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George Moore: Back in Dublin Again.
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We were delighted to invite you to this event that, courtesy of the NCFIS and TU Dublin, took place in TU Dublin building at Aungier Street, and presented a most varied programme from then until closing before 5pm. Below is a selection of photos of the particiapants and audience from a successful and rewarding day.
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Some photos from the launch for the 13th International George Moore Conference which took place at the Atlantic Technological University, Mayo, in Castlebar on 20 June 2025
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Congratulations to Dr Elena Jaime de Pablos who has just won professorial status in Almeria. Elena is a GM stalwart who was involved with the very first International GM conference, has hosted two memorable GM conferences & continues to be a lively and cherished member of the association.
Felicidades Elena!​
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ONLINE COURSE AUTUMN 2025 - ESTHER WATERS
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We have been contacted by the curators Elizabeth Gaskell’s House (https://elizabethgaskellhouse.co.uk/) to inform us that they are running an online course entitled ‘Feisty Females’. (https://elizabethgaskellhouse.co.uk/feisty-females/)
This very interesting exploration starts in early September - full details above. The four female protagonists being discussed are Elizabeth Bennet,( Pride and Prejudice) Shirley, (Shirley) Margaret Hale (North and South) and Esther (Esther Waters). A great chance to re visit classic literature and gain fresh insights into these four impressive women.

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