Conference

Celtic Students Conference 2026 
Kendael ar Studierion Keltiek 2026 
Co-labhairt Oileanaich na Ceiltis 2026
Cynhadledd Cymdeithas Myfyrwyr Astudiaethau Celtaidd 2026 
Comhdháil Mhic Léinn na Ceiltise 2026
Keskussulyans Studhyoryon Geltek 2026
Co-haggloo Ynseydee Cheltish 2026

 Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)
Coláiste na Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath (Éire) 

[English] The Association of Celtic Students will be holding its thirteenth annual conference from the 11th to the 13th of June 2026 in Dublin, Ireland, and online.

We welcome presentations in English and in any of the Celtic languages. We accept papers from current students and recent graduates on any aspect Celtic Studies, as well as any topic associated with any of the Celtic languages, past and present. Conference papers should be between 15-20 minutes in length. 

Abstracts of up to 200 words should be submitted below by 12th December 2025: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

For more information, please contact us at celticstudents.conference@gmail.com.


[Cymraeg] Ar yr 11eg o Fehefin hyd y 13eg o Fehefin 2026, bydd Cymdeithas Myfyrwyr Astudiaethau Celtaidd yn cynnal ei thrydedd gynhadledd flynyddol ar ddeg yn Nulyn ac ar-lein. 

Rydym yn croesawu cyflwyniadau yn Saesneg ac mewn unrhyw un o’r ieithoedd Celtaidd. Derbynnir papurau oddi wrth fyfyrwyr cyfredol a rhai sydd newydd raddio ar unrhyw agwedd ar Astudiaethau Celtaidd, gan gynnwys unrhyw bwnc sy’n ymwneud â’r ieithoedd Celtaidd, eu gorffennol neu eu presennol. Dylai’r papurau fod rhwng 15–20 munud.

Dylai crynodeb pob papur fod hyd at 200 gair a dylid eu cyflwyno isod erbyn y 12fed o Ragfyr 2025: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

Am ragor o wybodaeth cysylltwch â ni ar celticstudents.conference@gmail.com.

 

[Gàidhlig] Tha Comann Oileanaich na Ceiltis gu bhith a’ cumail a thrìtheamh co-labhairt deug eadar an 11mh agus an 13mh den Ògmhios 2026 ann am Baile Àtha Cliath, ann an Èirinn.

’S urrainn dhuibh a bhith a’ toirt òraid seachad sa Ghàidhlig, sa Bheurla no ann an cànan Ceilteach sam bith. Bidh fàilte an dà chuid air oileanaich a tha fhathast san oilthigh no oileanaich a chrìochnaich an ceum aca o chionn goirid. ’S urrainn don òraid a bhith mu dheidhinn cuspair sam bith ann an Ceiltis, no cuspair sam bith ceangailte ri cànanan, daoine, litreachas, eachdraidh, no dualchas Ceilteach. Mairidh gach òraid eadar 15–20 mionaid.

Mas miann leibh òraid a thoirt seachad, nach leig sibh geàrr-chunntas nach bi nas fhaide na 200 facal thugainn ron 12na den Dùbhlachd 2025 le bhith a’ leantainn an ceangail a tha seo: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

Ma tha ceist sam bith agaibh, nach leig sibh fios thugainn gu celticstudents.conference@gmail.com.

 

[Brezhoneg] Dalc’het e vo an trizekved kendael gant Kevredigezh ar Studierion Keltiek etre an 11 hag ar 13 a Vezheven 2026 e Dulen, Iwerzhon hag enlinenn.

Degemeret e vo prezegennoù e brezhoneg, e saozneg pe e n’eus forzh pe yezh keltiek. Studierion, pe studierion ha n'int ket kozh echu gant o studioù ivez a c'hello kemer perzh en hor c'hendael. Degemeret e vo prezegennoù diwar-benn n’eus forzh peseurt danvez eus ar studioù keltiek, ha diwar-benn n’eus forzh peseurt danvez liammet ouzh yezhoù keltiek a-gozh pe a-vremañ. Graet e vo ho prezegennoù e-pad 15-20 munutenn.

