Research
The Moore Institute was conceived as a place where individual researchers in the several disciplines in the Arts, Humanities and Social Studies domains would have a tranquil place where they might think, research and write without interruption, and with meeting spaces where they might engage in intellectual exchange with their fellow researchers. The Institute was also envisaged as the normal work place and the normal place of intellectual encounter for all early stage researchers in these same disciplines at NUI Galway and for all researchers in these domains from other universities who might choose, or be chosen, to spend time at the Institute. The seminar rooms and the display area of the Institute were designed to further facilitate critical thinking and creative encounters and also to enable cultural interaction between the research community based at the Moore and the larger society of the University and of the city of Galway and its hinterland.
See the exciting work our academics are undertaking under the categories of Research Projects, Research Centres and Research Groups.
Browse Projects
- A Survey of Spoken Irish in the Aran Islands, Co. Galway Dr. Séamas Ó Direáin, 2015
- The Correspondence of James Barry
- Changing Words/Changing Worlds: Translation in Nineteenth-Century Ireland
- Diversity in Teacher Education
- Finn Mac Cumaill's Places: Linking Human Settlement with Landscapes of Enriched Natural Resources
- Foundations of Irish Culture – Irish Manuscripts on the Continent AD 600 – AD 850
- Interculturalism, Migration and Performance in Contemporary Ireland
- Irish Famine Archive
- Ossian Online
- The Reception and Circulation of Early Modern Women’s Writing, 1550-1700
Browse Research Groups
- Applied Linguistic Studies
- Cross Cultural Encounters
- Digital Humanities
- Environment, Displacement and Cultural Encounters
- Gender Discourse & Identity
- Performance & Cultural Production
- Space, Place and Identity
- Sport, Identity & Representation
- Textual Cultures
- Transnational Encounters from the local to the global
- Values & Identities