A magical day at the Mallow election count centre.
An honour to be elected in Cork East & to join the many other @SocDems candidates around the country who will be part of the next Dáil.
Great to share the moment of victory with family & many who volunteered in the campaign.
@Gerianam1@donalhassett1 Warmest thanks to you, @Gerianam1 and to all friends in Galway as I recall the many opportunities I had to take part in seminars and conferences with you all
@donalhassett1 How wonderful to see! Wishing you all best in your retirement such happy memories of our #IRCHSS days always a fantastic advocate, support, guide and mentor.
@donalhassett1 Warmest thanks to @donalhassett1 for keeping me up to the mark in these years, and to all of those in @FrenchDeptUCC with whom I've shared courses — so sustaining an aspect of our collective work
@silvester_h@FrenchDeptUCC has a bright future in prospect in the hands of a supremely talented set of colleagues — wishing them and, I hope, our future recruits every success
@FrenchDeptUCC@french_studies I greatly enjoyed Patrick O'Donovan's lectures during my years in UCC. A remarkable, understated wit. He gave off a serious intellectual aura and yet there was always a certain kind of mischief breaking through it.
With affection and admiration for his achievements across 30 years of great service, speakers M. Noonan, N. Finnegan, E. Hughes + P. Hegarty + all, wished Prof. Patrick O'Donovan fair wind and following seas as he takes on his new role as Professor Emeritus. @french_studies
One from the archives! Nobel Laureate Annie Ernaux gave a workshop at the Department of French, May 2-3, 2000. In the photo are Patrick O'Donovan, Mary Noonan (organiser and now Head of French), Annie Ernaux + Lyn Thomas (organiser, now Professor Emerita, Sussex).