Ret e vo deoc’h kas ur renabl eus ho prezegenn tro-dro 200 gerienn deomp a-raok an 12 a viz Kerzu 2025: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

M’ho peus goulennoù e c’hellit sevel ganeomp gant: celticstudents.conference@gmail.com 

 

[Gaeilge na hÉireann] Beidh an 13ú comhdháil bhliantúil á reáchtáil ag Cumann Mhic Léinn na Ceiltise ón 11 go dtí 13 Meitheamh 2026 i mBaile Átha Cliath, Éire, agus ar líne. 

Cuirimid fáilte roimh pháipéir i mBéarla agus in aon cheann de na teangacha Ceilteacha. Glacaimid le páipéir ó mhic léinn reatha agus ó dhaoine ar bronnadh an chéim orthu le déanaí ar aon ghné den Léann Ceilteach nó aon ghné a bhaineann leis na teangacha Ceilteacha, anois nó san am atá caite. Ba cheart do pháipéir a bheith idir 15-20 nóiméad ar fhad. 

Ba cheart achoimrí (200 focal nó níos lú) a chur isteach thíos roimh 12 Nollaig 2025: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

Déan teagmháil linn ag celticstudents.conference@gmail.com le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais.

[Kernewek] An Kowethas Studhyoryon Geltek a wra synsi y 13ves keskussulyans bledhynnyek an 11ves - 13ves a-vis Metheven 2026 yn Dublin ha warlinen.  

Ni a dhynnergh presentyansow yn Sowsnek hag yn neb yeth Geltek. Ni a recev paperyow dhyworth studhyoryon a-lemmyn ha gradhesigyon a-dhiwedhes war neb tremen studhyansow Keltek, ha neb testen kevrynnys gans neb yeth Geltek, yn termyn usi passyes hag yn pols ma. Res yw hirder an paperyow keskussulyans bos ynter 15-20 mynysen.

Res yw profya berrskrifow bys 200 ger a-woles kyns an 12ves a-vis Kervardhu 2025: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

Rag kedhlow moy, gwregh kestava orthyn orth celticstudents.conference@gmail.com

 

[Gaelg Vanninagh] Bee yn 13oo co-haggloo bleeanoil jeh’n Cheshaght Ynseydee Cheltish goll er yn 11oo - 13oo Mean Souree 2026 ayns Balley Aah Cleeah as er-linney.

Ta shin cur failt er taishbynyssyn ayns Baarle chammah’s ayns çhengey Celtiagh erbee. Ta shin soiaghey jeh pabyryn voish sleih ta jannoo studeyrys nish, ny voish sleih t’er n’gheddyn keim er y gherrid, er cooish erbee bentyn rish yn Studeyrys Celtiagh ny rish ny chengaghyn Celtiagh sy traa chaie ny sy traa t’ayn nish. Shegin da pabyryn son y cho-haggloo ve eddyr 15 as 20 minnid ayns liurid. 

Lhisagh oo cur giare-cummey jeh 200 focklyn ny ny sloo dooin ec yn form heese roish yn 12oo Mee ny Nollick 2025: https://linktr.ee/celticstudents.

Son tooilley fysseree, foddee oo cur post-l dooin ec celticstudents.conference@gmail.com.

 

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at celticstudents.conference@gmail.com or celticstudents.council@gmail.com.

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  1. Amayra sharma18 January 2024 at 09:36


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    1. Blogging Coat6 June 2025 at 09:47

      Amazing work by the Association of Celtic Students! It’s great to see such strong support for Celtic Studies and language preservation. Looking forward to the 2025 conference in Wales!

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    Thank you for an inspiring conference experience. The depth of knowledge shared by the speakers was impressive, and the sessions were incredibly well-structured and informative.

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