| Title: | Scoláireachtaí William Henry Curran - Stage 1 |
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| Award Type: | Scholarship |
| Long Description: | 1. Bunaíodh na scoláireachtaí seo de thoradh ciste a d'fhág William Henry Curran le huacht chun staidéar na Nua-Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn. 2. Tá dhá dhuais €1,270 le bronnadh in aghaidh na bliana ar na mic léinn is fearr a n-éireoidh leo i scrúdú Staid 1 Ealaíne ar choinníoll go dtógfaidh siad an Nua-Ghaeilge mar ábhar i Staid 2. Ní mór do ghnóthaitheoirí na scoláireachta tréimhse fhada a chaitheamh sa Ghaeltacht, do réir mar a chomhairleoidh Ceann Ábhair na Nua-Ghaeilge. 3. Tá scoláireacht €1,270 le bronnadh ar thoradh scrúdú na céime BA sa Nua-Ghaeilge. Beidh ar ghnóthaitheoir na scoláireachta tréimhse fhada a chaitheamh sa Ghaeltacht agus taighde a dhéanamh ann faoi stiúradh Cheann Ábhair na Nua-Ghaeilge agus MA nó MLitt a dhéanamh sa Nua-Ghaeilge. 4. I gcás nach mbronnfar an scoláireacht BA (Staid 3) tá dhá dhuais (nach mó ná €635 an ceann) le bronnadh ar mhic léinn Staid 2 chun cur ar a gcumas tréimhse fhada a chaitheamh sa Ghaeltacht, do réir mar a chomhairleoidh Ceann Ábhair na Nua-Ghaeilge. 1. The scholarships were established as a result of a bequest from William Henry Curran to advance the study of Modern Irish 2. Two prizes of €1270 are to be awarded each year to the most successful students in Stage 1 Arts exam, on condition that they take Modern Irish as a subject in Stage 2. The recipients of the awards must spend a period of time in the Gaeltacht as advised by the Head of Subject Modern Irish. 3. A Scholarship of €1270 is to be awarded on the results of the BA in Modern Irish. The recipient must spend a period of time in the Gaeltacht and undertake research there under the guidance of Head of Subject Modern Irish, and undertake an MA or MLitt in Modern Irish. 4. In the case that the BA scholarship (Stage 3) is not awarded, two prizes (not exceeding €635 each) are to be awarded to Stage 2 students to enable them to spend a period of time in the Gaeltacht, as advised by Head of Subject Modern Irish. |
| Value: | 1,270 |