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Spenser in Dublin: Update and CFP

Response to Spenser 2015 in Dublin has been very good, with over 130 papers scheduled and extra rooms added for accommodation at Trinity College Dublin and area hotels. Added events include walking tours of the medieval town center. Because the conference begins on Thursday morning, June 18, participants are encouraged to stay in Dublin Wednesday night, June 17. For those in town that Wednesday, Thomas Herron will be leading informal, pay-as-you-go tours of Dublin-area historic sites Rathfarnham Castle and Maynooth Castle, departing the gates of Trinity College, Dublin at 9AM (Rathfarnham) and 2pm(Maynooth). Transportation by local bus and train service.

All are welcome to join. Please send Herron an e-mail at least a week prior to the conference if you are interested in joining the group for either tour (herront@ecu.edu).

We hope to see you there! Here’s a link to the CFP.

Comments

  • papa's pizzeria 10 months ago

    The conference has had a great response; more than 130 papers are scheduled.
    Accommodation at Trinity College Dublin and surrounding hotels now has more rooms available.

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  • Retro bowl 6 months, 1 week ago

    This update about Spenser in Dublin is exciting! Over 130 papers and those historic tours sound amazing. I can’t wait to soak up the atmosphere.

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  • Snow rider 5 months, 3 weeks ago

    The Spenser conference in Dublin sounds fantastic, with so many papers and added events! I love the idea of exploring the medieval town center.

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  • Infinite Craft 3 months, 3 weeks ago

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    • Cookie Clicker 3 months, 2 weeks ago

      This Spenser conference in Dublin sounds fantastic! With over 130 papers and additional events like walking tours, it's going to be a memorable experience.

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  • Bad Parenting 3 months, 2 weeks ago

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  • poptropica 3 months, 2 weeks ago

    It's exciting to hear about the positive response to the Spenser 2015 conference! With over 130 papers and engaging events like walking tours, it sounds like a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow attendees. I wonder if there’ll be any fun icebreakers or team-building activities.

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  • Papa's Pizzeria 3 months, 1 week ago

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  • Snow Rider 3d 3 months, 1 week ago

    It's great to hear about the positive response for Spenser 2015 in Dublin! With over 130 papers and additional events, it promises to be an enriching experience. The walking tours of the medieval town center sound fantastic, just like a thrilling run in Snow Rider 3D, where exploring new terrains enhances the adventure. For participants staying on June 17, those informal tours with Thomas Herron will surely add a unique touch to the trip!

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  • Funny Shooter 2 1 month ago

    Sounds like a great conference! Dublin in June is lovely. For anyone arriving early on Wednesday, the castle tours sound like a fun way to explore. I wonder if they have digital castles, kind of like in Funny shooter 2, for those who can't make the trip? Either way, early arrival seems beneficial. Hope everyone has a productive and enjoyable time.

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44.3.69

Cite as:

"Spenser in Dublin: Update and CFP," Spenser Review 44.3.69 (Winter 2015).
http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/spenseronline/review/item/44.3.69
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