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Maolalaigh, Roibeard Seamas O was born on July 5, 1966 in Dublin, Ireland. Son of Robert Anthony and Colette Mullally.
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Scottish Gaelic In Three Months (Hugo Simplifed Language Course)
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Roibeard Seamas O Maolalaigh
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Roibeard Seamas O Maolalaigh, Irish humanities educator. Recipient Mansion House Scholarship in Irish, National University Ireland, 1986, William Henry Curran scholarship, University College Dublin, 1983-1986, Travelling studentship, National University Ireland, 1988-1991, Blackie Postdoctoral Research prize, University Edinburgh, 1997, Neil Kerr Memorial scholarship, British Academy, 1999—2000.
Education
Bachelor with honors, University College Dublin, 1986. Master of Arts, University College Dublin, 1988. Doctor of Philosophy, University Edinburgh, Scotland, 1997.
Career
Lecturer University Edinburgh, Scotland, 1993—2001, director Center Irish Studies, 1993—2001. Assistant professor, bibliographer School Celtic Studies Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, since 2001. External examiner University of the Highlands and Islands, Inverness, Scotland, since 1998, Leeds Metropolitan University, England, since 1999.
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Scottish Gaelic In Three Months (Hugo Simplifed Language Course)
(Now learning a foreign language can be enjoyable as well ...)
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Scottish Gaelic In Three Months (Hugo Simplifed Language Course)
Membership
Chairman Comann nam Parant, Edinburgh, 1997—2001.
Connections
Married Margaret MacLeod. Children: Daniel Mullally, Calum Mullally, Martin Mullally, Cormac Mullally.
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Ethnicity
Education
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1986
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1988
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1997
Career
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1993 - 2001
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Recipient Mansion House Scholarship in Irish, National University Ireland, 1986, William Henry Curran scholarship, University College Dublin, 1983-1986, Travelling studentship, National University Ireland, 1988-1991, Blackie Postdoctoral Research prize, University Edinburgh, 1997, Neil Kerr Memorial scholarship, British Academy, 1999—2000.Recipient Mansion House Scholarship in Irish, National University Ireland, 1986, William Henry Curran scholarship, University College Dublin, 1983-1986, Travelling studentship, National University Ireland, 1988-1991, Blackie Postdoctoral Research prize, University Edinburgh, 1997, Neil Kerr Memorial scholarship, British Academy, 1999—2000.