Technological University (SETU) Conferring Ceremony held on Wednesday, 29th October.Five students graduated from the MA in Irish Regional History and eleven students from the
- [Carlow College Graduate’s GAA Book Reaches Bestseller List](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduates-gaa-book-reaches-bestseller-list/) - John Kelly, a graduate of the MA in Irish Regional History at Carlow College, has seen his book The GAA Covered reach number three on the Irish hardback non-fiction bestsellers list.As part of his postgraduate studies, John researched the founding of the GAA in Carlow and Kilkenny for his thesis. Although the book isn’t a
- [Reflections from Gaza: Alaa Alqaisi Visits Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/reflections-from-gaza-alaa-alqaisi-visits-carlow-college/) - On Monday, 22 September, Carlow College welcomed Palestinian writer, translator, and researcher Alaa Alqaisi for a deeply engaging talk in Cobden Hall.Alaa spoke to a full audience, sharing moving reflections on life and loss in her home city of Gaza. Her talk centred around her essay “The View from Gaza – As Seen Through W.B.
- [Carlow College Celebrates Dual Shortlisting in the 2025 Education Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-dual-shortlisting-in-the-2025-education-awards/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is proud to announce its shortlisting in two prestigious categories at the upcoming Education Awards 2025: Best Masters Programme – Creative, Social and Professional Studies and Excellence in Diversity, Inclusivity & Equality.The nomination in the Best Masters Programme – Creative, Social and Professional Studies recognises the College’s MA in Irish Regional
- [Student Academic Excellence Honoured at Scholarship Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-academic-excellence-honoured-at-scholarship-awards/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s awarded 19 scholarships this week in recognition of the academic achievements of its mature and continuing students. Students receiving scholarships were from Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois, Wexford, Kildare, Waterford, Cork and Dublin.Scholarships awarded at the ceremony were the Mature Student Achievement awarded to mature learners achieving the highest semester one results in
- [Arts & Humanities Graduate- Sinead McCaul](https://carlowcollege.ie/arts-humanities-graduate-sinead-mccaul/) - Our BA Humanities alumna, Sinead McCaul, shares about her experience in Carlow College and how the smaller setting grew her confidence. Sinead is now working as a Fraud Analyst team leader in Bank of Ireland and says many of the skills she learned in her course got her to where she is today. We get
- [Arts & Humanities Graduate - Martina Harding](https://carlowcollege.ie/arts-humanities-graduate-martina-harding/) - BA Humanities alumna, Martina Harding, has built a career in secondary education over the past 20 years. Now working as an Assistant Principal 1, she chats to us about what attracted her to teaching, whether a career in teaching was what she expected and what it takes to be an inspirational teacher.
- [Professional Social Care Graduate - Patrick Connaughton](https://carlowcollege.ie/professional-social-care-graduate-patrick-connaughton/) - In this episode, we speak with 2004 graduate Patrick Connaughton, who completed the BA in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care). With over 20 years of experience in the field, Patrick has worked extensively across homeless services as well as drug and addiction support.He shares insights into his work in homeless services, highlights the importance
- [Arts and Humanities Graduate - Aoife Kay](https://carlowcollege.ie/arts-and-humanities-graduate-aoife-kay/) - Thinking about a career in Librarianship? Arts & Humanities graduate Aoife Kay shares her journey to becoming a Librarian—what it’s been like starting out in the profession and her aspirations for the future.Graduates of the BA (Hons) in Arts & Humanities and the BA (Hons) in English & History can go on to postgraduate study
- [English & History Graduate - Judy Bolger](https://carlowcollege.ie/english-history-graduate-judy-bolger/) - Our very own Writing Development Tutor, Dr Judy Bolger, chats to us about her love of history and how she found her niche interest within the social history field. Fresh off the back of finishing her PhD at Trinity College Dublin, Judy talks about how her studies on the BA (Hons) in English & History
- [Carlow College opens CAO Available Places](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-opens-cao-available-places/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has opened additional places for four undergraduate courses for Leaving Cert, Further Education and Mature students who are still considering their options for third level study in 2025.The courses now offered on CAO Available Places are:B.A. in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care): a CORU approved degree designed to prepare students
- [Carlow College celebrates 2025 Annual Alumni Reunion](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-2025-annual-clergy-alumni-reunion/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s, welcomed alumni from across Ireland, the United Kingdom, and the United States for its annual reunion on Wednesday, 17 July 2025. The day began with Mass which was celebrated by Msgr John McEvoy, College Vice President and Parish Priest in Rathvilly, Co Carlow. Among those in attendance was Bishop Denis Nulty,
- [Carlow College Student Represents Laois on National Youth Council of Ireland](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-student-represents-laois-on-national-youth-council-of-ireland/) - Carlow College is proud to celebrate the achievements of 4th Year student, Anna McWey, who was selected to represent County Laois on the National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI). This prestigious appointment highlights Anna’s dedication to youth advocacy and civic engagement at a national level.About to start her final year of the BA (Hons) in
- [Applied Social Studies in Social Care Graduate- Edel Browne Curran](https://carlowcollege.ie/applied-social-studies-in-social-care-graduate-edel-browne-curran/) - We catch up with our 2004 alumna, Edel Browne Curran, who studied B.A. Applied Social Studies in Social Care. Edel is currently the training and quality manager for Epilepsy Ireland but had achieved incredible things while working with Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Ireland in her previous role. She reminiscences of her student life days, as she
- [English & History Graduate - Regina Dunne](https://carlowcollege.ie/english-history-graduate-regina-dunne/) - In this episode, we explore how to build a career in history with BA (Hons) in English & History graduate, Regina Dunne. A native of Laois, Regina completed her undergraduate studies at Carlow College and went on to work in the field of public history, combining her passion for heritage and community engagement.Regina later progressed
- [Arts & Humanities Graduate- Philip Keegan](https://carlowcollege.ie/arts-humanities-graduate-philip-keegan/) - In this episode, we discuss career paths in journalism with Arts and Humanities alumna, Philip Keegan. He graduated from Carlow College St. Patrick’s in BA (Hons) in Arts and Humanities in 2024 and is now studying Masters in Journalism in the University of Galway. Philip shares about his experience in Carlow College and how the
- [Professional Social Care Graduate - Kate McGuinness](https://carlowcollege.ie/professional-social-care-graduate-kate-mcguinness/) - Kicking off the Beyond the Blue Door podcast for 2025, we chat to Social Care alumna, Kate McGuinness about her decision to pursue a career in social care and how that lead her to her current careers in forensic social work. Kate graduated from the BA and BA (Hons) in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social
- [Arts & Humanities Student (PC410) - Robert Camara](https://carlowcollege.ie/arts-humanities-student-pc410-robert-camara/) - In this episode, we hear from Robert Camara, a first-year student on the BA (Hons) in Arts & Humanities (PC410). After completing a PLC course and gaining experience in the workforce, Robert made the decision to return to education. With a background in IT, he saw further study as a way to progress in his
- [Celebrating Her Legacy: Room Naming Ceremonies for Eavan Boland and Nan Joyce](https://carlowcollege.ie/celebrating-her-legacy-room-naming-ceremonies-for-eavan-boland-and-nan-joyce/) - As part of the Civic Engagement Festival 2025, Carlow College celebrated two room naming ceremonies, recognising the legacies of poet Eavan Boland and Traveller rights activist Nan Joyce. April 9th: Celebrating Eavan Boland – A Voice for Irish Women On April 9th, a room in the College was officially named after Eavan Boland, one of
- [Carlow College Hosts Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase, 2025](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-annual-literary-awards-and-creative-writing-showcase-2025/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s hosted its thirteenth Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase in VISUAL on Monday 14th April. This annual event gathers together the College literary community for a night to recognise and celebrate the creative writing talent of its students with awards presented for best in prose and poetry writing over the
- [Dr Elaine Callinan contributes a chapter to a new European Civil War book](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-contributes-a-chapter-to-a-new-irish-civil-war-book/) - Violence and Propaganda in European Civil Wars, Dimensions of Conflict, 1917-1949 Our historian, Dr. Elaine Callinan, has recently contributed a chapter on the propaganda of the Irish Civil War to the newly released book Violence and Propaganda in European Civil Wars, Dimensions of Conflict, 1917-1949, published by Routledge in March 2025. This book offers a
- [Dr Elizabeth Dawson, Leading St. Patrick Expert, Featured on Podcasts & RTÉ Documentary](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elizabeth-dawson-leading-st-patrick-expert-featured-on-podcasts-rte-documentary/) - Dr Elizabeth Dawson is a lecturer in history at Carlow College and a medieval historian specialising in the early medieval history of Ireland. She is also a co-founder of the Irish Association of Professional Historians.Her research focuses on the conversion to Christianity in the Medieval West, the cults of early Christian saints, and the development
- [Traveller Ethnicity Day at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/traveller-ethnicity-day-at-carlow-college/) - Carlow College, in collaboration with Carlow Traveller Forum, marked Traveller Ethnicity Day with a special poetry reading event. Hosted by SPCS Community Art students and Carlow Traveller Forum, the event provided a platform to share and celebrate Traveller culture and identity.As part of the celebration, members of the Carlow Traveller Forum shared their poetry, highlighting
- [International Women's Day 2025: Accelerate Action](https://carlowcollege.ie/international-womens-day-2025-accelerate-action/) - Carlow College marked International Women’s Day on 6th March with a vibrant programme of events celebrating women’s achievements and advocating for change. Students and staff came together to honour the day’s theme, Accelerate Action, through creative and thought-provoking activities. A striking chalk mural created by students set the tone for the day, visually capturing the
- [Carlow College Hosting Conference Honouring Animal Rights Campaigner Humanity Dick, Richard Martin ](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosting-conference-honouring-animal-rights-campaigner-humanity-dick-richard-martin/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s is delighted to host a conference titled: ‘Humanity Dick – A Conference in Honour of Richard Martin: The Evolution of the Human-Animal Relationship in European Thought from the Eighteenth Century to the Present’. The event will be held on Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd February 2025, from 12.30pm on Friday, and
- [Dr Ida Milne features on ARINS Podcast](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-features-on-arins-podcast/) - Carlow College Lecturer in History, Dr Ida Milne, featured in this months ARINS: Analysing and Researching Ireland North and South podcast alongside Dr Ian d’Alton and host Rory Montgomery to discus the lives of Southern Irish Protestants, including her own experiences.The conversation focuses on their 2019 co-edited collection of essays, Protestant and Irish: The minority’s search
- [Carlow College Catering Team Raise Funds for CRY Ireland](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-catering-team-raise-funds-for-cry-ireland/) - Carlow College’s Catering team presented a cheque for €1,710 to CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) Ireland today (30th January) after fundraising throughout 2024 through a series of events.Leading the initiative was Carlow College’s Catering Manager, Julie Lyons, who organised raffle sales, the annual Christmas Dinner, and various other events which saw the Carlow College
- [CfP: Humanity Dick - A Conference in Honour of Richard Martin](https://carlowcollege.ie/cfp-humanity-dick-a-conference-in-honour-of-richard-martin/) - CfP: ‘Humanity Dick – a conference in honour of Richard Martin: The evolution of the Human-Animal relationship in European thought from the eighteenth century to the present’ Carlow College, St Patrick’s 21-22 February 2025 Carlow College, St Patrick’s invites papers and panel proposals from a broad range of disciplinary perspectives on the theme of animal
- [Carlow College To Host Virtual CAO Open Evening](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-to-host-virtual-cao-open-evening/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is holding an online CAO Choices Open Evening on Wednesday, 22nd January for Leaving Cert & FE students, parents, teachers and mature applicants.The online Open Evening will highlight the range of courses on offer with online information sessions about each course, admissions, student supports and life as a student in Carlow.With direct bus/train routes
- [Carlow College Hosts Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-annual-literary-awards-2024/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s hosted its twelfth Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase in VISUAL on Tuesday 16th April. This annual event gathers together the College literary community for a night to recognise and celebrate the creative writing talent of its students with awards presented for best in prose and poetry writing over the
- [Carlow College Hosts Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase ](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-annual-literary-awards-and-creative-writing-showcase/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s hosted its Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase in VISUAL on Monday 3rd April. This annual event gathers together the College literary community for a night to recognise and celebrate the creative writing talent of its students with awards presented for best in prose and poetry writing over the past
- [Christmas Message 2024](https://carlowcollege.ie/christmas-message-2024/) - Ag treabhadh le chéile, working together for peace, we shall overcome. Recently, while reading a Christmas card that arrived by snail mail, a WhatsApp message pinged its arrival in the inbox. The Christmas card has the following apt message from Thomas Merton: “Peace demands the most heroic labour and the most difficult sacrifice. It demands
- [CfP: WHAI Women's Experiences Matter: Women & Loss from the Medieval through the Ages](https://carlowcollege.ie/cfp-whai-womens-experiences-matter-women-amp-loss-from-the-medieval-through-the-ages/) - CALL FOR PAPERS Women's Experiences Matter: Women & Loss from the Medieval through the Ages Women's History Association Ireland 35th Annual Conference 23-24 May 2025 The concept of loss itself is contentious and individualised. Depending on the time period and circumstance, loss has a fluid interpretation and can be understood differently from contemporary viewpoints.Loss was
- [Launch of Social Care Practice Placement: An Essential Guide at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/launch-of-social-care-practice-placement-an-essential-guide-at-carlow-college/) - Students and staff of Carlow College, St. Patrick’s gathered for the local launch of the recently published book Social Care Practice Placement: An Essential Guide, co-authored by Dr John McHugh, Programme Director of Social Care at the college, alongside Áine de Róiste and Aoife Prendergast. This practical guide is designed to support social care students, placement supervisors,
- [Class of 2024 celebrations at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/class-of-2024-celebrations-at-carlow-college/) - Staff and students at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s had a day of celebration for the Class of 2024 on Friday, 22nd November as 152 graduates were conferred in the College’s graduation.The event was presided over by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President and Bishop Denis Nulty, Chair of the Governing Body was also in attendanceThe
- [Science Week at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/science-week-at-carlow-college/) - Carlow College was delighted to join the South East Science Festival this year to celebrate Science Week 2024 from the 11th – 17th November with over 170 people taking part in College events and workshops. The festival, coordinated by Calmast (Stem Engagement Centre) at SETU aims to promote STEM to schools and the wider community.The
- [Carlow College to host Public Lecture on Eve of American Election](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-to-host-public-lecture-on-eve-of-american-lecture/) - With the American election looming, Carlow College is hosting a public lecture on the eve of the election with College Vice President, Dr Eric Derr hosting a lecture titled America at a Crossroads: the 2024 Presidential Election on Monday, 4th November at 1.45pm. Dr. Derr is a Lecturer in History in Carlow College and a regular
- [Carlow College hosts annual Social Care Ireland Disability SIG Conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-annual-social-care-ireland-disability-sig-conference/) - Carlow College played host to the annual Social Care Ireland Disability Special Interest Group (SIG) Conference last Friday, 8th November with almost 80 Social Care practitioners, students and service users from across Ireland in attendance. The theme for this year’s conference explored supported decision making and where social care workers practice currently sits when it comes
- [Carlow College Graduate Charts New Path in History with MA in Regional History](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduate-charts-new-path-in-history-with-ma-in-regional-history/) - A lifelong passion in history culminated with the awarding of an MA in Irish Regional History for Carlow local, John Kelly last week. A dedicated civil servant, John has long been passionate about history since his teenage years. After years of active participation in historical societies, John decided to formalise his knowledge and achieve a
- [Celebrations for inaugural graduates from Higher Diploma in Politics & Society](https://carlowcollege.ie/celebrations-for-inaugural-graduates-from-higher-diploma-in-politics-amp-society/) - Carlow College proudly announces the graduation of the first cohort from its Higher Diploma in Politics & Society programme, awarded by the South East Technological University (SETU) at is Conferring Ceremony on Friday, 1st November. Ten students graduated from the first intake of the Higher Diploma in Politics & Society.Launched in late 2022, the Higher
- [OHTE launch video featuring Carlow College and teaching about pandemics](https://carlowcollege.ie/ohte-launch-video-series-featuring-carlow-college/) - The Observatory on History Teaching in Europe (OHTE), part of the Council of Europe, interviewed Lecturer in European History, Dr Ida Milne, and postgraduate student Regina Dunne in November 2022 about why pandemic history should be taught.
- [Spotlight on Children's Residential Services Awareness Week](https://carlowcollege.ie/spotlight-on-childrens-residential-services-awareness-week/) - Children’s Residential Services Awareness Week runs from September 23rd – 27th. As a third level institution delivering social care qualifications, we feel it’s important to highlight the important contributions of social care workers and how we help to prepare students for the diverse range of career opportunities available in the field of social care. Our
- [Foróige Leadership for Life Programme at Carlow College, St. Patrick's](https://carlowcollege.ie/foroige-leadership-for-life-programme-at-carlow-college-st-patricks/) - This week transition year students from Tullow Community School, Presentation College Carlow, St. Leo’s College, CBS, Presentation De La Salle College and Knockbeg College spent four days on campus taking part in the Foróige Leadership for Life programme. The Leadership for Life programme sets out to empower young people to make a positive difference to their community
- [Nazi Concentration Camps Public Lecture to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/nazi-concentration-camps-public-lecture/) - This Public Lecture on Monday January 27th at 1.45pm on campus marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day and will be delivered by historian Dr Thomas Mc Grath, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Registrar of Carlow College, St Patrick’s. The lecture will consider Nazi Concentration Camps from their foundation in 1933 to their dissolution on the defeat
- [Book Launch: The Irresistible Frank O'Meara by Mary Stratton Ryan](https://carlowcollege.ie/book-launch-the-irresistible-frank-omeara-by-mary-stratton-ryan/) - ‘The Irresistible Frank O’Meara’Wednesday, September 11th, 6-8pm.Book signing from 6pm with tea & coffee.Talk by Mary Stratton Ryan at 7pm in Cobden Hall, Carlow College, College St., Carlow, R93 A003. The Carlow Art Collection and Carlow College warmly invite you to the launch of Mary Stratton Ryan’s new book ‘The Irresistible Frank O’Meara – An Irish
- [Carlow College opens Additional Places for CAO 2024](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-opens-additional-places-for-cao-2024/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has opened additional places for four undergraduate courses for Leaving Cert, Further Education and Mature students who are still considering their options for third level study in 2024.The courses now offered on CAO Available Places are:B.A. in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care): a CORU approved degree designed to prepare students
- [Starting your Third Level journey with Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/starting-your-third-level-journey-with-carlow-college/) - Congratulations on receiving your CAO offer, which means it’s time to start preparing for your first steps on your third-level journey. Here at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, we are busy preparing our campus for the arrival of new and returning students, and we really look forward to welcoming approximately 600 students in the coming weeks.This
- [Stephanie McDermott travels to The Hague to witness the trial against Myanmar](https://carlowcollege.ie/stephanie-mcdermott-travels-to-the-hague-to-witness-the-trial-against-myanmar/) - Stephanie McDermott, Lecturer in Equality and Diversity, travelled to The Hague this week (09.12.2019) to witness the start of the trial against Myanmar for their crimes against humanity and their genocidal campaign against The Rohingya. Stephanie was part of a delegation from Rohingya Action Ireland who were joined by other international civil society organisations in
- [Carlow College welcomes guests from Francis Marion University, South Carolina](https://carlowcollege.ie/visit-francis-marion-university/) - Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President was delighted to welcome President Luther F Carter from Francis Marion University, South Carolina.President Carter visited with his wife Folly, Dr J. Mark Blackwell, Director of International Programmes and his wife Lisa.During their visit to the College and Carlow Town they also met with their students Joshua Woods and
- [Dr James Heaney Attends January residency of the Mfa in Creative Writing programme offered by Carlow University, Pittsburgh](https://carlowcollege.ie/january-residency-mfa-in-creative-writing-carlow-university-pittsburgh/) - Earlier this year, Dr James Heaney attended the January residency of the Mfa in Creative Writing programme offered by Carlow University, Pittsburgh. 2024 marks the twentieth anniversary of this ground-breaking course of studies which – from 2005 to 2010 – held its summer residences, here, in Carlow College/St Patrick’s.During his visit to Pittsburgh, Dr Heaney
- [Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh to present 'Archpriest John Therry – a Meddling Priest?' at University of Notre Dame Australia Theology on Tap Event Series](https://carlowcollege.ie/university-of-notre-dame-australia-theology-on-tap-series/) - The Chaplaincy at the University of Notre Dame Australia will host its first Theology on Tap Facebook Live event online, featuring international guest speaker Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, alongside Auxiliary Bishop Richard Umbers. Theology on Tap is a long-running and popular event series that has routinely drawn an audience of more than 200 people from
- [How students can document & record the coronavirus pandemic to help future historians understand what happened by Dr Ida Milne](https://carlowcollege.ie/how-to-document-record-the-coronavirus-pandemic/) - Analysis: what should we be observing, recording, noting and collecting in the coming weeks which will be of help to future historians? by our European History Lecturer, Dr Ida Milne. This article was written for RTE Brainstorm and is available here. In October 1918, the influenza pandemic hit Clongowes Wood College, the Jesuit boarding school in
- [Dr Regina Donlon receives Award of Commendation for her book German and Irish immigrants in the Midwestern United States, 1850-1900](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-regina-donlon-award-of-commendation/) - Last year, our Irish History lecturer, Dr Regina Donlon, published a book on German and Irish immigration to the American Midwest. On Friday, 8 November, Dr Donlon’s publication received an Award of Commendation at the 45th Annual Concordia Historical Institute Awards in St Louis, Missouri in recognition of how her research has advanced the study
- [County Carlow signs International Friendship agreement designed for economic, social, educational and cultural exchange and partnership](https://carlowcollege.ie/international-friendship-agreement/) - County Carlow extended the hand of friendship to Chinese partners from the Hunan Province in the People’s Republic of China with an 18 strong delegation visiting the County. The programme commenced with a formal introduction lead by Cathaoirleach of Carlow County Council Cllr. Brian O'Donoghue and signing of a friendship agreement by Kathleen Holohan, Chief Executive & Wang Qun Secretary
- [Hichael Rashid speaks about growing up as a Rohingya Muslim in Buddhist majority Burma](https://carlowcollege.ie/growing-up-as-a-rohingya-muslim-burma/) - Hichael Rashid, General Secretary of the European Rohingya Council and member of the Rohingya Action Ireland, delivered a lecture on Wednesday 28th November to first year Theology students at Carlow College. He spoke on the theme of Inter-Religious dialogue drawing on his first-hand experience of growing up as a Rohingya Muslim in Buddhist majority Burma.
