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12th International George Moore Conference

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Hosted by the Department of English, University of Liverpool

8th-10th May 2024 

 

​​The Transitional: George Moore at the Fin de Siecle

 

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Mary Pierse was in Mayo this summer and while there she visited

 Ballinrobe racecourse, probably the most beautiful racecourse in Ireland and a place where various members of the Moore family raced.  The racecourse is very aware of the connections and its main restaurant is called the Coranna Restaurant.  On its walls, there are pictures of Moore Hall, of the horses Coranna and Croagh Patrick, of the view of the bay from the house, of G.H. Moore and George the novelist.  Here below is a selection of the images. 

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SEMINAR IN THE HUGH LANE GALLERY ON 23RD FEBRUARY 2024

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George Moore in Dublin was moderated by Dr Brendan Fleming,  a graduate of the University of Oxford where his doctoral thesis focused on the writings of George Moore.

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Programme

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  • 10am Welcome Jessica O’Donnell, Head of Education and Community Outreach, Hugh Lane Gallery and Dr Brendan Fleming, Moderator

  • 10.10am ‘Ireland’s Debt to George Moore – a personal appraisal’, Peter Costello, author, critic and editor.

  • 10.45am ‘George Moore and Hugh Lane’s  Gallery of Modern Art­’,  Logan Sisley, acting Head of Collections, HLG

  • 11.20am Dr Noreen Doody will launch George Moore: Spheres of Influence, eds. Kathryn Laing
    and Mary Pierse, Liverpool University Press

  • 11.30am Break

  • 11.55am ‘ “A place to escape from”: almost home – George Moore’s Dublin’, Dr Noreen Doody, former senior lecturer at the School of English, Dublin City University and lecturer on Irish writing of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

  • 12.30pm Break

  • 1.50pm ‘George Moore and the British Impressionist Painter Clara Christian McCarthy’, Adrian Frazier,  emeritus professor of University of Galway and a Member of the Royal Irish Academy.

  • 2.30pm The programme concludes with a recital by Una Hunt, internationally renowned pianist of work by Michele Esposito (1855-1929), Augusta Holmès (1847-1903),  Claude Debussy (1862-1918) and Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849). Introduced by Dr Mary Pierse, Trustee, The George Moore Association and co-editor with Kathryn Laing of George Moore: Spheres of Influence (Liverpool University Press).

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Featured in some of the photos below is distinguished pianist, renowned  musicologist and good friend of the GMA,  Una Hunt, who has recently been elected to the Royal Irish Academy.

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