Our centre organises translation-related events periodically, focusing either on academic aspects or on practical translation matters. Please click on the blog posts below for more information and keep checking this page for the latest updates. You can also check out our latest Newsletter at the following link: https://shorturl.at/3wSj4.
"Self-translation and the creative process" Aspiring writer and freelance translator Beatriz Langowiski will explore the role self-translation plays ...
Our one and only Lorna Shaughnessy - poet, translator, researcher, editor - was recently interviewed by Chris Tanasescu for Asymptote.
Archivist Niamh Ní Charra, project archivist for the Conradh na Gaeilge collection at University of Galway, will chat about how processing this rich ...
University of Galway and Literature Ireland are delighted to announce the 2025 Translator Fellowship with the Emily Anderson Centre for Translation Re...
Emily Anderson: Translator by Dr Jackie Uí Chionna (School of History and Philosophy). Our final Translation Café for 2024 will be dedicated to one...
The Anderson Centre for Translation Research and Practice at the University of Galway, Ireland, is delighted to announce the 2nd Trextuality Conferenc...
"Non-Basic Meaning-Making in Prophecy Texts from First-Millennium BC Assyria: Translation versus Interpretation" by Luke McDermott
The Intermedial Translation Speaker Series 2: "Can translation technologies support a more multilingual scholarly communication eco-system?" by Prof. ...
Translation Café: Translating the untranslatable: the scientific and poetic Latin treatises of the early medieval Irish scholar Dicuil.
The Intermedial Translation Speaker Series 1: “Beyond the mind body dualism. Translating with the senses” by Prof. África Vidal.