- [Dr Elaine Callinan to speak during conference 'Deeds not Words? Assessing a Century of Change' at the National Museum on Saturday November 3rd](https://carlowcollege.ie/conference-deeds-not-words-assessing-a-century-of-change/) - Carlow College History Lecturer Dr Elaine Callinan will give a paper ‘The Two Irelands, Fact not Fiction!’ Campaigns & Consequences in 1918' during the conference 'Deeds not Words? Assessing a Century of Change' at the National Museum on Saturday November 3rd. This conference brings together a range of academics, historians and writers to explore changes and advancements
- [Stephanie McDermott, attends the International Conference on the Situations of Rohingya People in Myanmar and Bangladesh, held at the National Assembly in Paris](https://carlowcollege.ie/international-conference-on-the-situations-of-rohingya-people/) - Stephanie McDermott, lecturer in Citizenship and Equality, attended the International Conference on the Situations of Rohingya People in Myanmar and Bangladesh' held at the National Assembly in Paris on Friday June 1st. The conference was opened by Dr Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian human rights lawyer and Nobel Peace Laureate with the Nobel Women's Initiative. Stephanie
- [Continuous Practice Development Opportunities for Community Sector](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuous-practice-development-opportunities-for-community-sector/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is excited to announce that we are offering a number of Continous Practice Development opportunities, commencing in September 2022. The CPD modules are designed specifically to enhance knowledge, skills and competence in community development for those working in the community sector. The following CPD Modules will be on offer: Module
- [Irish Regional History; Landscapes, Natural Features and Boundaries](https://carlowcollege.ie/irish-regional-history-landscapes-natural-features-and-boundaries/) - Landscapes, Natural Features and Boundaries: a reflection on the definition of regions As part of our MA and PgDip in Irish Regional History you can study the interesting features of a region of your choice. In this blog, History Lecturer Dr Margaret Murphy talks about the fascinating Holywell Hill and the practices of Regional History.
- [Celebrating Africa Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/celebrating-africa-day/) - Carlow College, Carlow African Support Group, Carlow County Development Partnership and Irish Aid came together to celebrate Africa Day on May 25th, in the Fairgreen Shopping Centre. The event included sampling food from all over Africa, music, drumming, fashion show, hair braiding and more.Africa Day is an international day which marks the annual commemoration of the foundation
- [Dr. Ida Milne to feature on TG4 series, Eipidéim](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-to-feature-on-tg4-series-eipideim/) - Lecturer in History, Dr Ida Milne, will feature in new TG4 series, Eipidéim, exploring past epidemics in Ireland. The series will explore the devastating impact caused by diseases such as tuberculosis, polio, and smallpox. Speaking to the Irish Examiner recently about the seven known cholera epidemics worldwide, Dr Milne says "it affected people everywhere, but it
- [Journalism students publish new College Life magazine](https://carlowcollege.ie/journalism-students-publish-new-college-life-magazine/) - Students on the new Higher Diploma in Journalism and New Media Content have published the first edition of College Life, a new college magazine containing news reports, features and interviews on life in Carlow’s two Higher Education Institutions – Carlow College and IT Carlow.As part of the production of the magazine, students on the course
- [Carlow College raises flags in solidarity with Ukraine](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-raises-flags-in-solidarity-with-ukraine/) - Carlow College raised the Ukrainian flag and the International Women's Day flag this afternoon in solidarity with the Ukrainian community. Members of the Ukrainian community locally attended the event and the Ukrainian flag was raised by Ukranian national, Svitlana Snigur. Before the flag raising, Lecturer in Community Development on our Social, Political & Community Studies
- [Dr Ida Milne on RTE Primetime feature about lessons from the Spanish Flu](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-on-rte-primetime-feature-about-lessons-from-the-spanish-flu/) - Lecturer in History, Dr Ida Milne, featured on last week's RTE Primetime report discussing lessons from the Spanish Flu. Part of the Primetime feature was filmed in the P.J. Brophy library at Carlow College, St Patrick's and focused around what lessons from the Spanish Flu we can take during the current pandemic, particular around how
- [Carlow College celebrates the best of literary talent at its' first ever Virtual Student Literary Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-the-best-of-literary-talent-at-its-first-ever-virtual-student-literary-awards/) - The annual Carlow College, St. Patrick’s Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase was held virtually for the first time on Monday the 19th of April, and a very fine occasion it was. This annual event is a celebration of Carlow College, St. Patrick’s literary talent, and this year we welcomed distinguished poet Michael Longley to
- [Dr Ida Milne on History Ireland Podcast](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-on-history-ireland-podcast/) - Dr Ida Milne joined Tommy Graham (History Ireland Editor), Bernard Browne, William Murphy and Kevin Whelan on History Ireland's Podcast episode 'Wexford in the Revolutionary Decade'. While not in the vanguard of armed activity during the War of Independence, Wexford has the distinction of being one of the few counties outside of Dublin that saw
- ['A Carlow Song Cycle' featured in Contemporary Music Centre Ireland's St. Brigid's Day Celebration](https://carlowcollege.ie/a-carlow-song-cycle-featured-in-st-brigids-day-celebration/) - For St Brigid's Day 2021, the Embassy of Ireland, Hungary, presented 'A Carlow Song Cycle', a work for soprano and guitar, composed by Gráinne Mulvey, and based on poetry by Carlow College, St. Patrick's lecturer in poetry and creative writing Dr Derek Coyle. The work was performed by soprano Elizabeth Hilliard and classical guitarist Anselm
- [New Research Hub for the South East](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-research-hub-for-the-south-east/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s has launched a new Research Hub to showcase staff research in the arts, humanities and social sciences. Announcing the new initiative, Research Hub Chair Dr Eoghan Smith said ‘Even though we are a relatively small college, our staff are active researchers, often with international research and media profiles. This hub draws
- [One Million Stars to End Violence Project](https://carlowcollege.ie/one-million-stars-to-end-violence-project/) - Stephanie McDermott our Community, Equality & Advocacy Lecturer is involved with Kilkenny Women's Refuge in the One Million Starts project. One Million Stars to End Violence is a global weaving project that has inspired individuals, groups and communities to weave stars to create light, hope and peace in the world. Amber Women's Refuge initiated a Start
- [How to celebrate Ramadan in a time of pandemic by Stephanie McDermott](https://carlowcollege.ie/how-to-celebrate-ramadan-in-a-time-of-pandemic-by-stephanie-mcdermott/) - Our Community, Equality and Advocacy Lecturer Stephanie McDermott writes for RTE Brainstorm about the substantial impact the coronavirus outbreak is having on the rituals that surround Ramadan for Muslims in Ireland and worldwide. Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! (God is Great, God is Great God is Great!). As Ramadan continues, the Muslim call to prayer will
- [Art Exhibition on display at Carlow College, St. Patrick's](https://carlowcollege.ie/art-exhibition-on-display-at-carlow-college-st-patricks/) - During this semester Carlow College, St. Patrick’s will exhibit the work of three local artists that explore the themes of place, ritual, spirituality, and cultural identity in the south east of Ireland today. The artists are: Anne Martin Walsh, Bridget Flannery, and Bob Frazier. The exhibition is the third part of the Here Together: Architectures
- [Time For Action: Climate Change & Our Future Public Lecture](https://carlowcollege.ie/time-for-change-climate-change-our-future-public-lecture/) - This public lecture 'Time for Action: Climate Change & Our Future' on Monday January 20th at 1.45pm in Cobden Hall on campus will be presented by Helen Maher, Programme Director of our Social, Political & Community Studies degree programme and who previously worked with Greenpeace America, and Stephanie Hanlon, who is involved with the Extinction Rebellion movement
- [Carlow College, St. Patrick's announce 2020 Student Literary Awards with former Ireland Professor of Poetry, Paula Meehan](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-announce-2020-student-literary-awards-with-former-ireland-professor-of-poetry-paula-meehan/) - Building on the awards of previous years, the Carlow College, St. Patrick’s Literary Awards 2020 will bring together the entire College community – first year to fourth year, humanities to social care students – to recognise and celebrate the very best of Carlow College, St. Patrick’s literary talent. The Awards will gather the College literary
- [Public Lecture:  Unwrapping Oppressive Attitudes Towards Children (In Time for Christmas)](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-unwrapping-oppressive-attitudes-towards-children-in-time-for-christmas/) - Dr John McHugh, Programme Director Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care) and Damien McLellan, Consultant Psychotherapist will present a public lecture on: Unwrapping Oppressive Attitudes Towards Children (In Time for Christmas) on Monday 2 December at 1.45pm in Cobden Hall at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s. This talk explores the role of Social Care as a new profession, one that
- [Insightful, inspiring direct provision conference highlights the indignity of the Irish direct provision system](https://carlowcollege.ie/insightful-inspiring-direct-provision-conference-highlights-the-indignity-of-the-irish-direct-provision-system/) - On Friday 8th November Carlow College, St. Patrick's hosted a conference giving voice to those with first-hand experience of Ireland’s direct provision system. There was a full house for the event which included speakers who have been or are currently in the asylum process. Discussion centred around living in the direct provision system and how Ireland
- [Ireland remembers Rohingya victims of Genocide](https://carlowcollege.ie/ireland-remembers-rohingya-victims-of-genocide/) - As Rohingya across the globe marked one of the greatest tragedies of the modern time, Rohingya Action Ireland hold Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day on Saturday, August 25. The remembrance day was jointly organised by academics, students, local Irish organisations, volunteers and people from the diverse walks of life in Carlow – the home to Rohingya
- [Carlow College, St. Patrick’s names first female College Vice President](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-names-first-female-college-vice-president/) - Fr. Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President congratulates Ms. Helen Maher on her being named College Vice President. Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, for the first time since its establishment in 1782 has its first non-cleric and first female College Vice President. Helen Maher, a staff member since 2010 was named College Vice President by Fr Conn
- [Carlow College Celebrate Our Long-Serving Staff](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrate-our-long-serving-staff/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's awards staff during the End of Year Staff Gathering annually, to acknowledge the long serving contribution of our staff members, including all academic, administrative, technical and support staff. These awards recognise staff members who have worked for the College for 5, 10, 15 years and so on (continuously). The Awards were an opportunity
- [Hunan Province of the People’s Republic of China sign Letter of Friendship with County Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/hunan-province-of-the-peoples-republic-of-china-sign-letter-of-friendship-with-county-carlow/) - A delegation from the Hunan Province of the People’s Republic of China, led by its Governor Xu Dazhe, signed a Letter of Friendship with County Carlow yesterday, Monday April 1st. As part of their tour of Carlow the delegation visited Carlow College, where they were greeted by a beautiful rendition of 'Danny Boy' by the very talented Aspiro
- [Architecture of Beliefs and Rhythms of Ritual](https://carlowcollege.ie/architecture-of-beliefs-and-rhythms-of-ritual/) - On Friday 15 March Carlow College, St Patrick’s and I.T. Carlow held the fourth event of the ‘Here Together: Reflections on the South-East’ project. The event saw 60 participants visit ancient and contemporary sacred sites around County Carlow over the course of the day. In exploring the construction and use of these religious spaces the
- [Architecture of Beliefs and Rhythms of Ritual, a Here Together Project](https://carlowcollege.ie/architecture-of-beliefs-and-rhythms-of-ritual-a-here-together-project/) - The fourth event of the Here Together project is a venture that will explore the construction and realization of religious space in contemporary culture. Architecture of Beliefs and Rhythms of Ritual is the Theology component of the project and will see staff and students of Carlow College, St Patrick’s, I.T. Carlow and Waterford I.T come together in collaboration. Taking ancient
- [Carlow Song Cycle, A Here Together Project](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-song-cycle/) - Carlow Song Cycle The second event of the Here Together project is a concert showcasing a new creative work with Morgan Buckley on classical guitar and Irish soprano Elizabeth Hilliard. This song-cycle is based on a poetic and musical meditation on Carlow town and county by the composer Gráinne Mulvey (contemporary music) and the poet Derek Coyle. A pre-concert professional workshop will take place on the day
- [Here Together: Reflections on the South East](https://carlowcollege.ie/here-together-reflections-on-the-south-east/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s in collaboration with our regional partners are working towards the development of a creative anthology entitled Here Together: Reflections on the South East. Along with our students and the local community, we will explore what it means to live in the South-East of Ireland in the early twenty first century. The
- [50 years of Activism and Human Rights](https://carlowcollege.ie/50-years-of-activism-and-human-rights/) - The Rohingya Photographic has moved to IT Blanchardstown to celebrate 50 years of Activism and Human Rights for AFRI Hedge School Series 2018. Stephanie McDermott will join with Haikal Mansoor from Rohingya Action Ireland to make a presentation to students, staff and visitors in IT Blanchardstown on 'Peaceful Activism' and the current situation in Myanmar and the
- [Carlow College celebrates 2023 Annual Clergy Alumni Reunion](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-2023-annual-clergy-alumni-reunion/) - Carlow College celebrated its annual clergy alumni reunion on 20 and 21 July 2023. Alumni returned from all corners of Ireland, the United Kingdom, the United States, and were welcomed to the reunion by Msgr John McEvoy, College Vice-President.To mark the occasion, Mass was celebrated in the College Chapel by Bishop Niall Coll, Bishop of
- [Karen's return to education to help others do the same](https://carlowcollege.ie/karens-return-to-education-to-help-others-do-the-same/) - Being an early school leaver, Carlow College graduate and Laois native, Karen Wills, understands how nerve wrecking it can be to take the first step back into education. Karen graduated with a BA (Hons) in English & History and was also awarded the prestigious James Fintan Lalor Student of the Year Award. Now working as
- [Creative Writing graduate to publish Short Story Collection](https://carlowcollege.ie/creative-writing-graduate-to-publish-short-story-collection/) - A recent graduate from the part-time Certificate in Creative Writing (Fiction) programme is set to have his collection of short stories published by US publisher, Off Limits Press.Colin Leonard from county Meath completed the 12-week creative writing programme from September to December 2023, after writing and submitting stories to various anthology calls and magazines for
- [Carlow College Graduate Appointed Deputy Principal of Coláiste Chinéal Eoghain in Buncrana](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduate-appointed-deputy-principal-of-colaiste-chineal-eoghain-in-buncrana/) - After completing a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities at Carlow College, and a Postgraduate Degree in Education NUI Galway, Donegal native Dáire Ó Néill, a teacher since 2013, has been appointed as Deputy Principal at the All-Irish speaking school, Coláiste Chinéal Eoghain. Dáire’s Carlow College journey began in 2008, when he decided to move across
- [New Dual Language Poetry Collection published by Dr Derek Coyle](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-dual-language-poetry-collection-published-by-dr-derek-coyle/) - Carlow College Lecturer in English & Creative Writing, Derek Coyle has launched his second poetry collection, Sipping Martinis under Mount Leinster (Tranås, Sweden: Magnus Grehn Förlag, 2024), in a dual language edition in English and Swedish. The Swedish translations are by poet Peter Nyberg Mollung.The new collection is set to be launched at Carlow College,
- [Carlow College researcher receives funding for Practice Education study](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-researcher-receives-funding-for-practice-education-study/) - A Carlow College researcher, Dr John McHugh, has been awarded funding from the Health and Social Care Professional (HSCP) office, on behalf of the HSE, to undertake a Pilot study into ‘Long-arm’ supervision, with particular reference to Social Care.The funding award of €20,000 was announced as part of prioritised funding to enhance supports in practice
- [Carlow College set to host 45th Carlow Arts Festival](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-set-to-host-45th-carlow-arts-festival/) - The programme for the 45th annual Carlow Arts Festival 2024 has been officially unveiled. Join the celebrations from Wednesday, June 5th, to Sunday, June 9th, as Carlow Town takes centre stage with an eclectic array of over 80 thoughtfully curated events. Experience a multi-disciplinary arts programme including dance, literature, circus, spectacle, music, theatre, cinema, and
- [Virgin Media TV's The Tonight Show broadcasts live from Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/virgin-media-tvs-the-tonight-show-broadcasts-live-from-carlow-college/) - Virgin Media TV’s current affairs show, The Tonight Show, broadcasted live from Carlow College on Monday, 22nd January 2024 as it tackled the issue of immigration and recent rural protests around the country.Hosted by Claire Brock and Ciara Doherty, that broadcast featured an interview with Zahir Uddin, member of the local Rohingya community, about the
- [Podcast: Beyond The Blue Door | Ricky Dunne, Social Care](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-ricky-dunne-social-care/) - Listen to third year Social Care student, Ricky Dunne, talk about his motivations for returning to third level education in his late 20s and his process for deciding what was the right career path for him. A really insightful conversation.Ricky is currently in his final year of the BA in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | Zainab Oyebanji, Professional Social Care](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-zainab-oyebanji-professional-social-care/) - In this episode, we talk to second year Social Care student, Zainab Oyebanji, about how she decided to complete a PLC course in social care as a first step to her third level education and how the broadness of the social care sector appealed to her.For information on the BA in Applied Social Studies (Professional
- [Podcast: Beyond The Blue Door | Alison Foley, English & History](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-alison-foley-english-amp-history/) - Third year, English & History student, Alison Foley, chats about the defining moment in her life that triggered a return to education to pursue her passion of literature. In this episode, Alison discusses her mental preparation for returning to education, finding her tribe after commencing her studies part-time online and how the BA (Hons) in English
- [Podcast: Beyond The Blue Door | Wayne Jacob, MA (Leadership in Therapeutic Child & Social Care)](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-wayne-jacob-ma-leadership-in-therapeutic-child-amp-social-care/) - In this episode, we chat with recent graduate from the MA (Leadership in Therapeutic Child & Social Care), Wayne Jacob, about his career in social care and what attracted him to working in a therapeutic community. Wayne is the Deputy Manager at St Bernard’s Children’s Services.
- [Carlow College hosts the History of Science, Technology and Medicine Network’s Annual Conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-the-history-of-science-technology-and-medicine-networks-annual-conference/) - Carlow College hosted the History of Science, Technology and Medicine Network’s annual conference on 26 and 27 April. Forty delegates came from the Sorbonne, Marseilles, UCD, DCU, Maynooth University, SETU, NCAD, University of Ulster, University of Galway and QUB. The HTSM network wanted to emphasis the necessity for resources to carry out historical research effectively, and included
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | Psychology Student, Graham Chapple](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-psychology-student-graham-chapple/) - In this episode, we chat to first year Psychology student, Graham Chapple, on his return to third level education after almost a decade and why he chose to pursue psychology as a career.Graham is study the BA (Hons) in Psychology (PC414)
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | In conversation with Annemarie Ni Churreáin](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-in-conversation-with-annemarie-ni-churreain/) - Following on from the Carlow College Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase, Stewart sits down with Donegal poet, Annemarie Ní Churreáin, who presented the awards, to chat about her work, inspiration and process – as well as read a selection of work from across her career.Annemarie Ní Churreáin’s work places women’s experience at the
- [Social Care graduate launches new service in Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/social-care-graduate-launches-new-service-in-carlow/) - Tracy Collins, a graduate of the BA (Hons) in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care) and the MA (Leadership in Therapeutic Child & Social Care) has recently launched a new service in Carlow specialising in Residential Care Services for Separated Children seeking International Protection. Established in 2023, Colden Care was the brainchild Collins and her
- [Carlow College hosts fortnight of fun for Civic Engagement Festival](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-fortnight-of-fun-for-civic-engagement-festival/) - The Carlow College Civic Engagement Hub hosted its annual Civic Engagement Festival from the 8th – 19th April comprising a series of public lectures, pop-up talks, workshops, conferences and taster days all to promote the community engagement contributions of students and staff.The Festival was launched with a special screening of 406 Days: The Debenhams Picket
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | Don't Sweat The Small Stuff](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-dont-sweat-the-small-stuff/) - Following on from his recent keynote lecture in Dunamaise Theatre, we dig deeper to talk life and living with Philosophy lecturer, Dr Noel Kavanagh.In doing so, we find out what the Romans have done for us, what the Existentialists, and Derrida have to offers us in relation to life’s challenges, and the importance of noticing
- [Carlow College celebrates International Women's Day 2024](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-international-womens-day-2024/) - In celebration of International Women’s Day 2024, Carlow College hosted an exhibition entitled Elizabeth Corbet Yeats and the Cuala Press. The exhibition has been collated by the Delany Archive.To launch the exhibition, the College hosted two talks on Tuesday, 5th March which reflected the content and themes of the exhibition:Dr James Heaney spoke about The
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | Woden Clark, Arts & Humanities](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-woden-clark-arts-humanities/) - Final year Arts & Humanities student, Woden Clark, chats about his re-entry to third level study after starting a degree in Games Design and how the BA (Hons) in Arts & Humanities has opened up an interest in Psychology, Theology and Philosophy. Woden is also the Vice President for Welfare and Campaigns on the Carlow
- [Prestigious accreditation for Carlow College psychology degree](https://carlowcollege.ie/prestigious-accreditation-for-carlow-college-psychology-degree/) - Carlow College’s BA (Hons) in Psychology (PC414) has officially been accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI).Welcoming the news, Dr Candice Condon, Programme Director, commented: “This accreditation is a major milestone for the BA (Hons) in Psychology, which is now in its second year. It also demonstrates that the programme meets the highest international
- [Podcast: Beyond The Blue Door | Gemma Kelly, Psychology](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-gemma-kelly-psychology/) - In this episode, we chat with second year Psychology student Gemma Kelly about exploring different career paths and how studying Psychology has taught her a lot about herself. Gemma is a mature student studying the BA (Hons) in Psychology (PC414) in Carlow College, St. Patrick’s.
