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4. Mai 2000 · Thu May 4 2000 - 01:00. In the most costly project it has undertaken abroad, the Government is to spend £7 million on saving the Irish College in central Paris. Restoration of the 18th century ...
6. Mai 2000 · Father Brendan Devlin went to the Irish College in Paris in 1963 in the hope of finding a room there. "I was turned away at the door because the College was inhabited by 67 Poles," says Devlin ...
24. Mai 2000 · Sir, - Lara Marlowe's recent article on the Irish College in Paris requires some small comment. She mentions the first French architect, Belanger, in the 18th century and the architect who is now ...
form on the Irish Colleges. His brilliant handling of the disputed origins question and the later Jansenist controversy was vintage Corish. Rev Thomas Fagan CM, titular Superior of the Irish College, Paris, recalled the contribution of the many great Vincentians to the Irish College since 1958. But time was running out and the
A project has been launched to digitize the Irish College Historical Archives in order to facilitate access for researchers and to ensure the preservation of the more fragile items. Fellowship The Centre Culturel Irlandais offers Fellowship bursaries to encourage research on its Old Library and Historical Archives collections.
10. Mai 2000 · A chara, - The Government should be congratulated on its decision to spend £7 million on the restoration of the 225 year-old …
Irish College in Paris and, by 1685, the competing communities of Mulcahil and Fitzpatrick were forcibly dissolved and Leinster (and later Connacht) students entered the new college. Indeed, unlike many of the Irish Colleges on the continent, which drew students from particular dioceses or provinces, from 1685 onwards the Irish College in Paris ...
