Notre Dame Dublin

07/10/2026

Don't miss Ireland's most prestigious traditional music event, now coming to the University of Notre Dame 🇮🇪🎻 Limited tickets remain 🎟️ BOOK TODAY https://tinyurl.com/ITMAatND

⭐️ DRAWING FROM THE WELL star-studded line-up includes legendary MATT MOLLOY (flute) of The Chieftains, CAITLÍN NIC GABHANN (dance, concertina), DOIREANN NÍ GHLACÁIN (fiddle and vocals), HANNAH O'BRIEN (fiddle), LIAM O'CONNOR (fiddle), CIARÁN Ó MAONAIGH (fiddle), DIARMUID Ó MEACHAIR (accordion), SEÁN POTTS (uilleann pipes), and SOPHIE RYAN (harp).
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The Drawing from the Well series is curated by Irish Traditional Music Archive / Taisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann. The University of Notre Dame concert is co-sponsored by Notre Dame Dublin and the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies. ITMA's US projects are co-funded by the Government of Ireland's Department of Culture, Communications and Sport and Irish Foreign Ministry as a part of .

04/10/2026

🇮🇪 Ireland’s most prestigious traditional music event is coming to Notre Dame! 🎻

SUNDAY OCTOBER 11th 2:30 PM
🎟️ Book tickets today through the Debartolo Performing Arts Center: performingarts.nd.edu/event/20052/drawing-from-the-well-irish-traditional-music/

The "Drawing from the Well" concert series platforms leading Irish traditional musicians, singers and dancers, with performances staged in Dublin, Paris, London, Boston, and now the University of Notre Dame. An ongoing initiative by the Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA), the unique series connects contemporary artists with archival materials to inspire exciting new work. Don’t miss it!

The acclaimed

14/09/2026

CULTURE NIGHT at O’CONNELL HOUSE

Join Notre Dame Dublin on , Friday 18
September, for an open house and the annual O’Connell Lecture.

🎟️Tickets available at the link in bio.

4 - 6 pm 🏠 OPEN HOUSE
All ages are welcome to peruse O’Connell’s historic townhouse, explore Notre Dame’s collections and libraries.

6 - 7 pm 📖 THE O’CONNELL LECTURE
“Global Reformer? Daniel O’Connell, humanitarianism and its limits 1829-1845”
Dr. Jay Roszman University College Cork) explores O’Connell’s global humanitarian work in the annual O’Connell Lecture.

09/09/2026

A warm welcome to our Fall Study Abroad students!☘️

Here’s to an exciting new semester!✨

29/07/2026

Across this 2-week seminar, students discover the rich history & culture of Ireland, travelling from the bustling city of Dublin to the scenic west of Connemara. Students are immersed in learning, embarking on an exploration of Irish culture, history & landscape. This programme teaches “learning through the soles of your feet” offering numerous site visits across the east & west of the country.

28/07/2026

A love letter to one of our favourite places on the happiest of days.

Maigh Eo Abú
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17/07/2026

Across our 6-week, 6-credit programme, engineering students studied while exploring three separate regions in Ireland, travelling from the castle-like Kylemore Abbey on the west coast, to the bustling city centre of Dublin, finishing off in the historic town of Sligo on Ireland’s northwest coast.

09/07/2026

Across the last two months, participants of the 2026 Irish Internship Programme have been immersed in full-time work & research in Ireland.

Our interns have taken part in cultural enrichment to deepen their understanding of Irish society, alongside professional development seminars from a range of esteemed Irish professionals to help them become career-ready.

03/07/2026

Slán Abhaile to our 2026 Dublin Summer Programme!👋🇮🇪

Over the past few weeks our students have been immersed in a cultural programme, exploring the contemporary sights of Dublin, the ancient cathedrals of the south-east, and the wild waters of Ireland’s Atlantic coast. .global

26/06/2026

Imagallamh: The Keough-Naughton Summer School in Irish Studies

Notre Dame Dublin and Notre Dame Kylemore joined forces this June to host the 2026 Imagallamh Summer School. Over the course of 2 weeks, participants explored the theme of ‘Urban Ireland’, bringing emerging scholars into conversation with leading voices in Irish studies.