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | Marina Ioannidou, English & History](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-marina-ioannidou-english-history/) - Listen to Greek student, Marina Ioannidou talk about her decision to pursue her studies in English & History and how she has found life in Carlow, Ireland.Marina is a first year student on the BA (Hons) in English & History
- [Carlow College honours academic excellence at scholarship awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-honours-academic-excellence-at-scholarship-awards/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s awarded 21 scholarships this week in recognition of the academic achievements of its first year students and continuing students. Students receiving scholarships were from Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois, Wexford, Kildare, Waterford, Cork and Donegal. Amongst the scholarship awards were six students from Carlow.Scholarships are awarded for the first year student who achieves
- [Carlow College graduate takes next step in History career](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduate-takes-next-step-in-history-career/) - After completing her undergraduate studies in Carlow College, Laois native Regina Dunne wanted to take the next step in her career as a Public Historian and Tourism Activator. Regina graduated with a BA (Hons) in English & History and is soon to complete the MA in Irish Regional History, which she has found helped her
- [Podcast: Beyond The Blue Door | Dylan Harding, Arts & Humanities](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-dylan-harding-arts-humanities/) - Thinking about returning to education? Listen to second year Arts & Humanities student Dylan Harding talk about his false start into third level and how his managed his return to education as a mature student and his unexpected interest in the field of Psychology. Dylan is studying the BA (Hons) in Arts & Humanities (PC410)
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | Lorcan Canavan, Arts & Humanities](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-lorcan-canavan-arts-humanities/) - Listen to third year Arts & Humanities student, Lorcan Canavan talk about how he brought his passion for Soccer to his College studies and his family connection to Carlow College.To find out more about the new three-year BA (Hons) in Arts & Humanities programme, visit our website
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | Emily Lose, Professional Social Care](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-emily-lose-professional-social-care/) - Looking for a career path where you can help people? Listen to second year Social Care student Emily Lose talk about her course and how she managed moving from rural Waterford to living and studying in Carlow town.To find out more about the BA in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care) programme, visit our website
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | Celebrating Sisterhood](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-celebrating-sisterhood/) - In this episode, we discuss the development and impact of Feminism on the modern world with Dr. Sarah Otten, lecturer in Philosophy at Carlow College and ask what is women’s role in society? Why has the Barbie movie caused such a stir? Is the world gendered?
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | The Philosophy of Friendship](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-the-philosophy-of-friendship/) - In this special episode, we join Lecturer in Philosophy, Dr Noel Kavanagh at a recent spoken word event called Stand By Me curated by broadcaster Ann Marie Kelly and hosted in Dunamaise Theatre.A special thanks to Ann Marie Kelly and Dunamaise Theatre, Portlaoise.
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | Finding A Career in English](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-finding-a-career-in-english/) - For many, choosing your third level course based on the resulting career path is how they decide what to study. However, sometimes exploring a subject or discipline that interests you most can open doors to career opportunities that you may never have considered. In this episode, Lecturers in English, Dr Simon Workman and Dr Eoghan
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | A Pathway to Poetry](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-a-pathway-to-poetry/) - Find out why poetry is not all grey-bearded men “wandering lonely as a cloud”. In this episode, Dr. Derek Coyle explains why you must roll up your sleeves, and get your hands dirty, if you want to find “the good stuff”. In this bonus episode, Dr Derek Coyle reads one of his favourite poets, Michael Longley
- [Podcast: Would I Be Right In Saying That? | Appearance and Reality](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-would-i-be-right-in-saying-that-appearance-and-reality/) - Just why are we still banging on about these things two and a half thousand years later?? A discussion with the Philosophy lecturers, Dr Noel Kavanagh, Dr Sarah Otten and Dr Anthony Barron, in Carlow College on the increasing importance of the discipline in changing times.
- [Podcast: Beyond the Blue Door | John Francois, English & History](https://carlowcollege.ie/podcast-beyond-the-blue-door-john-francois-english-history/) - In our first episode, we chat to third year English & History student, John Francois, about his family history and how the sparked his return to education as a mature student to explore his interest in history.For more details about the BA (Hons) in English & History, visit carlowcollege.ie/pc411
- [New College Podcast takes listeners "Beyond the Blue Door"](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-college-podcast-takes-listeners-beyond-the-blue-door/) - With CAO Late Applications opening last week, a new podcast has been launched by Carlow College to provide an authentic glimpse into the lives of its students and the courses they study. Introducing “Beyond the Blue Door – Voices of Carlow College”, a podcast series dedicated to exploring the diverse experiences of students within the
- [SPCS Students Celebrate Travellers Ethnicity Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/spcs-students-celebrate-traveller-ethnicity-day/) - Students from SPCS Year 2 Community Art program joined forces with the Carlow Traveller Forum to mark Traveller Ethnicity Day, which is celebrated on March 1st each year. The event, backed by Carlow College and St Catherines Community Service Centre, served as a platform for fostering understanding and celebrating the unique heritage of the Traveller
- [Research Week 2024 ](https://carlowcollege.ie/research-week-2024/) - Carlow College Research Hub is delighted to be hosting their annual Research Week, scheduled for February 26th to 29th this year. Research Week celebrates and acknowledges the active research efforts of staff and postgraduate researchers, while providing a platform for information sharing within the College and the broader community. This year there is a wide range
- [Lecturer in Social Care, Michael McCarthy, publishes chapter in latest edition of 'Social Care Work' textbook](https://carlowcollege.ie/lecturer-in-social-care-michael-mccarthy-publishes-chapter-in-latest-edition-of-social-care-work-textbook/) - In a significant academic achievement, Lecturer in Applied Social Studies, Michael McCarthy, has had his scholarly chapter, ‘Leaving care and aftercare’, featured in the all-new edition of the leading textbook for social care work students and practitioners in Ireland, Social Care Work: An Introduction for Students in Ireland, edited by Kevin Lalor, Perry Share, and
- [Carlow College joins launch of 'Ask for Angela' campaign](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-joins-launch-of-ask-for-angela-campaign/) - Carlow College partnered with Carlow County Council, South East Technological University (SETU), Gardaí and local Vintners last week for the launch of the ‘Ask for Angela’ campaign.Local representatives from these organisations came together at SETU’s campus in Carlow to launch the campaign for the locality. It is imperative that the campaign has community-wide support and
- [Carlow College Lecturer's New Book Sheds Light on the Earliest Writings about Saint Patrick](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-lecturers-new-book-sheds-light-on-the-earliest-writings-about-saint-patrick/) - In a groundbreaking exploration of the most influential writings on Saint Patrick, Carlow College Lecturer in Medieval History, Dr Elizabeth Dawson, launched her latest book, Lives and Afterlives: The Hiberno-Latin Patrician Tradition, 650-1100. This compelling work delves into the early texts and offers an invaluable contribution to understandings of this central figure in the medieval
- [New Publication: Simon Workman and Eoghan Smith, Guest Editors for Irish Studies Review special edition](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-publication-simon-workman-and-eoghan-smith-guest-editors-for-irish-studies-review-special-edition/) - Congratulations to English lecturers, Dr Simon Workman and Dr Eoghan Smith on the recent publication of the Irish Studies Review special edition: The rise of the phoenix: restoration and renaissance in contemporary Irish writing, 31.3 (Autumn 2023). which they guest edited. Essays in the edition focus on trends, themes, genres and engagements in post-crash ‘Celtic Phoenix’
- [Carlow College hosts TY students for Foróige Leadership for Life programme](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-ty-students-for-foroige-leadership-for-life-programme/) - Over 50 Transition Year students were hosted by Carlow College this week to undertake the Foróige Leadership For Life programme, delivered by staff and students of Carlow College. Students from St. Leo’s College, Borris Vocational School, Knockbeg College, Tyndall College, Gaelcholáiste Cheatharlach, Coláiste Lorcáin, Castledermot and Portlaoise College spent five days on campus taking part
- [Carlow College celebrates inaugural graduates from MA in Irish Regional History](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-inaugural-graduates-from-ma-in-irish-regional-history/) - Carlow College proudly announces the graduation of the first cohort from its MA in Irish Regional History programme, awarded by the South East Technological University (SETU) at is Conferring Ceremony on Thursday, 11th January. A momentous occasion for both the institution and its students, this milestone reflects Carlow College’s commitment to fostering academic excellence and
- [Social Care graduate looks to take therapeutic approach to education](https://carlowcollege.ie/social-care-graduate-looks-to-take-therapeutic-approach-to-education/) - Having started her career as a legal secretary, Carlow College graduate, Rhoda Walsh says the turning point of her was her son’s Autism diagnosis. Rhoda graduated with a BA in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care) and is now working as an Instructor with the National Learning Network, an unexpected career path that she fell
- [Class of 2023 Conferring Ceremony](https://carlowcollege.ie/class-of-2023-conferring-ceremony/) - Staff and students at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s had a day of celebration for the Class of 2023 on Friday, 24th November as 189 graduates were conferred in the College’s graduation. The event was presided over by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President and Bishop Denis Nulty, Chair of the Governing Body was also in
- [Lecturer in History, Dr Ida Milne, Features in RTÉ Nationwide Big Houses series](https://carlowcollege.ie/lecturer-in-history-dr-ida-milne-features-in-rte-nationwide-big-houses-series/) - In a recent episode of the RTÉ Nationwide Big Houses series, Dr. Ida Milne, a lecturer in History, offered her expertise on the mindset and outlook of the previous owners of these homes, and the locals from the surrounding areas. The series focuses on unraveling the history and decline of Ireland’s Big Houses, exploring the
- [Carlow College Lecturers launch new book about 1923 General Election](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-lecturers-launch-new-book-about-1923-general-election/) - A new book exploring the 1923 General Election offering fresh and thought-provoking insights from leading scholars was launched at Carlow College on Monday, 13th November.Published by UCD Press, Vying for Victory: The 1923 General Election in the Irish Free State co-edited by Carlow College, Lecturers in History, Dr Elaine Callinan and Dr Mel Farrell, and
- [Visiting Professor from Walsh University to deliver Public Lecture](https://carlowcollege.ie/visiting-professor-from-walsh-university-to-deliver-public-lecture/) - Carlow College is delighted to welcome Associate Professor Rachel Constance, visiting academic from Walsh University, Ohio for a public lecture titled “Cholera and the Politics of Prevention in the 19th Century British Empire” on Monday, 16th October at 1.45pm.Dr. Constance specializes in global history, the intersection of science, technology, and medicine, with a particular emphasis
- [Carlow College graduates come together for Alumni Gathering](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduates-come-together-for-alumni-gathering/) - Last week, Carlow College, St Patrick’s welcomed more than 100 graduates and guests from all over Ireland, UK and USA for the Alumni Gathering event in Carlow.The celebratory event, which brings together former Carlow College classmates to reconnect and engage was held on Friday, 25th August, and welcomed a diverse array of graduates from across
- [Carlow College delighted to be part of Green Infrastructure Strategy](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-delighted-to-be-part-of-county-carlows-green-infrastructure-strategy/) - Inside the main gates of Carlow College, is a brand new Edible Pollinator Garden, laid out in a Celtic Knot design, with fruit trees underplanted with fruit bushes, and all underplanted with a variety of herbs, providing food for pollinators and for ourselves. Traditional bee skeps, wicker hurdles, and a quote from Seamus Heaney’s poem,
- [New book launch for Carlow College Lecturer, Dr Eoghan Smith](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-book-launch-for-carlow-college-lecturer-dr-eoghan-smith/) - The latest novel by Carlow College Lecturer in English, Eoghan Smith, A Mind of Winter, will be launched at Hodges Figgis Bookshop, Dublin, at 6.00pm on 5th October 2023.A Mind of Winter is the third novel of Eoghan’s to be published by Dedalus , who also published The Failing Heart (2018) and A Provincial Death
- [Carlow College signs HEA Race Equality Anti-Racism Principles](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-signs-hea-race-equality-anti-racism-principles/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has signed the Higher Education Authority (HEA)’s Race Equality Anti-Racism Principles for Higher Education Institutions reinforcing its commitment to respecting cultural diversity and promoting equity in society.The Race Equality Principles have been devised by the HEA following extensive stakeholder consultation and analysis of the findings from the Higher Education Authority National
- [Available Places open for Carlow College this September ](https://carlowcollege.ie/available-places-open-for-carlow-college-this-september/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has opened additional places for five undergraduate courses for Leaving Cert, Further Education and Mature students who are still considering their options for third level study in 2023. The courses now offered on CAO Available Places are: B.A. in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care): a CORU approved degree designed to prepare students
- [Lecturer in Politics & Sociology, Steph Hanlon presents at International Conference in Mumbai](https://carlowcollege.ie/lecturer-in-politics-society-steph-hanlon-presents-at-international-conference-in-mumbai/) - In July, Programme Director and Lecturer in Politics and Sociology, Steph Hanlon presented a paper at the Third International Conference ‘Punishment in Global Peripheries‘ in the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, titled: Penal Contradictions in Postcolonial Ireland: Towards a Conceptual Framework for the Examination of New Peripheries of Punishment. Organised by the Centre for Criminology at
- [Homily preached at the Funeral Mass of Msgr Caoimhín Ó Néill](https://carlowcollege.ie/homily-funeral-mass-caoimhin-o-neill/) - Homily preached at the Funeral Mass of Msgr Caoimhín Ó Néill, (Staff member 1972-2015, College President 1994-2015), on 1st July 2023 by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President. Msgr Caoimhín’s Month’s Mind Mass will take place in the Church of the Most Holy Rosary, Abbeyleix on Friday, 28th July at 7.30p.m.Ar dheis Dé go raibh
- [Carlow College History Lecturers feature on History Ireland podcast](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-history-lecturers-feature-on-history-ireland-podcast/) - Carlow College Lecturers in History, Dr Elaine Callinan and Dr Mel Farrell, feature on the latest episode of History Ireland’s Hedge School Podcast titled “Change and Continuity, the general elections of 1922 and 1923”.Hosted by History Ireland editor Tommy Graham, Drs Callinan and Farrell were joined by Dr Martin O’Donoghue and Prof Michael Laffan O’Donoghue to
- [<strong>Carlow College, St. Patrick’s retired President Msgr Caoimhín Ó Néill RIP</strong>](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-retired-president-msgr-caoimhin-o-neill-rip/) - The death has been announced of Msgr Caoimhín Ó Néill, retired President of Carlow College, St. Patrick’s. Msgr Caoimhín Ó Néill held the position of College President at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s from 1994 to 2015. A native of Trumera, Mountrath, Co. Laois, Msgr Ó Néill was ordained in 1969. He joined the staff of
- [Carlow College Students Shine as their Creative Writing Gets Published](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-students-succeed-in-publishing-creative-writing/) - In a remarkable display of talent, dedication, and perseverance, two part-time Carlow College students have recently reached a significant milestone in their writing careers. Róisín McIntosh and Derek Kelly, both of whom have recently completed the Certificate in Creative Writing (Fiction) course, have managed to capture the attention of literary enthusiasts and publishers alike, with
- [Stephanie Hanlon presents at Hope into Action Conference in Oxford](https://carlowcollege.ie/stephanie-hanlon-presents-at-hope-into-action-conference-in-oxford/) - Carlow College Lecturer and Programme Director for the BA (Hons) in Social, Political & Community Studies programme, Steph Hanlon recently presented as part of a panel discussion at the Hope in Action conference held at the University of Oxford.At the conference, Steph joined the panel session “Mobilising research for change: researchers as activists” and spoke about
- [Carlow College SU Recognised in Gaeilge Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-su-gaeilge-awards/) - Carlow College Students’ Union was recently recognised for it’s activities to promote the Irish language receiving a silver award at the Gníomhaí Gaeilge Awards on the 9th May. The scheme, coordinated by Conradh na Gaeilge and The Union of Student’s in Ireland is a mentoring scheme for student’s involved with Irish Language at third level. As
- [Dr Sarah Otten to present paper at Adam Smith commemorative seminar](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-sarah-otten-adam-smith-seminar/) - Lecturer in Philosophy, Dr Sarah Otten will be presenting her research at the upcoming seminar Adam Smith at 300: Insights on the 21st Century Economy from the Father of Economics hosted by Social Justice Ireland on 21st June.2023 marks the tercentenary of the birth of Adam Smith. Born in 1723, Smith is known as a leading
- [Carlow Arts Festival Returns to Carlow College This June](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-arts-festival-returns-to-carlow-college-this-june/) - Carlow Arts Festival, the first big cultural event of the Irish Summer, returns this June with a programme bursting with creativity. Carlow will come alive over 5 days with a truly eclectic mix of music, visual and performing arts, theatre, dance, spectacle, literature, and more.Taking place from Wednesday 7th – Sunday 11th June 2023, Carlow
- [Carlow College renews Study Abroad partnership with Illinois Consortium for International Studies and Programs](https://carlowcollege.ie/icisp-study-abroad-agreement/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is pleased to announce the renewal of its Study Abroad partnership with Illinois Consortium for International Studies and Programs (ICISP). The Illinois Consortium for International Studies and Programs (ICISP) is a consortium comprised of over 30 institutions in Illinois and Wisconsin. Since establishing a partnership with Carlow College in 2009, the
- [Carlow College Lecturer featured on All-Ireland Poetry Podcast](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-lecturer-featured-on-poetry-podcast/) - Carlow College Lecturer in Creative Writing, Dr Derek Coyle featured in the Eat the Storms special podcast for Poetry Day Ireland on Thursday, 27th April 2023.Eat the Storm is a Poetry Podcast for all poets, regardless of the stages of their career, to share their voices. The international podcast is hosted and produced by Irish
- [Carlow College signs up to Carlow Intercultural Charter](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-signs-up-to-carlow-intercultural-charter/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s it pleased to announce the signing of the Carlow Intercultural Charter.The Charter is a statement of County Carlow’s commitment to foster and sustain a vibrant, inclusive and intercultural society in which all residents have a sense of belonging and are valued equally, regardless of their colour, ethnicity, nationality, creed or culture.Pledging
- [<strong>Carlow College Celebrates Student Scholarship Awards</strong> ](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-student-scholarship-awards/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s awarded 20 student scholarships this week in recognition of the academic achievement of its first year and continuing students. Students receiving scholarships were from Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois, Wexford, Kildare and Cork. Three types of scholarships are available to students each year: Academic Achievement Entrance Scholarships for the student achieving the highest CAO
- [Féile na Beatha](https://carlowcollege.ie/feile-na-beatha/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s, in partnership with Afri, SETU Carlow, APA and Carlow County Council and CCDP developed Féile na Beatha, an annual event which commemorates An Gorta Mór and those suffering today. Féile na Beatha commemorates those in Carlow who lost their life to An Gorta Mór and acknowledges those around the world who continue
- [Carlow College marks Wear Red Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-marks-wear-red-day/) - Staff and students at Carlow College marked Wear Red Day, on Friday, 31st March by wearing red to show their support for diverse and inclusive communities in Ireland.Wear Red Day is an initiative by Show Racism the Red Card and is promoted by the Immigrant Council of Ireland.As part of this initiative, schools and workplaces
- [Carlow College Lecturer presents at Social Care Ireland Conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-lecturer-presents-at-social-care-ireland-conference/) - Social Care lecturers and students attended the annual Social Care Ireland conference which was held this year in Mount Wolseley on March 29th & 30th. Social Care Ireland (SCI) is the Professional Representative Body for the Social Care Work Profession in the Republic of Ireland. The conference title was: Social Care Practice and Relationships – Critical Reflections on Relationship-based
- [Carlow College hosts 'Together Against Racism' event](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-together-against-racism-event/) - To celebrate International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, students on the BA (Hons) in Social, Political & Community Studies programme at Carlow College hosted an interactive conversation around Unconscious Bias, titled “Together Against Racism: Exploring Unconscious Bias” on Thursday, 23rd March 2023 in VISUAL.Unconscious bias is a broad topic, but encapsulates our very existence,
- [Class of 2022 celebrations at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/class-of-2022-celebrations-at-carlow-college/) - Staff and students at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s had a day of celebration for its Class of 2022 on Friday as 143 graduates were conferred in the College’s graduation, which took place in Carlow Cathedral.Prior to the ceremony, graduates received a personal video message from Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science,
- [Carlow College recognised at Athena SWAN Ireland Awards Ceremony](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-recognised-at-athena-swan-ireland-awards-ceremony/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s received the Athena SWAN Bronze Award at the Athena Swan Ireland Awards Ceremony 2022 which took place at the Mayo Campus of Atlantic Technological University (ATU) yesterday.This award is given in recognition of the College’s ongoing commitment to the goal of addressing systemic inequalities and embedding inclusive cultures in higher education.Representing Carlow
- [Carlow College launches Civic Engagement Hub with inaugural Engagement Week](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-launches-civic-engagement-hub-with-inaugural-engagement-week/) - Carlow College launched its new Civic Engagement Hub to promote the contribution students and staff make across the College and wider community.The Civic Engagement Hub aims to:facilitate and support staff and students in their contributions to community engagement in the various different areas of community engagement activities. promote community engagement as a valued and essential activity of
- [Carlow College celebrates International Women's Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-international-womens-day/) - In celebration of International Women’s Day 2023, Carlow College planned an exciting programme of events and initiatives for all staff and students.International Women’s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Celebrated globally on 8th March each year, this day is a great opportunity for everyone to come together to celebrate women’s achievements and raise awareness
- [<strong>Carlow College receives record number of CAO applications</strong>](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-receives-record-number-of-cao-applications/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s has received a record number of CAO applications following the CAO application closing date on 1st February. This year, the College has seen a rise of 8% in applications for its undergraduate degrees, with a 10% increase in first preferences. The popular BA (Hons) in English & History has proven to
- [Dr Ida Milne recognised for COVID-19 contribution by Irish Defence Forces](https://carlowcollege.ie/ida-milne-irish-defence-forces/) - Carlow College Lecturer in History, Dr Ida Milne, was recently recognised for her COVID-19 contribution to the Irish Defence Forces.On 6 May 2020, Dr Milne gave a talk on how Covid-19 might impact on Irish society to the Irish Defence Forces Covid-19 Taskforce, who were then assessing what measures should be put in place to
- [Carlow College and SETU jointly host Living Synodality Now Symposium hosted in Waterford](https://carlowcollege.ie/living-synodality-now-symposium/) - “Living Synodality Now” is a one-day symposium on the Synodal Pathway and its implications for faith life in contemporary Ireland. It has been jointly organised by South East Technological University and Carlow College, St Patrick’s.Speakers include Professor Michael A. Conway, Director of the Irish Centre for Faith and Culture, Julieann Moran, General Secretary of the
- [Carlow Art Collection presents Crossed Paths – Scots Pine, Glasgow COP26 by Miranda Whall](https://carlowcollege.ie/cac-miranda-whall/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is delighted to be hosting Carlow Art Collection’s upcoming event Crossed Paths – Scots Pine, Glasgow COP26 by Miranda Whall. Event Schedule1.00 pm – Carlow Art Collection presents Crossed Paths – Scots Pine, Glasgow Cop26, by Miranda Whall,1.30 pm – Tree planting in the front garden of Carlow College, 2.00 pm – Miranda Whall
- [Carlow College Annual Book Fair - 8th February](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-annual-book-fair-8th-february/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s is set to re-launch its popular Annual Book Fair after COVID and will be hosting its first Book Fair in three years on Wednesday 8th February from 10am to 5pm. This is a free public event, taking place in the main foyer and corridors of Carlow College.With its two libraries, Carlow
- [Call for Papers! IHSA 73rd Annual Conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/ihsa-conference-papers/) - The Irish History Students’ Association (IHSA) Comhaltas na gCumann Staire in Éirinn is pleased to announce the Call for Papers for its73rd Annual Conference,which will be hosted at Carlow College, Carlow, 3 – 4 March 2023. Proposals are invited for papers (in English or Irish), or panels of papers, from both undergraduates and postgraduates in
- [Public Lecture - 'Stars Hide Your Fires': Sources of Evil in Shakespeare's Macbeth](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-stars-hide-your-fires/) - Title: ‘Stars, hide your fires!’: Sources of Evil in Shakespeare’s MacbethDate: Monday, 23rd January 2023Time: 1.45pm – 3.00pmLocation: Carlow College, St. Patrick’s or LivestreamedCarlow College, St. Patrick’s invites you to our public lecture focusing on Leaving Cert literature where Dr James Heaney will examine how the ‘idea of evil’ helps to forward the internal and external conflicts
- [Carlow College Vice President talks at Ukrainian commemoration of the Holodomor](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-vice-president-talks-at-ukrainian-commemoration-of-the-holodomor/) - At the invitation of the Ukrainian Ambassador, Dr Mc Grath was the speaker from Ireland at the Ukrainian commemoration of the Holodomor in Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin, on 24 November.The Holodomor is the name for the Ukrainian Famine of 1932-1933 in which several million Ukrainians died when the Soviet dictator Stalin forcibly exported all the
- [Dr Elaine Callinan presents to the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-presents-to-the-department-of-enterprise-trade-and-employment/) - Lecturer in Modern Irish History at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, Dr Elaine Callinan, delivered a paper yesterday (9 November) on the propaganda of the 1918 General Election in Ireland at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment as part of the Decade of Centenaries programme.Dr Elaine Callinan has published her book ‘Electioneering and Propaganda in Ireland, 1917-21.
