
Towards 250 Years of Modern Language Studies in Ireland: Final Report
Fri 4 Dec · 15:00
Royal Irish Academy
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The Royal Irish Academy will host the launch of the final report from the initiative 'Towards 250 Years of Modern Languages' on 4 December 2026. This report reflects on the contributions of modern language scholarship and education in Ireland, highlighting insights, challenges, and opportunities identified over a five-year project involving researchers, educators, and policymakers. The event aims to present key findings and celebrate advancements in language policy and multilingualism.
Join the Royal Irish Academy for the launch of the final report from Towards 250 Years of Modern Languages.
This landmark initiative reflects on the past, present and future of modern language scholarship and education in Ireland. Over the course of the five-year, multi-institutional project, researchers, educators, policymakers and practitioners have come together to explore the contribution of modern languages to culture, education, research and international engagement. The final report captures the insights, challenges and opportunities identified through this work, and sets out recommendations to support language learning, teaching and research in Ireland for the years ahead.
This event will present the project's key findings and celebrate a significant contribution to language policy, multilingualism and public discourse. We invite all those with an interest in languages, education, culture and public policy to join us for this important discussion.
Further details to follow.
Riachtanais rochtana
An bhfuil riachtanais rochtana de chineál ar bith agat? An bhféadfaimis cuidiú leat tairbhe iomlán a bhaint as an imeacht? Bí i dteagmháil, roimh ré, le hoifigeach rochtana an Acadaimh, accessofficer@ria.ie
Léigh ár gCód Iompair maidir le hImeachtaí (https://www.ria.ie/assets/uploads/2024/05/Royal-Irish-Academy-Events-Code-of-Conduct-Jan-2026-Final_ga.pdf) agus ár Data Protection Policies (https://www.ria.ie/privacy-and-data-protection/).
Access requirements
Have you got any access requirements that we can assist you with, so that you can fully engage with our event? Please let us know by contacting our access officer in advance of the event by email: accessofficer@ria.ie
Read our Events Code of Conduct (https://www.ria.ie/assets/uploads/2024/05/Royal-Irish-Academy-Events-Code-of-Conduct-Jan-2026-Final.pdf) and our Data Protection Policies (https://www.ria.ie/privacy-and-data-protection/).
Eolas faoi Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann
Is cumann léannta neamhspleách, uile-oileáin é Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann, a bunaíodh sa bhliain 1785. Tacaíonn an tAcadamh le scoláireacht agus taighde sna heolaíochtaí, sna daonnachtaí agus sna heolaíochtaí sóisialta. Tá tuairim is 680 comhalta tofa ann agus 80 ball foirne, agus déanann siad ionadaíocht ar son na hÉireann go hidirnáisiúnta, cuireann siad comhairle shaineolach ar fáil don rialtas, déanann siad taighde, déanann siad deontais taighde a riaradh, eagraíonn siad comhdhálacha agus léachtaí poiblí, cuireann siad leabhair agus irisí acadúla i gcló, agus déanann siad cúram de leabharlann taighde.
About the Royal Irish Academy
The Royal Irish Academy (RIA), established in 1785, is an all-island, independent learned society and academic body that champions research by supporting and promoting scholarship in the sciences, humanities and social sciences. Its elected membership of approximately 680 individuals and 80 staff represent Ireland internationally, provide expert advice to government, carry out research, administer research grants, organise conferences and public lectures, publish academic books and journals, and maintain a research library.
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Towards 250 Years of Modern Language Studies in Ireland: Final Report takes place on Friday, 4 December 2026 at 15:00.
Towards 250 Years of Modern Language Studies in Ireland: Final Report is held at Royal Irish Academy in Dublin (19 Dawson St, Dublin, D2).
Tickets for Towards 250 Years of Modern Language Studies in Ireland: Final Report are priced at €0.00. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Royal Irish Academy can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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The Royal Irish Academy will host the launch of the final report from the initiative 'Towards 250 Years of Modern Languages' on 4 December 2026. This report reflects on the contributions of modern language scholarship and education in Ireland, highlighting insights, challenges, and opportunities identified over a five-year project involving researchers, educators, and policymakers. The event aims to present key findings and celebrate advancements in language policy and multilingualism.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Join the Royal Irish Academy for the launch of the final report from Towards 250 Years of Modern Languages.
This landmark initiative reflects on the past, present and future of modern language scholarship and education in Ireland. Over the course of the five-year, multi-institutional project, researchers, educators, policymakers and practitioners have come together to explore the contribution of modern languages to culture, education, research and international engagement. The final report captures the insights, challenges and opportunities identified through this work, and sets out recommendations to support language learning, teaching and research in Ireland for the years ahead.
This event will present the project's key findings and celebrate a significant contribution to language policy, multilingualism and public discourse. We invite all those with an interest in languages, education, culture and public policy to join us for this important discussion.
Further details to follow.
Riachtanais rochtana
An bhfuil riachtanais rochtana de chineál ar bith agat? An bhféadfaimis cuidiú leat tairbhe iomlán a bhaint as an imeacht? Bí i dteagmháil, roimh ré, le hoifigeach rochtana an Acadaimh, accessofficer@ria.ie
Léigh ár gCód Iompair maidir le hImeachtaí (https://www.ria.ie/assets/uploads/2024/05/Royal-Irish-Academy-Events-Code-of-Conduct-Jan-2026-Final_ga.pdf) agus ár Data Protection Policies (https://www.ria.ie/privacy-and-data-protection/).
Access requirements
Have you got any access requirements that we can assist you with, so that you can fully engage with our event? Please let us know by contacting our access officer in advance of the event by email: accessofficer@ria.ie
Read our Events Code of Conduct (https://www.ria.ie/assets/uploads/2024/05/Royal-Irish-Academy-Events-Code-of-Conduct-Jan-2026-Final.pdf) and our Data Protection Policies (https://www.ria.ie/privacy-and-data-protection/).
Eolas faoi Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann
Is cumann léannta neamhspleách, uile-oileáin é Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann, a bunaíodh sa bhliain 1785. Tacaíonn an tAcadamh le scoláireacht agus taighde sna heolaíochtaí, sna daonnachtaí agus sna heolaíochtaí sóisialta. Tá tuairim is 680 comhalta tofa ann agus 80 ball foirne, agus déanann siad ionadaíocht ar son na hÉireann go hidirnáisiúnta, cuireann siad comhairle shaineolach ar fáil don rialtas, déanann siad taighde, déanann siad deontais taighde a riaradh, eagraíonn siad comhdhálacha agus léachtaí poiblí, cuireann siad leabhair agus irisí acadúla i gcló, agus déanann siad cúram de leabharlann taighde.
About the Royal Irish Academy
The Royal Irish Academy (RIA), established in 1785, is an all-island, independent learned society and academic body that champions research by supporting and promoting scholarship in the sciences, humanities and social sciences. Its elected membership of approximately 680 individuals and 80 staff represent Ireland internationally, provide expert advice to government, carry out research, administer research grants, organise conferences and public lectures, publish academic books and journals, and maintain a research library.
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Towards 250 Years of Modern Language Studies in Ireland: Final Report takes place on Friday, 4 December 2026 at 15:00.
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Towards 250 Years of Modern Language Studies in Ireland: Final Report is held at Royal Irish Academy in Dublin (19 Dawson St, Dublin, D2).
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