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An Cháilíocht sa Ghaeilge: What are Your Options.
(Irish National Teachers' Organisation, 2023)This article aims to provide candidates of An Cháilíocht sa Ghaeilge (SCG/OCG) with information and guidance on the application process, routes to completion, important dates (2023-2024) and available supports. -
Navigating multi-locality in rural-urban and return migration: a study of young migrant mothers' experience in Beijing
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Social Work & Social Policy. Discipline of Social Studies, 2023)During the past decades, China has witnessed one of the biggest waves of rural-urban migration in human history. Despite the ever-rising prevalence, theorisation of rural-urban migration still largely lacks specification ... -
Teagmháil Phaidriúil leis an Naíonán Beannaithe: Athchuairt ar Charúl le hAodh Mac Aingil.
(An Sagart, 2007)Is éard atá sa pháipéar seo ná athchuairt ar charúl iomráiteach le hAodh Mac Aingil († 1629): ‘Dia do bheatha, a naoidhe naoimh.’ Trí earraíocht a bhaint as fráma tagartha na hapastróife déantar iarracht solas úr a chaitheamh ... -
Visual Storytelling and Narrative Experiences in Extended Reality: Guest Editors' Introduction
(2023)Virtual, augmented, and mixed reality technologies offer unparalleled opportunities for embodied presence in immersive digital environments. While these platforms are primarily discussed regarding their technological ... -
Smartphone spectatorship in unenclosed environments: The physiological impacts of visual and sonic distraction during movie watching on mobile devices
(2024)Smartphones’ popularity is largely based on their pervasiveness, portability, and the wide range of functions they encompass: they can play high-definition moving-image content without spatial and temporal constraints. ...