- [Public Lecture: The Transformative Dynamics of Poetry (Leaving Cert Poetry)](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-the-transformative-dynamics-of-poetry-leaving-cert-poetry/) - Title: ‘Made Young, Made Whole Again’: The Transformative Dynamics of Poetry.Date: Monday 5th December 2022Time: 1.45pm – 3.00pmLocation: Carlow College, St. Patrick’s or Livestreamed Carlow College, St. Patrick’s invites you to our public lecture focusing on Leaving Cert poetry where Dr Derek Coyle explores ‘Made Young, Made Whole Again’: The Transformative Dynamics of Poetry.Four Leaving
- [Carlow College Hosts Literary Evening with Jessica Traynor & Mark Roper ](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-literary-evening-with-jessica-traynor-mark-roper/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s hosted a special Literary Evening last night (15th November) with poets Jessica Traynor and Mark Roper, as they launched their latest books. Jessica Traynor launched her third collection, Pit Lullabies, and Mark Roper launched his latest book, Beyond Stillness. Both poets are very familiar with Carlow College, as they both have
- [Inter Faith Memorial Service Held in Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/inter-faith-memorial-service-held-in-carlow-college/) - November is a month in which we remember those who have passed. This week, the College hosted an Inter Faith Memorial Service to provide an opportunity for staff and students to honour and remember their deceased family members, friends and colleagues.Before the service, staff and students were invited to write the names of their lost
- [Carlow College, St Patrick’s welcomes Taoiseach, Micheál Martin](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-welcomes-taoiseach-micheal-martin/) - Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, visited Carlow College, St. Patrick’s yesterday (Thursday, 3rd November) along with Deputy Jennifer Murnane-O’Connor TD.The Taoiseach was welcomed to the College by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President. He received a tour of the campus and College facilities and met with Ukrainian refugees who are living in the Lennon House Student Accommodation
- [Gaelic Games introduced Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/gaelic-games-introduced-carlow-college/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has welcomed Gaelic games back into its grounds with the establishment of a Mixed Hurling team within the Carlow College Students’ Union (CCSU).For a long time, the only sporting team available to Carlow College students was the Men’s Soccer team, however, the announcement of a Mixed Hurling Team received a tremendous
- [Carlow College partners with Carlow Writers’ Co-Operative to promote Creative Writing in Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-partners-with-carlow-writers-co-operative-to-promote-creative-writing-in-carlow/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s and Carlow Writers’ Co-operative have launched a new collaboration aimed at promoting creative writing in Carlow, which is to be funded through a donation by the Carlow Writers’ Co-Operative.This new collaboration will see a series of events happen over the next two years that will provide an opportunity for Carlow College
- [New Vice President appointed at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s ](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-vice-president-appointed-at-carlow-college-st-patricks/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s President, Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh has announced the appointment of Dr Eric Derr as College Vice President. Dr Derr graduated magna cum laude from St. Ambrose University (Davenport, IA) with a B.A. majoring in History, Philosophy and Theology. He later continued his studies at the University of Limerick where he attained an M.A.
- [Dr Ida Milne elected Chair of the History of Science, Technology & Medicine Network of Ireland](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-elected-chair-hstm-network/) - Lecturer in European History, Dr Ida Milne has been elected chair of the History of Science, Technology and Medicine (HSTM) Network of Ireland, which promotes the teaching and research of history of science, technology and medicine in Ireland at all educational levels and in society. HSTMI recently co-hosted the British Society for History of Science
- [Presidential Visit](https://carlowcollege.ie/presidential-visit/) - Our College President welcomes Professor Veronica Campbell, President, South East Technological University (SETU) on her first visit to the College yesterday. Professor Veronica CampbellPresident South East Technological University (SETU) Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh President Carlow College
- [Carlow College honours Iris Murdoch with official naming of Lecture Hall](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-honours-iris-murdoch-with-official-naming-of-lecture-hall/) - A special ceremony to mark the official naming of the Iris Murdoch Hall took place on Monday, 3rd October at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s. The event saw one of the College’s main lecture halls renamed in honour of female philosopher, Iris Murdoch.The renaming of the former Philosophy Hall was a key initiative as part of
- [New Part-Time programmes launched for 2022/23](https://carlowcollege.ie/new-part-time-programmes-launched-for-2022-23/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s has launched a new suite of part-time courses starting in September 2022 to enhance the College’s offerings for adult learners who wish to upskill in areas of arts, humanities and social sciences.With over 20 part-time postgraduate and certificate courses on offer from NFQ levels seven to nine, the new courses offer
- [Carlow College celebrates Annual Clergy Alumni Reunion](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-annual-clergy-alumni-reunion/) - Carlow College celebrated its annual clergy alumni reunion on 20 and 21 July 2022. Alumni returned from all corners of Ireland, the United Kingdom, the United States, and were welcomed by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President. To mark the occasion, Mass was celebrated in the College Chapel by Bishop Paul Dempsey, who is this
- [College President receives Mayor's Award](https://carlowcollege.ie/college-president-receives-mayors-award/) - Carlow College President, Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh has been presented with a Mayor’s Awards for his contribution to education and his commitment to the many voluntary community boards in which he is involved. The annual Mayor's Awards in Carlow are held to recognise individuals and organisations in Carlow for their outstanding contribution to the town
- [Creative Writing students publish pamphlet of poetry for Ukraine](https://carlowcollege.ie/creative-writing-students-publish-pamphlet-of-poetry-for-ukraine/) - Creative Writing students and staff in Carlow College have published a poetry pamphlet drawing inspiration from the war in Ukraine titled Write for Ukraine. The pamphlet grew out of a recent Poetry Masterclass with Welsh poet Gillian Clarke, held as part of a series of events celebrating the College’s Annual Literary Awards. Speaking of the project, Lecturer
- [Class of 2021 celebrate graduation at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/class-of-2021-celebrate-graduation-at-carlow-college/) - Staff and students at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s had a day of celebration for its Class of 2021 this week as 142 graduates were conferred in the College’s first in-person graduation in over two years. The conferrings had been postponed in December 2021 due to COVID-19 and following a poll of graduands it was voted
- [Dr Margaret Murphy elected 16th President of the Group for the Study of Irish Historic Settlement](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-margaret-murphy-elected-16th-president-of-the-group-for-the-study-of-irish-historic-settlement/) - A huge congratulations to Dr Margaret Murphy, Carlow College Assistant Registrar for Academic Affairs & Lecturer in Medieval History, who was elected the 16th President of the Group for the Study of Irish Historic Settlement at their conference in Donegal last weekend. The Group, which has been in existence for 53 years, brings together historians, archaeologists, historical geographers and architects.
- [Postgraduate Study Taster Event - Walking Tour](https://carlowcollege.ie/postgraduate-study-taster-event-walking-tour/) - Join us for a Provincial Town Walking Tour in Carlow to gain an insight into our postgraduate study options in Irish History and to meet our academic team. Date: Thursday, 26th May 2022 Time: 6.30pm Location: Starting and ending at Carlow College, St. Patrick's (refreshments provided). Tickets: Free Parking: Free parking available at Carlow College. During the
- [Words on the Air - Writer-in-Residence project broadcasts on KCLR](https://carlowcollege.ie/words-on-the-air-writer-in-residence-project-broadcasts-on-kclr/) - Words on the Air is a collection of short monologues for radio by local writers, which broadcasts on KCLR 96FM from April 25 to April 28 at 4.20 pm on the Sue Nunn Show. The collection was produced as part of the Carlow Writer-in-Residence program, under the direction of writer Marc-Ivan O’Gorman and is a joint initiative between Carlow County Library, Carlow Arts Office and Carlow College, St. Patrick's.
- [Carlow College Awards Student Scholarships for 2021/22](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-awards-student-scholarships-for-2021-22/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s awarded 18 student scholarships this week in recognition of the academic achievement of its first year and continuing students. Students receiving scholarships were from Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois, Waterford, Wexford and Kildare. Three types of scholarships are available to students each year: Academic Achievement Entrance Scholarships for the student achieving the highest
- [What is Irish Regional History?](https://carlowcollege.ie/what-is-irish-regional-history/) - What is Irish Regional History?Historical regions are geographic areas which at some points in time had a cultural, ethnic, religious, linguistic, political or military basis. Unlike local history studies, regional history allows for comparative analysis between counties in a specific region; for example, between two or more counties in the south-east region of Ireland. Definitions
- [Dr Ellie Wymard remembered with tree planting](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ellie-wymard-remembered-with-tree-planting/) - On the 31 May last, a tree-planting ceremony took place in An Gairdín Beo, Carlow Town, in memory of Dr Ellie Wymard who died on the 28 December, 2021. Ellie was the much-loved and highly-respected inaugural Director of the Mfa in Creative Writing programme at Carlow University Pittsburgh. From 2005 to 2010, this programme held its
- [Welsh Poet, Gillian Clarke visits Carlow College for Public Poetry Reading](https://carlowcollege.ie/welsh-poet-gillian-clarke-visits-carlow-college-for-public-poetry-reading/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s kicked off its celebrations of ten years of its Annual Literary Awards this week with a visit by the prestigious Welsh poet, Gillian Clarke. Ms Clarke, the former National Poet of Wales, visited the College on Monday to deliver a Masterclass to creative writing students in the College, providing a unique
- [Carlow College partners with SETU and other HEIs launch National Gender Identity & Expression Equality Champion Network](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-partners-with-setu-and-other-heis-launch-national-gender-identity-expression-equality-champion-network/) - Carlow College is delighted to partner with IT Carlow, WIT, Mary Immaculate College, NUIG, and TU Shannon to launch Ireland’s first National Gender Identity & Expression Equality Champion Network for Higher Education Institutions, supported by ShoutOut, a charity working to create inclusive services and educational institutions. The launch of the Network on Transgender Day of
- [Carlow higher education institutions collaborate on Intersectionality Guide](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-higher-education-institutions-collaborate-on-intersectionality-guide/) - A sectoral-leading collaborative project between Carlow College, St. Patrick’s and Institute of Technology Carlow has resulted in the publication of an Intersectionality Guide for those who work and learn in higher education. The project comprised two parts: a symposium on Gender and Race in Higher Education: Good Practice and Competing Inequalities, and the Intersectionality Guide. The former was facilitated
- [Day of Learning](https://carlowcollege.ie/day-of-learning/) - Carlow College is delighted to host a 'Day of Learning and Active Citizenship' on Saturday the 19th of March. Open to the public, this will be a day for exploring how you can become an active, inclusive citizen in your community. The Day will include interaction with the Rohingya Community living in Carlow and workshops
- [Carlow College celebrates a decade of the Annual Literary Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-a-decade-of-the-annual-literary-awards/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s will celebrate ten years of its Annual Literary Awards over the next month with a series of literary events, culminating in the Awards ceremony to be hosted in VISUAL Carlow on the 11th April. The Annual Literary Awards were established in 2012 to celebrate the literary talent of Carlow College students
- [President Higgins receives Ian d’Alton and Dr. Ida Milne on a courtesy call](https://carlowcollege.ie/president-higgins-receives-ian-dalton-and-dr-ida-milne-on-a-courtesy-call/) - Carlow College history lecturer Dr Ida Milne, along with Ian d'Alton were delighted to be received by President Higgins in Áras an Uachtaráin yesterday. They presented the President with a copy of their book 'Protestant and Irish, The Minority’s search for a place in independent Ireland'. The book is a collection of exploratory essays edited
- [History Lecturers take part in 'Decade of Centuries' Video Series](https://carlowcollege.ie/history-lecturers-take-part-in-decade-of-centuries-video-series/) - Dr Ida Milne and Dr Elaine Callinan take part in 'Decade of Centuries' Video Series Two of Carlow College’s history lecturers we delighted to take part in Carlow County Council Community Information Decade of centuries video series in the past week. Decade of centuries is a commemoration programme organised by the State, to remember the
- [Carlow College Lecturer, Stephanie McDermott, to visit The Hague in support of the Rohingya](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-lecturer-stephanie-mcdermott-to-visit-the-hague-in-support-of-the-rohingya/) - Carlow College lecturer, Stephanie McDermott, will visit The Hague next week in support of The Rohingya. The International Court of Justice, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, will hold public hearings in the case concerning the Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (The Gambia v.
- [Eoghan Smith launches new novel – A Provincial Death](https://carlowcollege.ie/eoghan-smith-launches-new-novel-a-provincial-death/) - Carlow College, Lecturer in English, Dr Eoghan Smith launched is latest novel, A Provincial Death, this week with a launch event at Visual Carlow. A Provincial Death is the second novel by Eoghan, who published The Failing Heart in 2018 (publisher: Dedalus). An official launch event was held at Visual Carlow on Wednesday, 9th February
- [Call for proposals for 2022 Haunted Hiberna: Conjuring the Contemporary Irish Gothic conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/call-for-proposals-for-2022-haunted-hiberna-conjuring-the-contemporary-irish-gothic-conference/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's is excited to be hosting Haunted Hibernia: Conjuring the Contemporary Irish Gothic conference on the 28th - 29th October 2022. This exciting conference is being organised by Lecturer in English, Dr. Simon Workman together with Carlow College alumni, Eva Burke, Karmel Knipprath and Jack Phelan. It seeks to explore the myriad ways
- [100 Year Anniversary of Ulysses - A Reflection](https://carlowcollege.ie/100-year-anniversary-of-ulysses-a-reflection/) - Today marks the 100 year anniversary of James Joyce's Ulysses being published as one continuous novel. Previously, it had been published as individual stories in an American Journal. To commemorate the anniversary of Ulysses being published as one continuous novel, Lecturer in English, Dr James Heaney reflects on the significance of celebrating the anniversary. Ulysses
- [The Origins of St Brigid - Dr Elaine Callinan](https://carlowcollege.ie/the-origins-of-st-brigids-day-dr-elaine-callinan/) - As St Brigid's Day is to be highlighted more prominently as a new bank holiday, history lecturer Dr Elaine Callinan has written a short blog explaining the background and origin stories of Saint Brigid, as sourced by historians. Saint Brigid’s Day, 1 February Saint Brigid of Kildare or Brigid of Ireland (c. 451 – 525) is the patroness saint (or 'mother saint')
- [Antisemistism and the Holocaust - A Conversation with Tomi Reichental](https://carlowcollege.ie/antisemistism-and-the-holocaust-a-conversation-with-tomi-reichental/) - A Conversation With Tomi Reichental, Holocaust Survivor In the same week as the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Carlow College was privileged to have Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental speak as part of our public lecture series, about his experience as a nine-year-old boy in the concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen. Interviewed by one of our history lecturers,
- [Carlow College celebrates Athena SWAN Bronze Award for Gender Equality in Higher Education](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-celebrates-athena-swan-bronze-award-for-gender-equality-in-higher-education/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s is delighted to celebrate the achievement of its first Athena SWAN Bronze Award following a successful application in 2021. The Athena SWAN Bronze Award recognises the advancement of gender equality in higher education and follows the submission by Carlow College of a detailed self-assessment of gender equality and a comprehensive four-year
- [Book Launch: A Provincial Death](https://carlowcollege.ie/book-launch-a-provincial-death/) - Dedalus Presents A Provincial Death Carlow College Lecturer in English, Dr Eoghan Smith, will launch his new novel, A Provincial Death, next month at Visual Carlow. Eoghan will be talking and reading from his new novel A Provincial Death. Lyrical and blackly comic, A Provincial Death is a startlingly original meditation on solitude and perseverance, the
- [Carlow College to Host Public Lecture with Holocaust Survivor, Tomi Reichental](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-to-host-public-lecture-with-holocaust-survivor-tomi-reichental/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is excited to host Holocaust survivor, Tomi Reichental, for a public lecture discussing his experience of Antisemitism and the Holocaust on Monday, 24th January 2022. This special lecture will be “a conversation” hosted by Carlow College Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Registrar, Dr Thomas Mc Grath, and will explore Tomi Reichental’s
- [Carlow College graduate named in The Irish Times 50 People to Watch in 2022](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-graduate-named-in-the-irish-times-50-people-to-watch-in-2022/) - Wonderful to see one of our past graduates, Megan Berry, recognised as some of the best new talent in Ireland in The Irish Times 50 People to Watch in 2022. Megan studied Social Care with Carlow College, St Patrick's and has gone on to become an advocate in helping to increase Traveller numbers in education.
