Association of Celtic Students. Cumann Mhic Léinn na Ceiltise. Cymdeithas Myfyrwyr Astudiaethau Celtaidd. 2026 Conference in Dublin, registration open 👇
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Last call for papers from the 2026 Conference. Deadline closes at 5pm today.
Please submit your papers through this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Each July, Learn Cymraeg welcomes hundreds of Welsh learners (dysgwyr Cymraeg) to Aberystwyth University [Twitter @AberUni ] for a month of intensive language learning.
One of our members shares their experience, from self-doubt and exhaustion to small triumphs and growing self-confidence in Cymraeg.
Here’s Meredith’s story:
celticstudents.blogspot.com/…
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Owain Glyndŵr’s rebellion against English rule is one of the defining stories of Welsh history. Now, more than 600 years after his uprising began, Owain & Henry brings that story to the stage on an epic scale nation.cymru/feature/we-have…
The deadline to submit your papers for the 2026 proceedings volume has been extended! The new deadline is 18th September 2026, 5pm (UK time).
Please submit your papers through this form: forms.gle/kMmv3d2i7pz2KGrk6
Celtic Students/Mic Léinn na Ceiltise retweeted
Wy wedi dechrau substack Shnaeshneg newydd: Welsh Poetry Culture
I’ve started a new Substack in English:
Welsh Poetry Culture, pretty much doing what it says on the tin, but if you wish to read more about it, or even share or subscribe, here it is:
welshpoetryculture.substack.…
‼️CALL FOR PAPERS‼️
The 6th international MAMO conference will explore the ways in which the Middle Ages have been imagined, invoked, forged, refashioned, used and abused in modernity. The conference will take place at Lincoln College, Oxford (UK) on 22-24 June 2027.
They invite proposals for papers, panels, workshops and other events, on aspects of the entire Middle Ages (c. 500-1500, with questions of periodisation welcome).
The deadline for proposals is 30 September 2026.
Please send abstracts of c. 250 words, with a brief author bio, to [email protected]
‼️CALL FOR PAPERS‼️: Medieval Onomastics, Leeds International Medieval Conference, 5-8 July 2027. Sponsored by the INS Nottingham. Onomastics, the study of names and naming, has long proved a fruitful approach for medievalists.
We’re looking for 20-minute papers on the role of names and naming within the medieval period, from any geographical region, covering either personal names or place names. Papers exploring the theme of the conference - Communities - are particularly welcomed.
Please submit an abstract of no more than 200 words, and a short biography including academic affiliation and contact details, to [email protected] by 16 September 2026. Organisers: Tristan Alphey and Rachel Maloney
We are looking for papers from the 2026 Conference. The submission deadline is 5pm GMT 4th Sept 2026. If you’re interested, submit your ideas here : docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
New blog post by Aliénor Fischer.
A Breton Oral Tale of a Marginal Woman: Marc’harit Charlez and her Five Hundred Thieves.
Check it out here: celticstudents.blogspot.com/…
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Presenting my talk "A Statistical Perspective on Celtic Language Preservation: The Past, Present and Future" here next month!
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Registration for the 2026 Celtic Students Conference is now live. This includes our conference dinner. Attendance at the dinner is limited to the first 40—so register ASAP!
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Attention 2026 conference speakers!
You should have an e-mail asking to confirm your personal info, presentation title, etc.
Didn't see an e-mail? Check your spam—and if it isn't there, please reach out to [email protected] ASAP.
Go raibh míle maith agat!!
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Registration for the 2026 Celtic Students Conference is now live. This includes our conference dinner. Attendance at the dinner is limited to the first 40—so register ASAP!
eventbrite.com/e/celtic-stud…
Linguists start compiling first ever complete dictionary of ancient Celtic
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