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Andrea Palandri

Dr Andrea Palandri (Postdoctoral researcher) has an undergraduate degree from ASNC in the University of Cambridge and was awarded his PhD from the Department of Modern Irish, UCC in 2018 for his thesis on the Irish translation of Marco Polo’s Travels, from the fifteenth century. He spent three years working as an O’Donovan Scholar in the School of Celtic Studies in DIAS after receiving his PhD. He is especially interested in Early Modern Irish prose, in the Modern Irish dialects and in managing language corpora.

Conference Publication

	Year	Publication
	2021	(2021) Tintúd-Aistriú: an tAistriúchán Liteartha i Stair na Gaeilge *Sdair na Lumbardach agus Leabhar Mharcais: Dhá aistriúchán i Leabhar Mhéig Charthaigh Riabhaigh*
	2019	(2019) Tales and Transmissions, ASNC Department, University of Cambridge *The significance of Narrative Styles in the Irish Marco Polo*
	2019	(2019) Tionól 2019, DIAS *Linguistic and orthographic variations in four copies of Gabháltais Shéarluis Mhóir from the late fifteenth century*
	2019	(2019) Book of Lismore Lecture Series *The Travels of Marco Polo in the Book of Lismore*
	2019	(2019) Tales and Anecdotes, TCD, Dublin *Salamanders or Asbestos? The “Horizon of Expectation” in the Irish Marco Polo*
	2019	(2019) International Celtic Congress, Bangor *The Early Modern Irish versions of Pseudo Turpin’s Historia Karoli Magni*
	2019	(2019) Scéalta Rómánsaíochta, UCC, Cork *Gabháltais Shéarlais Mhóir: comhthéacs liteartha in Éirinn agus san Eoraip*
	2018	(2018) International Conference of Medievalists, UCC, Cork *An Marco Polo Gaeilge agus Fínghean Mac Cárthaigh Riabhach*
	2017	(2017) Irish Network for the Study of Esoterism and Paganism *The Poetry of Fearghal Óg Mac an Bhaird*
	2017	(2017) Tionól 2017, DIAS *The Irish adaptation of Marco Polo’s Travels: mapping the route to Ireland*
	2015	(2015) Tionól 2015, DIAS *The Irish Marco Polo in the Book of Lismore: an introduction and some linguistic issues*
	2015	(2015) Annual CACSSS Postgraduate Research Conference *The Irish Adaptation of Marco Polo’s Travels in the Book of Lismore*

Peer Reviewed Journal

	Year	Publication
	2021	(2021) 'Tadhg Úa Ríghbhardáin: scribe and illuminator (fl. 1745)'. Celtica, .
	2019	(2019) *'The Irish Adaptation of Marco Polo's Travels: Mapping the Route to Ireland'. Eriu*, . [Link] [DOI]
	2019	(2019) 'An Marco Polo Gaeilge agus Fínghean Mac Carthaigh Riabhach'. Celtica, .