- [Carlow College launches Evening Courses for January 2022](https://carlowcollege.ie/january-2022-evening-courses/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has launched its programme of Evening Courses starting in January 2022 – catering to a diverse range of interests. Whether you are looking to study for professional development or for personal interest, evening courses are a great way to explore new ideas, develop new skills and are truly an investment in yourself. The courses, starting in late January 2022, cover
- [Dramatic monologues to be performed by Carlow Little Theatre Society](https://carlowcollege.ie/dramatic-monologues-writer-in-residence/) - KCLR will record a series of dramatic monologues next week with actors from the Carlow Little Theatre Society as a conclusion to the current Writer-in-Residence, Marc-Ivan O'Gorman's, Dramatic Writing course. Having commenced the course in September 2021, students have examined the theory and practice of dramatic writing, focusing on screenwriting and exploring the formal and
- [Journalism Students Interview Public Figures](https://carlowcollege.ie/journalism-course-features-writing/) - Students on the new Higher Diploma in Arts in Journalism and New Media Content course have had special visits by leading public figures in recent weeks as part of the Feature Writing module. Carlow-Kilkenny TD, John McGuinness and Grand National winning Irish jockey, Rachael Blackmore, have made special guest appearances on the course to provide students with a crucial opportunity to develop skills in interviewing
- [Carlow College welcomes new Writer-in-Residence, Marc-Ivan O'Gorman](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-new-writer-in-residence-marc-ivan-ogorman/) - We are delighted to welcome Marc-Ivan O'Gorman as our next writer in residence. In partnership with Carlow County Council, Carlow County Library, and the Arts Council of Ireland, Carlow College, St Patrick's works to deliver the Carlow Writer-in-Residence Programme. Over the last three years we've welcomed to Carlow, and the College, novelists, short story writers, poets,
- [Carlow College to Host One Million Stars Exhibition](https://carlowcollege.ie/one-million-stars-exhibition/) - Carlow College will become the first third-level institution in Ireland to host an exhibition for the One Million Stars project, as part of the 16 Days of Activism running from 25th November – 10th December. One Million Stars Ireland is a community outreach project working with Amber Womens’ Refuge in Kilkenny. Each star represents light,
- [Posthumous publication of Fr Michael McCarthy's book](https://carlowcollege.ie/posthumous-publication-of-fr-michael-mccarthys-book/) - We are pleased to see that Fr Michael McCarthy’s book Like a Tree Cut Back, was posthumously published this year. Fr Michael was invited back to Carlow by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President, to take up the role of the College’s first Poet-in-Residence in the Autumn of 2017. During his time back in Carlow College,
- [Carlow College to host Social Care Ireland Round-Table Discussion](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-hosts-social-care-ireland-round-table-discussion/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's is excited to be hosting a Round-Table Discussion for social care workers, practice educators supervising students on placement, and social care educators in partnership with Social Care Ireland. Social Care Work is now emerging as a profession in its own right. Changes to the regulatory context, impending registration with CORU and
- [Carlow College, St. Patrick’s Welcomes Minister Simon Harris](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-welcomes-minister-simon-harris/) - Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Mr Simon Harris, TD, paid a visit to Carlow College, St. Patrick’s on Monday, 15th November, meeting staff and students, whilst experiencing firsthand the historic and strategically located town centre campus. On arrival, Minister Harris was welcomed to Ireland’s second oldest Higher Education Institution, by
- [Carlow College joins Erasmus Charter in Higher Education (ECHE)](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-joins-erasmus/) - Carlow College is pleased to announce its successful application for the Erasmus Charter in Higher Education (ECHE). The review panel for the application noted that ‘this Charter will allow Carlow College to begin developing strong links with institutions and organisations across Europe to promote both staff and student mobility.' Erasmus+ is the EU Programme for
- [First Students Embark on Journalism and New Media Course](https://carlowcollege.ie/first-students-embark-on-journalism-and-new-media-course/) - First Students Embark on Carlow’s New Journalism and New Media Course The first cohort of students officially commenced an exciting new Journalism and New Media course this week. The unique level 8 major award of Higher Diploma in Arts in Journalism and New Media Content is being jointly delivered by Institute of Technology Carlow and Carlow College to
- [Carlow College remembers Rohingya victims of Genocide](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-remembers-rohingya-victims-of-genocide/) - The Rohingya Flag was raised on the college grounds in remembrance of the thousands of Rohingya who lost their lives in the genocidal campaign in Myanmar in 2017 on Rohingya Remembrance Day on Wednesday August 25th. Carlow College have a strong relationship with the 80 Rohingya UNHCR refugees who arrived in Carlow over 10 years
- [Arnold Thomas Fanning announced as the latest Carlow Writer in Residence](https://carlowcollege.ie/arnold-thomas-fanning-announced-as-the-latest-carlow-writer-in-residence/) - We are pleased to announce the arrival of the new Carlow Writer-in- Residence, Arnold Thomas Fanning, a short story and memoir writer. The Carlow Writer in Residence Programme is brought to you courtesy of the Arts Office in Carlow County Council in partnership with Carlow College/St Patrick’s, Carlow County Library, and the Arts Council of
- [Dr. Teresa Mulhern guest speaker at the Tizard Centre](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-teresa-mulhern-guest-speaker-at-the-tizard-centre/) - On Wednesday 26th of May, Dr. Teresa Mulhern was the guest speaker at the Tizard Centre at the University of Kent, where she spoke on the subject of Relational Frame Theory. RFT is Dr Teresa's research specialism. Relational Frame Theory is a behavioural conceptualisation of how language and cognition develop. It considers these repertoires to be patterns of behaviour which
- [Conference: The Diaspora and the Irish Revolution, 1916-1923](https://carlowcollege.ie/conference-the-diaspora-and-the-irish-revolution-1916-1923/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s Research Hub is pleased to host a one-day conference on the theme of ‘The Diaspora and the Irish Revolution, 1916-1923’ which will take place on Friday, 11 June 2021 virtually via Zoom. As the Decade of Centenaries draws to a close, it is fitting to consider the role played by the
- [Gender and Race in Higher Education Symposium by Carlow College & IT Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/gender-and-race-in-higher-education-symposium-by-carlow-college-it-carlow/) - Gender and Race in Higher Education: Good practice and competing inequalities Tue, 25 May 2021, 14:00 – 16:00 This is a collaborative project between Carlow College, St. Patrick's and Institute of Technology Carlow - A symposium on Gender and Race in Higher Education: Good practice and competing inequalities. This will be followed by the launch
- [Congratulations to Dr Candice Condon on receiving a Teaching Hero Award](https://carlowcollege.ie/congratulations-to-dr-candice-condon-on-receiving-a-teaching-hero-award/) - A huge congratulations to our Psychology Lecturer Dr Candice Condon who has received a Teaching Hero Award, as part of the 2020 student-led Teaching Hero awards by The National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning and the Union of Students in Ireland. This award is a credit to Dr Candice Condon's hard work
- [Student Literary Awards Shortlist Announced](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-literary-awards-shortlist-announced/) - Congratulations to all students who were shortlisted for their prose and poetry pieces for the 2021 Student Literary Awards. Poetry Short List: Ann Marie Dunne: ‘Saoirse’, ‘Barrow Boating’, ‘On Seeing the ‘Weeping Woman’ (after Picasso)’ Brenda Whelan: ‘Old Walt Whitman’, ‘This Room in Walden’, ‘The Messenger’ Bryan Curley: ‘Art Room’, ‘The Field’ Emma Louise O’Brien
- [Carlow College announce long list for Monday night's Student Literary Awards & Creative Writing Showcase](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-announce-long-list-for-monday-nights-student-literary-awards-creative-writing-showcase/) - In anticipation of our annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase next Monday 19th April we release the long list of poetry and prose. Congratulations to all students who entered their works of writing. If you haven't yet registered you can still do so by booking through Eventbrite here. Poetry Long List: Ann Marie Dunne:
- [Tomi Reichental, Holocaust Survivor speaks to Carlow College students](https://carlowcollege.ie/tomi-reichental-holocaust-survivor-speaks-to-carlow-college-students/) - Students on the third and fourth year module on ‘History: Memory and Commemoration’ were delighted to have the opportunity to discuss the Holocaust with Tomi Reichental, a Holocaust survivor. Tomi gave an hour and a half of his time and answered all questions put to him about his personal experiences of the Nazis and the
- [Dr Candice Condon nominated for a Teaching Hero Award](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-candice-condon-nominated-for-a-teaching-hero-award/) - Our Psychology Lecturer Dr Candice Condon has been nominated as a Teaching Hero as part of the 2020 student-led Teaching Hero awards by The National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning and the Union of Students in Ireland. The Awards are organised by the National Forum in collaboration with the Union of Students
- [Join us as Carlow College celebrates its Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase](https://carlowcollege.ie/join-us-as-carlow-college-celebrates-its-annual-literary-awards-and-creative-writing-showcase/) - For over a decade, the Annual Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase has been a highlight in Carlow College, St. Patrick’s calendar. This year is no exception, and we are honoured to have distinguished Belfast poet Michael Longley present our literary awards. Bringing together the entire College community – first year to fourth year, humanities
- [Watch our Virtual Lunchtime Session 'How I Made History My Career'](https://carlowcollege.ie/watch-our-virtual-lunchtime-session-how-i-made-history-my-career/) - On March 24th we hosted a virtual live lunchtime session with Finbar Dwyer from the Irish History Podcast on 'How I Made History My Career'. Our English & History Programme Director Dr Simon Workman talked to Finbar in this hour long session about how he has developed a career as an historian by utilising new
- [Call for Papers for 'The Diaspora and Irish Revolution, 1916-1923' Conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/call-for-papers-for-the-diaspora-and-irish-revolution-1916-1923-conference/) - CfP: ‘The Diaspora and the Irish Revolution, 1916-1923’ Carlow College, St Patrick’s 11 June 2021 Carlow College, St Patrick’s invites papers and panel proposals from a range of disciplinary perspectives on the theme of ‘The Diaspora and the Irish Revolution, 1916-1923’ for a virtual one-day conference being held on 11 June 2021. As the Decade
- [Carlow College, St.Patrick's Celebrate International Women's Day 2021](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-celebrate-international-womens-day-2021/) - IWD 2021 campaign theme: #ChooseToChallenge A challenged world is an alert world. Individually, we're all responsible for our own thoughts and actions - all day, every day. We can all choose to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. We can all choose to seek out and celebrate women's achievements. Collectively, we can all help
- [The Coronavirus Crisis: a humanities perspective by Dr Ida Milne](https://carlowcollege.ie/the-coronavirus-crisis-a-humanities-perspective-by-dr-ida-milne/) - Our European History Lecturer Dr Ida Milne today wrote a blog post for the Irish Humanities Alliance on 'The Coronavirus Crisis: a humanities perspective' reflecting on the useful work humanities scholars have done on similar crises, and will in the future on this one. Can work on past epidemics help medical workers, governments and society
- [Flu epidemic of 1918 warns us of coronavirus risk to frontline workers by Dr Ida Milne](https://carlowcollege.ie/flu-epidemic-of-1918-warns-us-of-coronavirus-risk-to-frontline-workers-by-dr-ida-milne/) - This article was written for the Irish Times by our European History Lecturer Dr Ida Milne. Rite&Reason: Social distancing can help us all protect our clergy, police and health workers Priests visiting the sick and dying are effectively frontline workers in epidemics, and are more likely to catch the disease and even die themselves. Several
- [Dr Ida Milne features on BBC Radio 4 Documentary 'Pandemic 1918'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-features-on-bbc-radio-4-documentary-pandemic-1918/) - As the coronavirus affects the whole world, leading virologist Professor John Oxford presents a three part series on the origin, spread and reaction to the Pandemic that devastated much of the planet just over 100 years ago. The so-called Spanish flu of 1918/19 is estimated to have killed more than 50 million of the 500
- [College President congratulates past students on their recent election success](https://carlowcollege.ie/college-president-congratulates-past-students-on-their-recent-election-success/) - Fr. Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, President, Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, is pleased to congratulate past students, Cllr John Cassin and Cllr Adrienne Wallace on their success in the local elections for Carlow County Council held on 25thMay 2019. Cllr Cassin was re-elected as an Independent and Cllr Wallace was elected as a People Before Profit candidate.
- [Carlow College, St. Patrick’s announce 2021 Student Literary Awards with distinguished Poet Michael Longley](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-announce-2021-student-literary-awards-with-distinguished-poet-michael-longley/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's are delighted to have distinguished poet Michael Longley present their annual Literary Awards for 2021. A native of Belfast, Michael Longley has received many awards for his poetry; the Whitbread Prize, the T.S. Eliot Prize, and the Griffin Prize. He has been awarded the Queen's Medal for Poetry (2001), and he
- [Songwriter Mick Hanly announced as the new Carlow Writer-in-Residence](https://carlowcollege.ie/songwriter-mick-hanly-announced-as-the-new-carlow-writer-in-residence/) - The new Carlow Writer-in-Residence this term is songwriter Mick Hanly. The Carlow County Council Writer-in-Residence Programme managed by the Carlow County Council Arts Office in partnership with Carlow College, St. Patrick's, Carlow Library Services, and the Arts Council of Ireland is now in its third year and has seen world class writers work with the local
- [Dr Elaine Callinan on Bookline, Liffeysound FM](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-on-bookline-liffeysound-fm/) - On Sunday 24th January Dr Elaine Callinan was on Bookline on Liffeysound FM chatting about her love of history, how she came about her career in history and all about her latest book 'Electioneering and Propaganda in Ireland, 1917-21: Votes, Violence and Victory'. Elaine talks to host Teresa all about that period in Irish History
- [Political Rivalry: Votes, Violence & Victory Webinar](https://carlowcollege.ie/political-rivalry-votes-violence-victory-webinar/) - If you missed our live event, not to worry you can look back on our 'Political Rivalry: Votes, Violence and Victory' webinar here. This exciting interview with Dr Elaine Callinan by Dr Ciaran Wallace took place on Friday 27th November to celebrate the launch of Elaine's book Electioneering and Propaganda in Ireland, 1917–21: Votes, Violence.
- [Dr Ida Milne on The Tonight Show with Matt Cooper](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-on-the-tonight-show-with-matt-cooper/) - Our European History Lecturer Dr Ida Milne was on The Tonight Show on Virgin Media One chatting to Matt Cooper on Tuesday 24th November about the history of pandemics and what history tells us about going back to the way things were after a pandemic has passed. Dr Milne talks about how pandemics such as
- [Dr Candice Condon on RTE Radio One Liveline](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-candice-condon-on-rte-radio-one-liveline/) - Dr Candice Condon, Psychology Lecturer here at Carlow College, St. Patrick's was on RTE Radio One's Liveline on Tuesday afternoon 24th November, 2020. Dr Condon spoke to Joe Duffy about the huge impact Covid-19 is having on children's mental health. "This is our third wave of Covid now, the mental health of the Irish people,
- [Message from President Michael D. Higgins for Carlow College Conferring 2020 Friday, 20th November, 2020](https://carlowcollege.ie/message-from-president-michael-d-higgins-for-carlow-college-conferring-2020-friday-20th-november-2020/) - "May I thank Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, President of Carlow College, for giving me the opportunity of sending my warmest congratulations to all the graduands of Carlow College on whom their hard-earned degrees are to be conferred. Comhghairdeas libh. May I also congratulate the staff and, of course, the families of all the students whose
- [Mother-Daughter Duo Graduate Together](https://carlowcollege.ie/mother-daughter-duo-graduate-together/) - Among the Carlow College, St. Patrick’s students receiving their degrees in a virtual conferring ceremony today Friday 20th November 2020, is mother-daughter pair: Debbie and Andrea Kearney, who will mark the end to a long, but very fulfilling 4 year journey. The mother and daughter graduate with Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Applied Social Studies (Professional
- [Political Rivalry: Votes, Violence and Victory Free Online Interview with Dr Elaine Callinan](https://carlowcollege.ie/political-rivalry-votes-violence-and-victory-free-online-interview-with-dr-elaine-callinan/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's Research Hub invite you to an interview with Dr Elaine Callinan by Dr Ciaran Wallace (Trinity College Dublin and Irish Historical Society Secretary) to mark the publication of Electioneering and Propaganda in Ireland, 1917–21: Votes, Violence and Victory. This free online event takes place on Friday 27th November at 3pm. This
- [Dr Elaine Callinan publishes her book 'Electioneering and Propaganda in Ireland, 1917-21. Votes, Violence and Victory'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-publishes-her-book-electioneering-and-propaganda-in-ireland-1917-21-votes-violence-and-victory/) - Our Modern Irish History Lecturer Dr Elaine Callinan has published her book 'Electioneering and Propaganda in Ireland, 1917-21. Votes, Violence and Victory'. This book provides an illuminating and unique analysis of the political rivalry between all the major parties during Ireland’s revolutionary years. Politicians, propagandists and their voluntary supporters instigated forceful election campaigns to promote
- [Royal Irish Academy online conversation series, 'Perspectives and Pathways in a time of Crisis'](https://carlowcollege.ie/royal-irish-academy-online-conversation-series-perspectives-and-pathways-in-a-time-of-crisis/) - Conversation 5 of the Royal Irish Academy online conversation series, 'Perspectives and Pathways in a time of Crisis'. Learning from pandemics: a century of experience This webinar explores historical lessons from major episodes of infectious disease during the past century. What can we learn from the flu pandemic of 1918–19, SARS, Ebola, and other crises,
- [Dr Ida Milne to speak as part of the Dublin Festival of History](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-to-speak-as-part-of-the-dublin-festival-of-history/) - Dr Ida Milne will speak on 'Influenza, War and Revolution in Ireland, 1918-19' online on Wednesday 23 September at 7pm as part of the Dublin Festival of History. Dr Milne will be talking with Sarah-Anne Buckley about the 1918-19 influenza epidemic, which killed more than 50 million people, and infected between one fifth and half
- [Carlow Arts Office announces new Writer in Residence 'Fiach Moriarty'](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-arts-office-announces-new-writer-in-residence-fiach-moriarty/) - The Carlow Writer-in-Residence Programme is lead and managed through the Arts Office of Carlow County Council in partnership with The Arts Council of Ireland, Carlow College/St. Patrick’s, and Carlow County Library Services. Over a three year period Carlow has seen leading Irish Writers working with both emerging and established Carlow writers. Over the last few
- [Dr Ida Milne to speak at the Galway International Arts Festival](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-to-speak-at-the-galway-international-arts-festival/) - Our European History Lecturer Dr Ida Milne and Fergal Bowers join Dr Catriona Clear virtually this Saturday 5th September at 10am to talk about 'Pandemic Reflections 1: The Spanish Flu' as part of the Galway International Arts Festival. Ida will talk about the Spanish Flu and how the world experienced something similar to what is
- [Dr Noel Kavanagh chats to Dr James W. Hoctor on his podcast 'The Hut near the Bog'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-noel-kavanagh-chats-to-dr-james-w-hoctor-on-his-podcast-the-hut-near-the-bog/) - In this latest episode of his 'The Hut near the Bog' podcast Dr James Hoctor, a past graduate of Carlow College, St. Patrick's speaks to our very own Dr Noel Kavanagh. Noel tells us how a packet of peanuts led to his decision to quit his job as a truck driver and instead pursue a
- [Update for Incoming First Year Students](https://carlowcollege.ie/update-for-incoming-first-year-students/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's is committed to looking after the health, well-being and academic development of all our incoming students. We know how important it is for you to have some clarity about what to expect in the next academic year. Please remember that we may be required to change these plans in response to
- [Congratulations to our Scholarship Recipients](https://carlowcollege.ie/congratulations-to-our-scholarship-recipients/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s is pleased to congratulate students on their recent scholarship awards. Students from Carlow, Laois, Kildare and Wexford received awards under the categories of ‘Academic Achievement Entrance Scholarship’ and ‘Mature Student Entrance Scholarship’ with ten students across all degree programmes being honoured. In congratulating the students Dr Thomas Mc Grath, Vice President
- [Dr Ida Milne on Manchester University Press Armchair Series](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-on-manchester-university-press-armchair-series/) - Dr Ida Milne featured on Manchester University Press Armchair Series recently talking about her book 'Stacking the Coffins: Influenza, war and revolution in Ireland, 1918–19'. Dr Milne tells how it impacted on Ireland, during a time of war and revolution. But the stories she tells of the harrowing impact on families, and of medicine's desperate search
- [Dr Elaine Callinan talks about our current political situation with Eimear Ni Bhraonáin on KCLR Live](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-talks-about-our-current-political-situation-with-eimear-ni-bhraonain-on-kclr-live/) - Dr Elaine Callinan talks to Eimear Ni Bhraonáin on KCLR Live about the current political situation our country is facing and how it is similar to crisis faced by us in the past. Looking at it from a historical point of view and how the General Election from 100 years ago changed the course of
- [Dr Ida Milne on Nationwide](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-on-nationwide/) - Dr Ida Milne appeared on RTE's Nationwide on Friday 3rd April talking about her book 'Stacking the Coffins' and how the 1918 Spanish Flu affected Ireland in it's three waves and the effects on the Irish population at the time. Ida explains why the 1918-1919 influenza outbreak got it's name the 'Spanish Flu' due to lack
- [Tackling Covid-19: What we can learn from the 1918 Spanish flu? by Dr Ida Milne](https://carlowcollege.ie/tackling-covid-19-what-we-can-learn-from-the-1918-spanish-flu-by-dr-ida-milne/) - Dr Ida Milne is a European History Lecturer here at Carlow College, St. Patrick's and a social historian whose research specialises in the history of infectious disease in the 19th and 20th centuries. Here Dr Milne writes a piece for the Irish Examiner 'What we can learn from the 1918 Spanish Flu?' People consistently make a comparison:
- [Public Lecture: 'How I Made History My Career? by Finbar Dwyer of the Irish History Podcast](https://carlowcollege.ie/how-i-made-history-my-career-by-finnbar-dwyer-of-the-irish-history-podcast/) - How I made history my career?’ By Finbar Dwyer of the Irish History Podcast Wednesday 18th March 12pm - 1pm Carlow College, St. Patrick's How do we understand and communicate history in the 21st century? What opportunities do new media technologies offer? Discover how the creator of the Irish History podcast developed a programme that has attracted
- [Launch of ‘Human Rights, Our world- Our stories, Women’s Narratives, from Global to Local’](https://carlowcollege.ie/launch-of-human-rights-our-world-our-stories-womens-narratives-from-global-to-local/) - The launch of ‘Human Rights, Our world - Our stories, Women’s Narratives, from Global to Local' booklet takes place Friday March 6th at 11.30 am in Cobden Hall, Carlow College, St. Patrick's. The project has been funded by the IHREC and involved Carlow College, St Patrick’s, Carlow Institute of Further Education and Training and St Catherine’s
- [International Women's Day 2020 Festival of Events](https://carlowcollege.ie/international-womens-day-2020-festival-of-events/)
- [Should I Eat Meat? Public Lecture](https://carlowcollege.ie/should-i-eat-meat-public-lecture/) - Should I eat meat? Learning to explore, form and express moral judgements (without shouting, slamming the door or throwing things!) Public Lecture. Monday 02 March 1.45pm. This lecture will explore the moral issue of whether it is right or wrong to eat meat. We will look at what different philosophers have said on the matter
- [Dr Ida Milne named one of Choice Reviews’ Outstanding Academic Titles of 2019](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-named-one-of-choice-reviews-outstanding-academic-titles-of-2019/) - Dr Ida Milne’s book, Stacking the Coffins, has been named one of Choice Reviews’ Outstanding Academic Titles of 2019. Choice Reviews, a division of the American Library Association, reviews 6,000 academic works each year to help academic librarians make purchasing decisions, and about ten per cent of these make the annual OAT list, published in
- [College staff and students are calling for a review of the deportation case of one of our students](https://carlowcollege.ie/college-staff-and-students-are-calling-for-a-review-of-the-deportation-case-one-of-our-students/) - The staff and students of Carlow College, St Patrick’s are calling on the Minister for Justice, Charlie Flanagan to review the deportation case of Michael Usiku. Allowing him complete his degree in Social, Political and Community studies with us. Michael’s experience of pursuing an education in Ireland since 2014 has been expensive, frustrating, and personally
- [Public Lecture: 'Find Your Voice: A Guide to Writing a Short Story Public Lecture'](https://carlowcollege.ie/find-your-voice-a-guide-to-writing-a-short-story-public-lecture/) - Creative Writing is a dynamic and exciting subject here at Carlow College, St. Patrick's. Writer in Residence Colm Keegan and English Lecturer Dr Derek Coyle will present a public lecture on: Find Your Voice: A Guide to Writing a Short Story on Monday 25 November at 1.45pm in John England Hall at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s. This event
- [CONFERENCE Ireland 2019: Voices from Direct  Provision & the State that we are in](https://carlowcollege.ie/conference-2019-ireland-2019-voices-from-direct-provision-the-state-that-we-are-in/) - The direct provision and dispersal system was introduced in 1999 as a temporary regional measure, but remains in Ireland as a national scheme. Today, asylum seekers spend years in conditions which have been criticised internationally as a “severe violation of human rights”. This conference provides an opportunity to learn about the State’s asylum system from
- [Free Public Lecture: The St. Willibrord Biennial Lecture](https://carlowcollege.ie/free-public-lecture-the-st-willibrord-biennial-lecture/) - Carlow County Museum are running a Free Public Lecture on Thursday 7th November at 7pm in St. Laserians' Cathedral Old Leighlin, Carlow. The lecture celebrates the Feast of St. Willibrord, Patron Saint of Luxembourg, First Apostle of the Netherlands, and his County Carlow Connection.
- [Dr Elaine Callinan & Dr Ida Milne Present a Public Lecture](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-dr-ida-milne-present-a-public-lecture/) - Dr Elaine Callinan & Dr Ida Milne, Lecturers in Irish and European History, will speak on: Ireland and Europe, 1918-1920: World War I, Versailles Peace Treaty, and Partition on Monday 11 November at 1.45pm in Cobden Hall at Carlow College, St. Patrick's. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required.
- [Royal Irish Academy of Music Performance of 'This Be the Sound'](https://carlowcollege.ie/royal-irish-academy-of-music-performance/) - Dr Derek Coyle recently attended a performance in the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin. The evening featured two world premieres by leading Irish composers, John McLachlan and Frank Corcoran. All of the music was for flute and piano, with Emma Coulthard on flute and David Adams on piano. Dr Coyle was there as
- [Carlow Higher Education Institutions welcome Ministers’ announcement](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-higher-education-institutions-welcome-ministers-announcement/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s and Institute of Technology Carlow welcome the announcement todayby Minister for Education and Skills, Joe McHugh T.D. and Minister of State with responsibility for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D., of funding for their collaborative consolidation project. This funding is allocated on foot of an application madeunder the Higher Education Authority
- [Public lecture 'Coping and Resilience in your life: The latest insights from Psychology'](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-coping-and-resilience-in-your-life-the-latest-insights-from-psychology/) - The first Public Lecture of the new semester ‘Coping and Resilience in your life: The latest insights from Psychology’ will be presented by two of our psychologists. Dr Candice Condon and Dr Susan Ni Chuileann. This joint lecture takes place on Monday, 7 October 2019, from 1.45-3pm in Cobden Hall at Carlow College, St. Patrick's. The
- [Dublin launch of  Dr Derek Coyle’s Reading John Ashbery in Costa Coffee, Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/dublin-launch-of-dr-derek-coyles-reading-john-ashbery-in-costa-coffee-carlow/) - Dublin based poet Breda Wall Ryan launched Dr Derek Coyle’s poetry collection ‘Reading John Ashbery in Costa Coffee, Carlow’ in Dublin’s Books Upstairs, a well-known book shop on the poetry circuit, on Sunday the 22nd of September. Some old friends and graduates of Carlow College, St Patrick’s arrived in for the occasion. The award winning
- [Carlow College welcomes our new Writer in Residence Colm Keegan](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-welcomes-our-new-writer-in-residence-colm-keegan/) - Following on from a successful year of writing last year under the guidance of the Carlow writers in residence, Peter Murphy, Oonagh Kearney, Darren Donohue, this term we are happy to welcome Colm Keegan as our writer in residence for the Autumn term 2019! Colm is a writer and poet from Dublin, Ireland. He has been
- [International Rohingya Remembrance Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/international-rohingya-remembrance-day/) - The thousands of Rohingya who lost their lives in the genocidal campaign in Myanmar in 2017 were commemorated in the grounds of Carlow College, St. Patrick's on Rohingya Remembrance Day on Sunday August 25. Carlow College have a strong relationship with the 80 Rohingya UNHCR refugees who arrived in Carlow 10 years ago. Carlow College
- [Final year student embarks on poetic tour of Illinois](https://carlowcollege.ie/final-year-student-embarks-on-poetic-tour-of-illinois/) - Final year Arts & Humanities student of Carlow College, St Patrick’s, Clifton Redmond embarked on a recent poetic tour of Illinois facilitated by partnership colleges of Carlow College, St Patrick’s, members of the Illinois Consortium in the heart of America’s mid-west. A mature student at the College, Clifton has taken all of the Creative Writing
- [Carlow College, St Patrick’s announces new scholarships](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-st-patricks-announces-new-scholarships/) - From September 2019 Carlow College, St Patrick’s will have a number of scholarships available to both new and current students across all programmes with a total value of €12,500 per year. The scholarship will include: An Academic Achievement Entrance Scholarship A Mature Student Entrance Scholarship A Progression Scholarship At Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, our philosophy
- [Writer-in-Residence Darren Donohue publishes two poems in The Irish Times](https://carlowcollege.ie/writer-in-residence-darren-donohue-publishes-two-poems-in-the-irish-times/) - We are delighted to see Carlow's Writer-in-Residence Darren Donohue publish two poems Seagulls and Prayer in The Irish Times. Darren is an award-winning playwright and poet originally from Newbridge, Co. Kildare. He took up his residency here in Carlow College, St. Patrick's in May and host's the College’s ‘Writing Room’ initiative (a dedicated drop-in writing
- [Carlow College, St. Patrick's proud to host the 2019 Carlow Arts Festival](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-proud-to-host-the-2019-carlow-arts-festival/) - This coming June the Carlow Arts Festival will celebrate its 40th anniversary and yet again they have presented a programme of events that surpasses all expectations. Here at Carlow College, St. Patrick's we are delighted to host the festival again on our campus grounds. This year the programme features the Max Richter’s Sleep which has already been
- [Dr Ida Milne speaks at President's Seminar 'Commemorating The Great Flu Epidemic of 1918-1919'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-speaks-at-presidents-seminar-commemorating-the-great-flu-epidemic-of-1918-1919/) - President Michael D. Higgins hosted a seminar entitled 'Commemorating The Great Flu of 1918-1919' on May 31st in Áras an Uachtaráin. The 1918-1919 flu epidemic infected an estimated 500 million people worldwide - some 800,000 in Ireland - and killed 3-5% of the world’s population. The epidemic is estimated to have killed 23,000 people in Ireland, only slightly less
- [P4C tailored training invokes new way of thinking with attendees](https://carlowcollege.ie/p4c-tailored-training-invokes-new-way-of-thinking-with-attendees/) - Thursday 30th and Friday 31st May saw a group of mainly second level teachers engage in P4C training here at Carlow College, St. Patrick's. Feedback from the participants has been extremely positive. This exciting pedagogy is becoming increasingly popular and the introduction of the philosophy short course on the junior cycle has seen this only
- [Dr Noel Kavanagh talks about the benefits of P4C on KCLR](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-noel-kavanagh-talks-about-the-benefits-of-p4c-on-kclr/) - Dr Noel Kavanagh and two students Ciel and Sophie from Tyndall College Carlow talked to Sue Nunn about the Philosophy for Children (P4C) course. Noel explained the P4C methodology for young people is to experience rational and reasonable dialogue about things that matter to them and their teachers. All participants work together in a ‘community of enquiry’.
- [Carlow College Welcome Our New Writer-in-Residence Darren Donohue](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-welcome-our-new-writer-in-residence-darren-donohue/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s welcome our new writer-in-residence, poet and playwright Darren Donohue. He will continue with the College's ongoing 'Writing Room' initiative (a dedicated drop-in writing space taking place once a week) from 1-3pm every Wednesday until August in the George Bernard Shaw room of Carlow Town Library on Tullow Street. The first hour is a
- [Dr Derek Coyle to read at an Evening of Irish LGBTQ+ Poets](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-derek-coyle-to-read-at-an-evening-of-irish-lgbtq-poets/) - Dr Derek Coyle, Lecturer in English and Creative Writing at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s is participating in a reading and discussion as part of the LGBTQ+ panel in the Dublin International Literature Festival this Sunday 19th May. It is all happening in the Liquor Rooms at 5.30. He will be reading with fellow poets Mark Ward, Annemarie Ní
- [Empowering young women through 'Girls take over' initiative](https://carlowcollege.ie/girls-take-over-2/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's took part in the Girls Take Over Initiative organised by Carlow Development Partnership last week. This was the second round of Girls Take Over in Carlow and the second time the College took part in this inspiring program. The key objective of this initiative is to empower young women through shadowing role
- [Sharing Writing as a Visual Choreography](https://carlowcollege.ie/sharing-writing-as-a-visual-choreography/) - Oonagh Kearney, the Carlow Writer in Residence, got her troupe of writers to present new work generated in the Carlow College, St Patrick’s ‘Writing Room’ over her four month residency during the Sharing Writing as a Visual Choreography event on Wednesday 8th May. The work was given a dramatic delivery in the grounds of Carlow
- [Friendship Soccer Match Hosted by Carlow College, St Patrick's](https://carlowcollege.ie/friendship-soccer-match-hosted-by-carlow-college-st-patricks/) - Carlow College, St Patrick's played host to a cross cultural soccer game on Saturday May 4th. The 'Belfast Carlow Rohingya Friendship Match' was an opportunity for the visiting team from Belfast and the Rohingya Community in Carlow to come together in a spirit of solidarity and friendship. Before kick-off there was a minute’s silence to
- [Book launch ‘Reading John Ashbery in Costa Coffee, Carlow’, a book of original poems](https://carlowcollege.ie/book-launch-reading-john-ashbery-in-costa-coffee-carlow-a-book-of-original-poems/) - The launch of Reading John Ashbery in Costa Coffee, Carlow, took place in Carlow College, St Patrick’s on Wednesday 10 April. The book of original poems by Dr Derek Coyle was officially launched by Peter Murphy, Novelist and former artist in residence at the College. Referring to the book Peter Murphy commented ‘in this collection of
- [Public Lecture: Reclaiming Representation: Contemporary Native American Poetry and Music](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-reclaiming-representation-contemporary-native-american-poetry-and-music/) - Monday 15th April, 13:45 - 15:00 In what will be the final public lecture of the current semester, visiting US Faculty Member, Professor Deborah Adelman will speak on ‘Reclaiming Representation: Contemporary native American Poetry and Music’. This presentation will focus on contemporary Native American poets and musicians whose work counters and talks back to the
- [Public Lecture by Leading US Scholar, Irish Americans in the first Parliament of Religions](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-by-leading-us-scholar/) - We look forward to welcoming Leo D. Lefebure of Georgetown University who will give a public lecture titled 'Interreligious dialogue with Muslims, Jews, Hindus and Buddhists: Challenges and Opportunities' Taking place on Monday 8th April at 1.45pm the lecture will discuss the pioneering leadership of Irish Americans in the first Parliament of Religions and the
- [Recycling Workshop with Dee Sewell](https://carlowcollege.ie/recycling-workshop-with-dee-sewell/) - Recycling Workshop with Dee Sewell Wednesday April 10th, 12.30 - 1.30 pm, Dining Halll, Carlow College, St. Patrick's What should go into your recycling bin? Can you recycle mixed cardboard and plastic packages? Come find out! Dee Sewell is a VOICE Ireland Recycling Ambassador and founder of Greenside Up. She designs social food gardens and
- [Dr Derek Coyle attends London Launch of poetry journal 'The North'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-derek-coyle-attends-london-launch-of-poetry-journal-the-north/) - Dr Derek Coyle of Carlow College, St Patrick’s recently attended the London launch of the distinguished poetry journal ‘The North’. This long standing journal from the north of England has dedicated its most recent issue to Irish poetry. Edited by the able pair of Nessa O’Mahoney and Jane Clarke, this featured Derek’s poem ‘Out for
- [What is love? Radio Documentary](https://carlowcollege.ie/what-is-love-radio-documentary/) - Lecturer in Philosophy, Dr Noel Kavanagh recently took part in a radio documentary asking 'What is love?'. Listen to the full documentary on KCLR96fm.com
- [Food Matters: Developing environmental literacy through the study of food](https://carlowcollege.ie/food-matters-developing-environmental-literacy-through-the-study-of-food/) - A public lecture with Deborah Adelman and Shamili Aigaonkar. Wednesday March 27th, 1-2pm, Therry Hall, Carlow College, St. Patrick's These two professors from the College of DuPage, Illonois, USA, will discuss how they combine the insights of the humanities and the natural sciences in their interdisciplinary classroom (environmental biology and film studies) to develop critical literacy
- [Public Lecture: The first rough draft of history: is journalism in crisis?](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-the-first-rough-draft-of-history-is-journalism-in-crisis/) - Wednesday, 27 March at 1pm in Philosophy Hall, Carlow College, St Patrick’s. We look forward to welcoming Seamus Dooley, who will present a public lecture entitled 'The first rough draft of history: is journalism in crisis?' Seamus will bring a wealth of experience to the topic as Assistant General Secretary of the National Union of Journalists, UK and
- [Public Lecture: Irish Publishing in the 21st Century](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-irish-publishing-in-the-21st-century/) - Wednesday, 20 March at 12pm in Philosophy Hall, Carlow College, St Patrick's. We look forward to welcoming Lisa Coen & Sarah Davis-Goff of award winning Tramp Press, publishers of Emilie Pine and Mike McCormack. Sarah Davis-Goff, has also recently published a highly acclaimed novel Last Ones Left Alive, a zombie apocalypse set in Ireland. They will discuss the
- [Rohingya Action Ireland at the UN in Geneva](https://carlowcollege.ie/rohingya-action-ireland-at-the-un-in-geneva/) - On Monday 11 March Stephanie McDermott, Lecturer in Community, Equality & Advocacy Studies and Secretary to Rohingya Action Ireland presented at the UN in Geneva. Stephanie spoke on the role of civil society organisations in the resettlement process of Rohingya Refugees in Carlow in a discussion which was moderated by Hanno Schedler of the Society for
- [Countess Constance Markievicz Commemorated](https://carlowcollege.ie/countess-constance-markievicz-commemorated/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s has strong tradition of celebrating International Women’s Day, this year’s world wide theme is #BalanceforBetter, building a gender-balanced world. One of our events commemorates the achievements of Countess Constance Markievicz. A century ago Countess Markievicz became the first female Cabinet member in the world following her appointment as Minister for Labour. At a
- [An Evening with Oonagh Kearney](https://carlowcollege.ie/an-evening-with-oonagh-kearney/) - Carlow College, St Patrick's is pleased to host a public screening of short films by Oonagh Kearney, Carlow writer-in-residence on Tuesday 12th March at 8.00 p.m . Oonagh will be joined by Dr Derek Coyle, Lecturer in English and Creative Writing at Carlow College, St Patrick’s for a discussion and presentation of a selection of her films.
- [Book Launch: Protestant and Irish](https://carlowcollege.ie/book-launch-protestant-and-irish/) - You are invited to the launch of Protestant and Irish by Dr Martin Mansergh on 12 March at 18.30. A collection of exploratory essays edited by Ian d'Alton and Ida Milne, this book explores perspectives on Protestant history. RSVP
- [Public Lecture on Irish Suburbs and Ghost Estates](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lecture-on-irish-suburbs-and-ghost-estates/) - Lecturers in English here at Carlow College, St Patrick’s, Dr Eoghan Smith and Dr Simon Workman recently published Imagining Irish Suburbia in Literature and Culture, which they both edited. On Monday 4th March Eoghan and Simon presented a public lecture speaking about Irish suburbs through the years and the phenomenon of Ghost Estates to mark
- [Imagining Irish Suburbia in Literature and Culture](https://carlowcollege.ie/imagining-irish-suburbia-in-literature-and-culture/) - Lecturers in English here at Carlow College, St Patrick’s, Eoghan Smith and Simon Workman recently published Imagining Irish Suburbia in Literature and Culture, which they both edited. This collection of critical essays explores the literary and visual cultures of modern Irish suburbia. Suburbia in Irish literature and culture has received relatively little scholarly consideration, and
- [CCSU hold their very first National Council](https://carlowcollege.ie/ccsu-hold-their-very-first-national-council/) - Carlow College Students' Union hosted their very first National Council on Thursday 21st of February here in the College. U.S.I. Officer Board and its Member Organisations were in attendance for a full day of workshops and discussions. In addition to the main business of National Council, there were meetings of working groups, committees and commissions which
- [Carlow College to host Book Fair](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-to-host-book-fair/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s will hold its first Book Fair on Wednesday 27 February from 10am to 7pm. This is a free public event, taking place in the main foyer and corridors of the College
- [Joint seminar between Carlow College, St Patrick's and IT Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/joint-seminar-between-carlow-college-st-patricks-and-it-carlow/) - We are delighted to welcome our colleagues from IT Carlow this morning to take part in a joint seminar entitled 'Understanding Student Anxiety and Building Resilience in the Learning Environment’. The seminar is the first joint event to take place since the recent signing of a Memorandum of Agreement between the two institutions. It is funded
- [Rohingya Action Ireland](https://carlowcollege.ie/rohingya-action-ireland/) - Students and staff from Carlow College with members of the Rohingya Community and Rohingya Action Ireland travelled to Galway on Monday February 11th to urge Galway City Councillors to vote to revoke the Freedom of Galway from Aung San Suu Kyi. The group have been lobbying Galway City Council for two years to have the
- [Historic collaborative agreement for joint higher education and research initiatives](https://carlowcollege.ie/historic-collaborative-agreement-for-joint-higher-education-and-research-initiatives/) - Institute of Technology Carlow and Carlow College, St. Patrick’s sign historic collaborative agreement for joint higher education and research initiatives. The Presidents of Institute of Technology Carlow and Carlow College, St. Patrick’s are delighted to announce the formal signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the aim of strengthening their existing relationship. Carlow town
- [Tree Planting Ceremony](https://carlowcollege.ie/tree-planting-ceremony/) - Stephanie McDermott, lecturer on the Social, Political & Community degree programme, secretary to Rohingya Action Ireland joined with her colleague Fr John McEvoy in commemorating Famine victims in a tree planting ceremony at the Famine graveyard in Carlow on February 6th. The event was organised by AFRI (Action from Ireland), an organisation whose vision is
- [Student Literary Awards 2019](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-literary-awards-2019/) - Building on the awards of previous years, the Carlow College, St Patrick’s Literary Awards 2019 will bring together the entire College community – first year to fourth year, humanities to social care students – to recognise and celebrate the very best of Carlow College, St Patrick’s literary talent. The Awards will gather the College literary
- [Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Project](https://carlowcollege.ie/irish-human-rights-and-equality-commission-project/) - The group taking part in the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission collaborative project between Carlow College, Carlow Institute of Further Education and Training, St Catherine's Family Resource Center and Carlow County Development Partnership met at Carlow College on Friday, February 1st. The project will examine articles of the UN Convention of Human Rights through the
- [Cursed Murphy Versus the Resistance](https://carlowcollege.ie/cursed-murphy-versus-the-resistance/) - Join us in VISUAL this Thursday 24th January for 'Cursed Murphy Versus the Resistance'. As part of the partnership between Carlow County Council Arts Office, County Carlow Library Services and ourselves Peter Cursed Murphy was the most recent writer in residence. Cursed Murphy Versus the Resistance will perform as part of an end-of-residency show that will also feature
- [Annual Dissertation Conference](https://carlowcollege.ie/annual-dissertation-conference/) - Over the past three days all our Stage 4 students delivered engaging, entertaining and enlightening twenty-minute papers and took questions from the floor on their dissertation topics in our annual conference titled: Emerging Voices: Arts and Humanities Colloquium. Some of the topics included: GAA influence on Irish Culture The Personae of David Bowie Inclusion in
- [Foróige Leadership for Life programme at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/foroige-leadership-for-life-programme-at-carlow-college/) - This week transition year students from Tullow Community School, St. Leo’s College and CBS spent four days on campus taking part in the Foróige Leadership for Life programme. The Leadership for Life programme sets out to empower young people to make a positive difference to their community through practical actions and projects. Over the course of the
- [A brief glimpse into the psyche of a complex character during 'The Failing Heart' book launch](https://carlowcollege.ie/a-brief-glimpse-into-the-psyche-of-a-complex-character-during-the-failing-heart-book-launch/) - During last night's book launch of The Failing Heart, Dr Eoghan Smith read a short excerpt from the novel giving the crowd a taster of what to expect from the dark, surreal tale set in Dublin. The novel was launched in VISUAL Carlow by publisher Eric Lane of Dedalus Books. The Failing Heart is the latest novel
- [The POWER project interviews members of the Rohingya Community at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/the-power-project-interviews-members-of-the-rohingya-community-at-carlow-college/) - Sofia Begum with her son Mohammed Ismail and Noor Hasina from the Rohingya community in Carlow are part of a European wide project with KCAT. Members of the Rohingya community told their stories in Carlow College today, interviewed by the project team from KCAT. The project aims to raise awareness of different abilities and promote
- [Launch of novel 'The Failing Heart' by Dr Eoghan Smith on January 16th](https://carlowcollege.ie/launch-of-novel-the-failing-heart-by-dr-eoghan-smith-on-january-16th/) - On January 16th Dr Eoghan Smith will launch his novel 'The Failing Heart' at the VISUAL on campus at 6 p.m. The event is open to the public and all are welcome to attend. The Failing Heart is a dark, surreal tale set in Dublin. Haunted by the death of his mother and the impending
- [Christmas greetings from Carlow College Staff Choir](https://carlowcollege.ie/christmas-greetings/) - Christmas greetings from Carlow College Staff Choir. Please do ring-a-ling-a-ling-ding-dong-ding with family and loved ones over the Christmas period. Le meas, Fr Conn
- [Dr Regina Donlon to launch new book 'German and Irish Immigrants in the Midwestern United States, 1850–1900'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-regina-donlon-to-launch-new-book-german-and-irish-immigrants-in-the-midwestern-united-states-1850-1900/) - Dr Regina Donlon, History Lecturer at Carlow College, St. Patrick's will speak on 'German and Irish Immigrants in the Midwestern United States, 1850–1900' next Monday, 10th December at 1.45pm here at Carlow College. Her book of the same title will be launched on the day by Fr Conn Ó' Maoldhomhnaigh, President of the College. German and
- [Carlow College sign Memorandum of Understanding with VISUAL](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-sign-memorandum-of-understanding-with-visual/) - On Friday 30th November Carlow College, St. Patrick's and VISUAL, Carlow signed a Memorandum of Understanding to formalise and strengthen existing co-operation and collaboration on projects of strategic and practical interest. The partnership is based on the recognition of shared interests and related expertise in the applied and academic fields of the Arts, Humanities and
- [Book launch of The Brigidine Sisters in Ireland, America, Australia and New Zealand 1807-1922](https://carlowcollege.ie/book-launch-of-the-brigidine-sisters-in-ireland-america-australia-and-new-zealand-1807-1922/) - On Monday, December 3rd at 7.30 p.m. Fr Conn Ó' Maoldhomhnaigh will launch a past student Ann Power's recent book 'The Brigidine Sisters in Ireland, America, Australia and New Zealand 1807-1922'. This account of the Brigidines, formally known as the Sisters of St Brigid, expands the current knowledge of the congregation and its mission to
- [Social, Political & Community Studies Students Engage in Interactive Workshops](https://carlowcollege.ie/social-political-community-studies-students-engage-in-interactive-workshops/) - Social, Political & Community Studies Year 2 students have begun a series of interactive workshops working with with artists/community arts projects as part of their degree programme. The first weeks workshop was held in VISUAL with Clare Breen, artist in resident.
- [Launch of the ‘Carlow Domestic Abuse Action Network – Enough is Enough’ campaign](https://carlowcollege.ie/launch-of-the-carlow-domestic-abuse-action-network-enough-is-enough-campaign/) - Students and staff of Carlow College joined with the Garda Siochana, MEND, Barnardos, Forward Steps FRC, Tulsa, Court Services and St Catherine’s Community Centre at the launch of the ‘Carlow Domestic Abuse Action Network – Enough is Enough’ campaign. Speakers addressed the participants in Shamrock Plaza Carlow and spoke about the importance of listening and
- [Hungarian Ambassador to Ireland Visits Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/hungarian-ambassador-to-ireland-visits-carlow-college/) - Hungarian Ambassador to Ireland, His Excellency István Pálffy visited Carlow College today as part of his tour around Carlow. The Ambassador was greeted by Carlow College President Fr Conn Ó' Maoldhomhnaigh and members of staff from departments across the College. During his visit, His Excellency was brought on a tour of the College grounds, where
- [Inaugural Countess Markievicz Award to be presented at 2018 Graduation Ceremony](https://carlowcollege.ie/inaugural-countess-markievicz-award-to-be-presented-at-2018-graduation-ceremony/) - President Fr Conn Ó' Maoldhomhnaigh and Assistant Registrar for Academic Affairs Dr Margaret Murphy announce inaugural Countess Markievicz Award for Academic Excellence. The Award commemorates Constance Markievicz who in 1918 became the first female M.P. elected to the House of Commons in London, and later the first Cabinet Minister in a native Irish government. The story of Constance,
- [Memorandum of Understanding between Carlow College, St Patrick’s and Tyndall College](https://carlowcollege.ie/memorandum-of-understanding-between-carlow-college-st-patricks-and-tyndall-college/) - On Tuesday 20th November the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Carlow College, St Patrick’s and Tyndall College took place on the College campus. The Memorandum of Understanding is to build on current relationships and to enhance co-operation between both institutions. Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, President of Carlow College, St. Patricks and Gerry McGill,
- [‘Girls Take Over’](https://carlowcollege.ie/girls-take-over/) - Today the College took part in the ‘Girls Take Over’ Initiative organised by Carlow Development Partnership. The key objective of this initiative is to encourage girls to take on leadership opportunities in accordance with their interests and career preferences. Ten transition year students from St Leo’s College will be taking part where they will
- [Dr Ida Milne Launches book 'Stacking the Coffins' at Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-launches-book-stacking-the-coffins-at-carlow-college/) - Dr Ida Milne, European History Lecturer at Carlow College launched her book ‘Stacking the Coffins, Influenza, War and Revolution in Ireland, 1918-19’ here at Carlow College on Monday 12th November. The book was launched at this event by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, President of Carlow College. Dr Milne spoke about the book and how it was
- [Dr Eoghan Smith Publishes Novel 'The Failing Heart'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-eoghan-smith-publishes-novel-the-failing-heart/) - Our English Lecturer Dr Eoghan Smith has published his first fictional novel 'The Failing Heart'. The Failing Heart is a dark, surreal tale set in Dublin. Haunted by the death of his mother and the impending birth of his ex-lover's child, a student embarks on an obsessive quest for knowledge. Abandoning his home, running out
- [President announces Peacemaker to Receive Carlow College, St. Patrick’s Inaugural St. Columbanus Medal](https://carlowcollege.ie/president-announces-peacemaker-to-receive-carlow-college-st-patricks-inaugural-st-columbanus-medal/) - President Announcement: I am pleased to announce that Carlow College, St. Patrick’s has awarded its inaugural St. Columbanus Medal to Dr Martin Mansergh, MRIA in recognition of his contribution to the Peace Process in Ireland over many decades in his role as advisor to four Taoisigh on Northern Ireland. In particular, the St. Columbanus Medal
- [Dr Ida Milne Book Launch at Carlow College on November 12th at 1.45pm](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-book-launch-at-carlow-college-on-november-12th-at-1-45pm/) - Carlow College's European History Lecturer Dr Ida Milne will launch her book 'Stacking the Coffins, Influenza, War and Revolution in Ireland, 1918-19' here at Carlow College on Monday 12th November at 1.45pm in Cobden Hall. The book will be launched at this event by Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, President of Carlow College. Copies of the book
- [Dr Elaine Callinan to launch Michael Governy (1852-1924) Book on Tuesday November 6th](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-to-launch-michael-governy-1852-1924-book-on-tuesday-november-6th/) - Carlow College History Lecturer Dr Elaine Callinan will launch a book Michael Governey (1852-1924) by Eugene Carbery on Tuesday 6th November, at 8pm in the Town Hall, Haymarket, Carlow. This book tells the story of Eugene's grandfather Michael and his life in a greatly changing Ireland including the 1916 Easter Rising and its continuing turbulent
- [Dr Margaret Murphy to give public lecture 'From Farm to Table - Agriculture & Diet in Medieval Ireland'](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-margaret-murphy-to-give-public-lecture-from-farm-to-table-agriculture-diet-in-medieval-ireland/) - Lecturer in Medieval History here at Carlow College, St. Patrick's Dr Margaret Murphy will be giving a public lecture 'From Farm to Table - Agriculture & Diet in Medieval Ireland' next Tuesday October 30th at 8.15pm in the Sheraton Hotel, Athlone. The lecture will examine the variety of sources that can be used to reconstruct diet and farming practices in Ireland.
- [Our Story So Far Launch](https://carlowcollege.ie/our-story-so-far-launch/) - Carlow has become an intercultural county, benefiting from a rich tapestry of diverse cultures and traditions. There are at least 40 different nationalities represented here. All of those who have chosen to make Carlow their home have their own very special stories to tell. It is through listening to these stories, understanding these journeys and
- [Dr Ida Milne speaks about the Great Flu Pandemic during conference at Glasnevin Cemetery Museum](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-speaks-about-the-great-flu-pandemic-during-conference-at-glasnevin-cemetery-museum/) - Our European History Lecturer Dr Ida Milne spoke recently about the impact of the Spanish Flu on the Irish population during a conference held in Glasnevin Cemetery Museum in conjunction with the School of Histories and Humanities at Trinity College Dublin on October 23rd. The conference was hosted as part of an exhibition on the Great
- [Dr Ida Milne publishes book on the 1918-19 influenza pandemic in Ireland](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-ida-milne-publishes-book-on-the-1918-19-influenza-pandemic-in-ireland/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's European History lecturer Dr Ida Milne’s book on the 1918-19 influenza pandemic in Ireland, ‘Stacking the Coffins, Influenza, War and Revolution in Ireland, 1918-19', is only the second Irish book to be published on this important topic, which killed 23,000 Irish people and made an estimated 800,000 people ill on the
- [Dr Derek Coyle attends the International Poetry Festival in Sweden](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-derek-coyle-represents-ireland-at-the-international-poetry-festival-in-sweden/) - Dr Derek Coyle, Carlow College, St Patrick’s attended the International Poetry Festival in Jönköping, Sweden, from Thursday the 13th of September until Sunday the 16th. Derek read his poetry at a variety of venues in the city alongside poets from Sweden, Wales, Iraq, Syria, and Colombia. He also delivered a workshop in a local Folk
- [Carlow College awarded first prize in Tidy Towns category](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-awarded-first-prize-in-tidy-towns-category/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick's won first prize in its category in the Tidy Towns awards and was awarded the Douglas Cup. The award is a huge testament to the hard work our Groundskeepers Larry O'Toole and Damien Roche do year round in maintaining the beautiful college grounds. Picture: Fr Conn O'Maoldhomhnaigh presenting the Douglas Cup
- [Fr Conn Accompanies International Students on Field Trip to Glendalough](https://carlowcollege.ie/fr-conn-accompanies-international-students-on-field-trip-to-glendalough/) - As part of their study abroad programme, our International Students take field trips across the country to learn about the history, culture and people of Ireland. Last Saturday our Semester 1 group took a trip to Glendalough, accompanied by the College President Fr Conn O'Maoldhomhnaigh to venture around the historic glacial valley.
- [Carlow College announces writer-in-residence Peter Murphy](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-announces-writer-in-residence-peter-murphy/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s writer-in-residence is Peter Murphy; novelist, short-story writer, spoken word artist, journalist. He is the acclaimed author of ‘John the Revelator’ (London: Faber, 2009) and ‘Shall We Gather at the River’ (London: Faber, 2013), and he is currently working on his next book, a collection of short stories. Peter, during the course
- [Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh leads ‘Symbolic’ Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Ceremony](https://carlowcollege.ie/fr-conn-o-maoldhomhnaigh-leads-symbolic-rohingya-genocide-remembrance-ceremony/) - https://youtu.be/OoX_uP5ryDU Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, the 20th President of Carlow College, St. Patrick’s who is a strong advocate for the Rohingya community, plays a crucial role in the Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day held at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s on August 25. He provided the college ground and led the remembrance ceremony to honour victims and survivors
- [Working with the Rohingya community](https://carlowcollege.ie/working-with-the-rohingya-community/) - As part of our B.A. in Social, Political & Community Studies we link with minority groups, promoting understanding of cultural diversity and developing opportunities for cultural interaction. Students on this degree programme have worked closely with the Rohingya community in Carlow on various projects including a cookbook project and a photographic exhibition titled 'A walk
- [World Conference of Community Development](https://carlowcollege.ie/world-conference-of-community-development/) - Mary Robinson with Mohammed Rafique and Haikal Mansoor at the Rohingya Photo Exhibition at the World Community Development Conference in Maynooth University. With the support of Carlow College St Patrick's, Carlow County Development Partnership and the Teachers Union of Ireland, members of the Rohingya community in Carlow met with Mary Robinson at the World Conference of Community
- [U-Casadh Project](https://carlowcollege.ie/u-casadh-project/) - Links with the community and civil society groups is an integral part of the B.A. in Social, Political & Community Studies. Students on the degree programme have the opportunity to work with community groups and also visit various community projects. One such project was the U-Casadh Project which was established with the Waterford Area Partnership.
- [An Gairdin Beo](https://carlowcollege.ie/an-gairdin-beo/) - Carlow College is proud to be associated with An Gairdin Beo, a community garden in the heart of Carlow town that was created by the people for the people. This two-acre garden is a social, eco-hub for the community where people meet to grow food, socialise, create, and just be at one with nature. The
- [Carlow's Age Friendly County](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlows-age-friendly-county/) - Carlow’s Age Friendly County is an initiative implemented by a number of local organisations, which began in 2011 to work together across all the areas that impact on the quality of life of older people. The programme helps Carlow as a county to be more inclusive and ensure that older people are involved in the
- [Rohingya Remembrance Day at Carlow College Saturday 25th August](https://carlowcollege.ie/rohingya-remembrance-day-at-carlow-college-saturday-25th-august/) - A REMEMBRANCE day in honour of the thousands of Rohingya people who were killed, attacked or displaced in Myanmar (Burma) over the past year will take place this Saturday in Carlow. The Rohingya remembrance day at St Patrick’s College on Saturday 25 August will also be a celebration of Rohingya ethnicity and their resilience in
- [Minister for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor visits Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/minister-for-higher-education-mary-mitchell-oconnor-visits-carlow-college/) - The Minister for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor made a private visit to Carlow College, St Patrick’s on Monday 30th April. The Minister had lunch with Fr Conn Ó Maoldhomhnaigh, College President and had an opportunity to meet with some staff and students of the College followed by a tour of the College campus.
- [Carlow College host Kandle Family Fun Day](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-host-kandle-family-fun-day/) - A free afternoon of fun and family entertainment hosted by Kildare and Leighlin Diocese as we prepare for the World Meeting of Families in August. Join us for music, sport, food and art with plenty to see and do for all ages. Why not invited your wider family circle and bring along a picnic!
- [Fr Conn attends Presentation College Student Council Launch](https://carlowcollege.ie/fr-conn-attends-presentation-college-student-council-launch/) - The pupils at Presentation College, Carlow officially launched their Student Council on March 23rd. The students welcomed special guests, Senator Jennifer Murnane O’Connor, Fr Conn O’Maoldomhnaigh, Chairperson of the Board of Management and Mr Gerry Watchorn, Ceist Co-ordinator. The Student Council was re-established this year with elections from every class, followed by executive officer elections
- [Past Graduate Fr Tommy Conway brings US group from Mississippi to visit Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/past-graduate-fr-tommy-conway-brings-us-group-from-mississippi-to-visit-carlow-college/) - Fr Tommy Conway, a past graduate of Carlow College, visited us here today with a large group from Mississippi as part of their tour around Ireland. Fr Conway added “I left Carlow College in 1986 and have been working in Mississippi for the last 32 years. More recently I have been taking groups from Mississippi
- [Carlow College is proud to host the 2018 Carlow Arts Festival](https://carlowcollege.ie/carlow-college-is-proud-to-host-the-2018-carlow-arts-festival/) - Carlow Arts Festival is the first big Cultural event of Summer 2018. This year's festival is another celebration of the many extraordinary riches the arts has to offer from national and international artists. The Festival HQ returns to Carlow College, St. Patrick’s again this year, where audiences can immerse themselves in artistic adventures over the week-long festival. Carlow Arts Festival marks a special
- [Dr. Elaine Callinan at the Irish Association of Professional Historians Research Night](https://carlowcollege.ie/dr-elaine-callinan-at-the-irish-association-of-professional-historians-research-night/) - Pictured at a recent 'research night' hosted by the Irish Association of Professional Historians at the National Library of Ireland is lecturer in Modern Irish History in Carlow College, St. Patrick's, Dr Elaine Callinan, delivering her paper on Electioneering & Propaganda in Ireland, 1917-1920.
- [Photography Exhibition and launch of ‘Free Rohingya Coalition Ireland’ (FRCI)](https://carlowcollege.ie/photography-exhibition-and-launch-of-free-rohingya-coalition-ireland-frci/) - The Lord Mayor of Dublin Micheal Mac Donncha hosted a photography exhibition on Saturday May 19th at the Mansion House titled ‘A walk through the persecutions of Rohingya in Burma and the situations of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh’. The photographs, taken by Mohammed Rafique, document the persecutions of the Rohingya in Myanmar and the situation
- [Public Seminar on Genocide in Rwanda, Myanmar and Sri Lanka](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-seminar-on-genocide-in-rwanda-myanmar-and-sri-lanka/) - Carlow College, St Patrick’s are pleased to be hosting an important public seminar in an expression of solidarity with the Rohinyga community in Carlow and internationally. This seminar will take place on Tuesday, 10 April 2018, from 6pm-8pm in Cobden Hall. The seminar will focus on the topic of genocide, human rights and international humanitarian

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- [2026 Student Literary Awards](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-literary-awards/) - 2026 Student Literary Awards and Creative Writing ShowcaseCarlow College, St. Patrick’s hosted its annual Student Literary Awards and Creative Writing Showcase on Tuesday, 14th April in VISUAL Carlow. Students from across the College community – first year to fourth year and part-time programmes, entered their work in poetry and prose categories. The winners were announced at
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- [TEDx Carlow College](https://carlowcollege.ie/tedx/) - Carlow College hosted Carlow’s first-ever TEDx event on Wednesday, 25 February, taking place at the GB Shaw Theatre in VISUAL. Under the theme “Rewriting the Narrative”, TEDxCarlow College featured 13 inspiring speakers, each bringing bold ideas and fresh perspectives to the stage.Across the day, audiences heard insights spanning psychology, cultural heritage, poetry and literature, biodiversity
- [Advanced Entry Students](https://carlowcollege.ie/cao-application/qqi-fet-students/advanced-entry-students/) - Advanced Entry at Carlow College allows applicants with relevant prior education to apply directly to full time courses beyond 1st year, without CAO process.
- [Direct Entry](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/direct-entry/) - Direct entry is a pathway onto a college programme which is processed directly by the College.Undergraduate Programmes Not Listed on the CAOCarlow College has entry pathways which are not processed by the CAO for some courses. This pathway are available for the following courses:BA (Hons) in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care) How to Apply
- [Part-Time Students](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/part-time-students/) - Part-time study at Carlow College offers a flexible mode of study across a range of disciplines including arts & humanities.
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- [M.A. (Leadership in Therapeutic Child & Social Care)](https://carlowcollege.ie/postgraduate/ma-leadership-in-therapeutic-child-social-care/) - M.A. (Leadership in Therapeutic Child & Social Care) Level 9 Delivery On-site Duration 2 years Tuition Fees €5,050 per year Start Sept 2026 Award Major Why Study This Course? Support Comprehensive support for personal, professional and academic aspects of learner Therapeutic Focus Strong focus on the therapeutic community model of practice and its application in
- [Certificate in Political Philosophy](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-political-philosophy/) - Study Political Philosophy at Carlow College and explore key thinkers, justice, rights, democracy, and the philosophical ideas that shape political systems
- [Course Template](https://carlowcollege.ie/course-template/) - Explore the Carlow College course template, outlining key course information, learning outcomes, module details, and structure for prospective and current students
- [Taster Days](https://carlowcollege.ie/taster-days/) - Our Taster Days provide an opportunity for prospective students to experience what our CAO courses are all about to make an informed choice.
- [Certificate in Theology through the Creative Arts (Cinema, Literature and Music)](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-theology-through-the-creative-arts-cinema-literature-and-music/) - Explore theological themes through cinema, literature, and music with this Carlow College certificate connecting creative expression and spiritual insight.
- [Certificate in World Religions, Peace and Conflict](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-world-religions-peace-and-conflict/) - Study global religions and their roles in peace, conflict, culture, and dialogue with the Certificate in World Religions, Peace and Conflict at Carlow College
- [Certificate in the Psychology of Gender and Sexuality](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-the-psychology-of-gender-and-sexuality/) - Explore identity, gender, sexuality, and human behaviour through psychological perspectives with the Certificate in the Psychology of Gender and Sexuality at Carlow College
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- [Certificate in Oral History](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-oral-history/) - Learn how to record, preserve, and interpret personal narratives and community stories with the Certificate in Oral History at Carlow College
- [Certificate in Pedagogy for Politics and Society](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-pedagogy-for-politics-and-society/) - Discover effective teaching approaches for Politics and Society with this Carlow College certificate, focused on classroom practice, methodologies, and curriculum skills
- [Certificate in Cyberpsychology](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-cyberpsychology/) - Explore how technology shapes human behaviour with the Certificate in Cyberpsychology at Carlow College, covering online identity, digital wellbeing, and virtual interactions
- [Certificate in Cultural Heritage](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-cultural-heritage/) - Study Ireland’s cultural heritage through history, memory, identity, and preservation practices with the Certificate in Cultural Heritage at Carlow College
- [Certificate in Citizenship, Identity and Belonging](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-citizenship-identity-and-belonging/) - Study citizenship, identity, and belonging at Carlow College, examining culture, community, diversity, and how identity shapes human experience
- [Certificate in Colonialism, Development and Globalisation](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-colonialism-development-and-globalisation/) - Study the forces shaping the modern world with Carlow College’s Certificate in Colonialism, Development and Globalisation, covering power, culture, and global change
- [Certificate in Introduction to Politics](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-introduction-to-politics/) - Explore the fundamentals of political systems, power, governance, and global issues with the Certificate in Introduction to Politics at Carlow College
- [Certificate in International Human Rights](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-international-human-rights/) - Explore global justice, human rights law, and international protections with the Certificate in International Human Rights at Carlow College
- [Certificate in Media Studies and Digital Media Skills](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-media-and-digital-media-skills/) - The Certificate in Media Studies and Digital Media Skills , covers digital content creation, media analysis, communication, and essential online skills
- [Certificate in Contemporary Politics and Public Policy](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-contemporary-politics-and-public-policy/) - Study contemporary politics and public policy at Carlow College and gain insights into political systems, policy-making processes, and current global challenges
- [Certificate in Creativity and Social Media](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-creativity-and-social-media/) - Boost your digital skills with the Certificate in Creativity and Social Media — learn content creation, creative strategy, and effective communication online.
- [Certificate in Creative Writing (Poetry)](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-creative-writing-poetry/) - Discover the Certificate in Creative Writing (Poetry) — explore poetic styles, develop your creative voice, and refine your writing skills at Carlow College.
- [Certificate in Child Developmental Psychology](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-child-developmental-psychology/) - Explore the Certificate in Child Developmental Psychology at Carlow College and gain insights into childhood behaviour, growth, learning, and emotional development.
- [Certificate in Creative Writing (Fiction)](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/certificate-in-creative-writing-fiction/) - Explore the Certificate in Creative Writing (Fiction) at Carlow College develop your voice as a writer and learn to craft engaging stories and characters.
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- [CPD Workshops](https://carlowcollege.ie/cpd-workshops/) - Carlow College | Adult Continuing Education | Learn about the range of part-time courses in Carlow with on-campus and online delivery.
- [English](https://carlowcollege.ie/courses-by-subject/english/) - Explore English courses at Carlow College, including literature, writing, critical analysis, and language studies designed to develop strong academic and creative skills
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- [Higher Diploma in Politics & Society](https://carlowcollege.ie/postgraduate/higher-diploma-in-politics-society/) - Higher Diploma in Politics & Society Level 8 Delivery Blended Duration 1 year Fees €2,500 Start Sept & Jan Award Major Why Study This Course? Upskill for Senior Cycle Upskill to teach Politics & Society in secondary level and senior cycle Teaching Pedagogy Embedded training in teaching pedagogy Flexibility Lectures hosted online with some on-campus
- [M.A. in Irish Regional History](https://carlowcollege.ie/postgraduate/ma-irish-regional-history/) - M.A. in Irish Regional History Level 9 Delivery Blended Duration 2 years Fees €5,000 + PEL Start September Award Major Why Study This Course? Unique Only programme of its kind on the east coast of Ireland 'Doing' History Focus is on ‘doing’ regional history, learning and debating cultural heritage, and practicing oral history Flexibility Part-time
- [Postgraduate Diploma in Irish Regional History](https://carlowcollege.ie/postgraduate/postgraduate-diploma-irish-regional-history/) - Postgraduate Diploma in Irish Regional History Level 9 Delivery Blended Duration 18 months Fees €3,870 + PEL Start September Award Major Why Study This Course? Blended Delivery Programme delivered via one on-campus class and one online class weekly allowing greater flexibility 'Doing' History Focus is on ‘doing’ regional history, learning and debating cultural heritage, and
- [Postgraduate Applications](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/postgraduate-applications/) - Applications for postgraduate study are now open for the following programmes commencing in September 2026:Higher Diploma in Politics & SocietyPostgraduate Diploma in Irish Regional HistoryMA in Irish Regional History Closing date: 31st May 2026 For information on postgraduate programmes, entry requirements and supporting documents, please visit our Postgraduate Section. Applications for our Postgraduate programmes can
- [Postgraduate Application Form](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/postgraduate-applications/postgraduate-application-form/) - Applications for postgraduate study are now open for the following programmes commencing in September 2026:Higher Diploma in Politics & SocietyPostgraduate Diploma in Irish Regional HistoryMA in Irish Regional History Closing date: 31st May 2026 Postgraduate Application Form Step 1 of 7 14% NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.You will need
- [Recognition of Prior Learning Application Form](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/rpl-application-form/) - Applications for Recognition of Prior Learning are now open for 2026/27 entry to the following programmes:BA (Hons) in PsychologyBA (Hons) in Arts & HumanitiesBA (Hons) in English & HistoryHigher Diploma in Politics & SocietyPostgraduate Diploma in Irish Regional HistoryMA in Irish Regional History Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Application Form Step 1 of 9 11%
- [Recognition of Prior Learning Application Form: PC404](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/rpl-application-form-pc404/) - Guidelines for Recognition of Prior Learning: PC404 Applications for the recognition of prior learning for exemptions or transfer to the B.A. in Applied Social Studies (Professional Social Care) will be considered where: Formal learning from an equivalent programme delivered by recognised education and training providers that are assessed and can lead to awards. Specific Credit
- [Semester Abroad](https://carlowcollege.ie/international/study-in-ireland/) - Spend an unforgettable semester studying in Ireland, by joining our increasingly popular ‘Semester Abroad Program’ at Carlow College, St Patrick’s.
- [Vacancies](https://carlowcollege.ie/human-resources/vacancies/) - Current career opportunities at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s. Vacancies are posted as they arise across academic and professional roles within the College.
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- [Mature Students](https://carlowcollege.ie/cao-application/mature-students/) - Thinking returning to education? Carlow College offers courses in arts, humanities and social studiesand supports your return to education as a mature student.
- [International Undergraduate Study](https://carlowcollege.ie/international/undergraduate-study/) - Welcome to Carlow College, St. Patrick's International! Students from around the world choose to study at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s for the friendly & inclusive environment, beautiful heritage campus and affordability. As Ireland’s second-oldest third level institution, we have a long history of providing high-quality education and exceptional student supports in the areas of Arts,
- [CAO Application](https://carlowcollege.ie/cao-application/) - CAO Application All applicants for entry to first year of Carlow College, St Patrick’s full-time undergraduate courses are made through the Central Applications Office (CAO). Applications open in early November for courses starting in September of the following year. Detailed information on how to apply is available at www.cao.ie Carlow College welcomes applications from people from
- [Part Time Application Form](https://carlowcollege.ie/admissions-office/part-time-application-form/) - Applications for part-time undergraduate study commencing in January 2026 are now closed. If you would like to hear about future Part-time Certificates, please contact marketing@carlowcollege.ie and request to be added to the Waiting List of your preferred course. Full course list here. Applications for Part-time enrolment should be made directly to the College by completing
- [Foroige Leadership for Life Registration](https://carlowcollege.ie/foroige-leadership-for-life-registration/) - Carlow College is hosting Module 1 of the Fóroige Leadership for Life programme from the 12th – 16th January 2026. The programme will run from 9.15am – 1.00pm daily and will be facilitated by students of Carlow College. Module one is an introduction to the concepts of leadership and the skills necessary to be a
- [Higher Diploma in Arts in Journalism & New Media Content](https://carlowcollege.ie/postgraduate/higher-diploma-in-arts-in-journalism-and-new-media-content/) - Higher Diploma in Arts in Journalism & New Media Content Level 8 Delivery Blended Duration 1 year Fees €2,500 Funding available Start January Award Major Why Study This Course? Upskill in Digital Upskill in new media and curating compelling content for digital platforms Practical Projects Collaborate in the production of a print magazine and learn
- [Governance](https://carlowcollege.ie/about/leadership-structure/governance/) - Carlow College, St. Patrick’s governance structure includes the Governing Body, Management Board, and Academic Council, ensuring effective leadership and accountability.
- [Examinations](https://carlowcollege.ie/examinations/) - Carlow College academic year is semesterised with examinations in Semester One (December) and Semester Two (May) with repeat/deferred examinations in August.
- [Gender Equality](https://carlowcollege.ie/equality-diversity-inclusion/gender-equality/) - IntroductionCarlow College, St. Patrick’s is fully committed to achieve equality of opportunity for all staff, irrespective of their gender, and has put in place key action plans to work toward achievement of gender equality.As part of our commitment to the Athena SWAN Charter, we are working on the implementation of a gender equality action plan
- [Blended Learning](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-supports/blended-learning/) - This page is designed to support students enrolled in our blended learning programmes. Here, you’ll find helpful resources to make your learning experience smooth and successful, including:Step-by-step video guides on accessing Carlow College systems and online supports.Policies and procedures that outline how blended learning works at Carlow College.Frequently asked questions about blended learning in Carlow
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- [Student Supports](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-supports/) - Carlow College offers students a range of academic and wellbeing supports to help learners through each stage of their College journey.
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- [Research Supports](https://carlowcollege.ie/research/research-supports/) - Carlow College provides a number of supports to enable staff research development. These are: Staff Doctoral Bursary Post-Doctoral Research Leave Application Form Staff Book Publications Bursary Conference Attendance Application Form Symposia and Conferences Carlow College regularly hosts conferences and symposia organised by staff either on an internal basis or in collaboration with external partners and
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- [Sexual Violence and Harassment - Prevention and Support](https://carlowcollege.ie/equality-diversity-inclusion/sexual-violence-and-harassment-prevention-and-support/) - Carlow College is committed to fostering a campus culture that is safe, respectful, supportive and positive for all members of our community. We are committed to actively addressing and preventing all forms of sexual harassment and violence.In line with national efforts, the College is implementing the National Framework for Consent in Higher Education Institutions: Safe, Respectful,
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- [Summer Abroad](https://carlowcollege.ie/international/summer-programme/) - Spend 4 weeks in IrelandStart your Summer with an exciting four-week study program in Ireland, that is offered to students from our partner universities in the US. This program is ideal for students who want a short introduction to a new culture that they can do during the summer period, or for students who cannot
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- [Uversity Scholarships](https://carlowcollege.ie/scholarships/uversity-scholarships/) - Information on Uversity Scholarships for mature students (23+) applying to Carlow College, including eligibility criteria and how to apply independently
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- [Public Lectures](https://carlowcollege.ie/public-lectures/) - Carlow College regularly hosts public lectures on a diverse range of topics for schools, students and the general public to attend. Any upcoming lectures are listed here
- [Assistive Technology Supports](https://carlowcollege.ie/student-supports/aro-learning-support-services/assistive-technology/) - Information on different types of assistive technology that can support learning, as outlined by the Academic Resource Officer,
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- [Study in the US](https://carlowcollege.ie/international/study-in-the-us/) - Eligible Carlow College students can spend a semester at partner U.S. institutions—St. Ambrose University or Francis Marion
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- [History](https://carlowcollege.ie/about/history/) - The history of Carlow College, St. Patrick’s — from its founding in 1782 to its development as one of Ireland’s oldest third-level institutions, with a legacy of education and cultural contribution.
- [Explore Carlow](https://carlowcollege.ie/college-life/explore-carlow/) - Discover what Carlow has to offer students – a vibrant town offering cultural attractions, shopping, dining, outdoor activities, and everything you need to enjoy your time at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s
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- [FAQs -Blended Learning](https://carlowcollege.ie/continuing-education-overview/faqs-blended-learning/) - Our part-time courses are offered in a range of different course delivery methods, such as on-campus and blended. For courses offered via blended learning, below are some frequently asked questions that may help you plan for your studies with Carlow College. Studying Online Are Blended Learning qualifications accredited? Yes, all Carlow College blended courses are
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- [Adam Clarke](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/adam-clarke/) - Adam graduated with a BA (Hons) in English & History in 2016 and has recently established his own Digital Marketing consultancy and intends to commence a PhD in marketing in 2024. My career path after graduation After finishing my degree, I spent some time as the Students’ Union President working to improve the student experience
- [Donnchadh O'Mahony](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/donnchadh-omahony/) - Donnchadh graduated with a BA (Hons) in Humanities in 2006 and is currently working as a Guidance Counsellor, as well as running the popular Leaving Cert Guidance podcast and social media profiles. He also regularly contributes to media outlets on third level options for students. My pathway to third level I wanted to do the
- [Felix Obare](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/felix-obare/) - Felix graduated with the BA (Hons) in Applied Social Studies in Social Care in 2024 and is now working as a Social Care Worker with St John of God. My pathway to third level My pathway to College was easy for me. I applied for entry through the CAO and I got accepted into the
- [ Ailish McDonald  ](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/ailish-mcdonald/) - Leaving Cert After I completing my Leaving Cert, I wanted to study Social Studies (Professional Social Care) and I put down Carlow College as one of my choices. I got the points in my CAO and started the level 7, here at Carlow College. I hope to finish and get a degree. What aspects
- [Thomas English](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/thomas-english/) - Thomas English is an English Teacher and Assistant Head Teacher at the British International School of Moscow. What did you enjoy about your time in Carlow College? My time at St Patrick’s, Carlow College aided me greatly not only in my future career but in life in general. Coming out of the Leaving Certificate year
- [Sophie Dunne](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/sophie-dunne/) - What direction have you taken since finishing your degree? Since finishing my degree, I’ve followed my passion for writing and feminist studies which lead me to a career as an editor at a women’s lifestyle publication in Los Angeles. What skills did you learn that have helped you in your career? Studying Humanities at Carlow
- [Conor Feighan](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/conor-feighan/) - Conor Feighan graduated in 2009 and is now the Secretary General for the European Rail Freight Association. Deciding on the right pathway Carlow College was my second attempt at university. After my leaving certificate, I started a course in software engineering which I quickly realised was not for me after a few weeks. In secondary
- [Maria Nugent](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/maria-nugent/) - Maria graduated with the BA (Hons) in Applied Social Studies in Social Care in 2005 and is now working as a Careers Advisor & Industry Engagement Lead at Munster Technological University. My pathway to third level I was working in a residential centre for teenage boys in Tipperary. The centre sponsored two staff members per
- [Inga Daskeviciene](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/inga-daskeviciene/) - Tell us about your decision to return to education. It was not an easy decision to return to education because I have three children. I have worked all my life as a home carer. Before I came to Ireland, I did social nursing and worked as a nurse assistant in a hospital. When I moved
- [Alison Foley](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/alison-foley/) - Pathway to Third Level I completed my Leaving Cert in 1990 and then went and did a secretarial course but didn’t like it. I went into a career in the civil service and my son was in college so my life was steady. However, my life was turned upside down when I was diagnosed with
- [Jill McGrath](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/jill-mcgrath/) - Career Motivation I did my Leaving Cert in St. Leo’s College in Carlow where I studied Maths, English, Irish, Business, Geography, Ag Science and LCVP. My favourite subjects in school were Ag Science and Geography, so it came as a bit of a shock when I eventually decided to study English & History to pursue in
- [Kian Black](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/kian-black/) - Pathway to College I did my Leaving Cert in CBS Wexford and studied English, Maths, Irish, Biology, Geography, History and Business. My favourite subjects were English and History and I always had an interest in getting into secondary school teaching. However, since starting my degree and now in my third year, I find I’m still interested
- [Roisin Browne](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/roisin-browne/) - Why Carlow College? Before I came here, I attempted to start an undergraduate twice, and the main reason I came back to do it this time around was, that I was ready, I worked for a couple of years but figured I didn’t want to do what I was doing for the rest of my
- [Kelsey Motherway](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/kelsey-motherway/) - Career path? I’m from Cork. I did History for Leaving Cert as I had a growing interest in it, due to having a great teacher. For a while, I was questioning whether I should do Irish & History as a degree, but it just so happened that in 6th year, my teacher made me fall
- [Gemma Kelly](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/gemma-kelly/) - Education Journey I went through a few different areas. When I left school, I went into architecture. I had such an interest in buildings probably stemmed from being a child with Lego blocks. I realised it wasn’t what I thought it was. I went into veterinary. I did a level 6 and qualified as a
- [Lorcan Canavan](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/lorcan-canavan/) - Leaving Cert I am from Carlow and attended Tullow Community School. As part of my Leaving Cert, I studied history, biology, German, and PE. My favourite subject was History. My love for history began at a young age as I always enjoyed learning more about it. Other subjects I enjoyed were PE and religion. In
- [Alexandra Smolova](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/alexandra-smolova/) - Where are you from? I am from Czech Republic. I studied in Grammar school where we had to study everything, you did not have a choice of subjects. My favourite subject was English and Humanities. Humanities in Czech Republic included Psychology, Law, Economics and Philosophy. Why did you decide to move to Ireland to study?
- [Dylan Harding](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/dylan-harding/) - Why did you decide to study with Carlow College? After finishing school, I began studying at NUIG. But soon after starting, I realized I wasn’t ready for the college life and I decde to leave and started working in Galway.I always planned to go back to school eventually, I just wasn’t sure when. When I
- [Lorcan Gleeson](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/lorcan-gleeson/) - Why did you decide to study with Carlow College? I was abroad for several years and I returned to Ireland in 2010, I started to work on a security basis in the Social Care sector, and when that type of work disappeared from the sector, I was given the opportunity to train as a Social
- [Gary Dowling](https://carlowcollege.ie/testimonials/gary-dowling/) - Why did you choose Carlow College? I chose to study at Carlow College because it is such a small, tight-knit community. Everybody knows everyone, and the staff make their best efforts to engage with students and try to get to know them. Carlow College is also so central to everything in Carlow Town, and this
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