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I’m a third-year English major with a passion for creative writing among other artistic activities.

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I am an English language teacher and a freelance translator. I graduated from ELTE with a degree in Hungarian-English, and then from the University of Debrecen with a degree in Ethnography. In addition to literature and linguistics, I am interested in cultural anthropology and I really like folk music, folklore, and the traditional (now unfortunately disappearing) elements of the culture. I can find all this in Irish culture.

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I am a third-year university student with a major in English. One of my passions is translating plays and poems, ever since I had Latin classes in secondary school. Besides that, I often read, write poetry, play music and do gardening in my spare time. My first encounters with Irish culture happened through the band Planxty and Joyce: Dubliners and, thanks to the translation workshop, I got to know contemporary Irish poetry as well. After translating such wonderful poems in the last few months, I feel that this is only the beginning of a long journey.

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Fáilte! I’m a psychologist and art therapist in the last year of my twenties. Ireland has been my dream land since the age of eleven. I’m a big fan of mythology, traditional music and Irish dance as well as the windy shores of the Atlantic.

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is an English teacher, translator and interpreter from Budapest. As a translator she has mostly been working with non-literary texts (nature documentaries, popular psychology). As an educator, she makes a point of incorporating translation skills in the curriculum and popularising translation as a profession.

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44 years old writer-humorist-translator of literature who loves Jameson whiskey.

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translator, editor, an enthusiast of Irish cinema.

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third-year English major, hobby translator

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Hi I’m a 53 years old ex copywriter, after the midlife crisis. I haven’t ever been interested in buying a red Ferrari, so I have started again to translate poetry.

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I am a poet and literary translator, and I also have edited a column of foreign literature at the online cultural magazine, Új Bekezdés. My poetry and translations have been published in several literary magazines, I have translated poems from Ocean Vuong, lyrics from Nick Cave and so on. Now I cannot wait to translate more contemporary Irish poetry, and one of my favourite songs is Fairytale of New York by Shane MacGowan and Kirsty MacColl.

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I study liberal arts and Italian at the university and I adore the movies of Cartoon Saloon.

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I’m a technical writer in Budapest, hobby translator, a fan of English language literature and the Irish landscape.

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I'm a cultural journalist, translator, SEO writer and PhD student at Pázmány Péter Catholic University. My closer relationship with contemporary Irish literature began with an encounter with the texts of Medbh McGuckian, whose poems I started to translate too.

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I’m a fresh graduate of ELTE’s School of English and American Studies. My goal has always been to become a translator. Ireland has always had a special place in my heart, and this bond only grew stronger after spending a semester at the University of Limerick with an Erasmus scholarship. Upon my return I decided to write my BA thesis about Irish folklore and fairy tales.

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I live in Budapest, studied sociology and intercultural studies before turning to specialized translation. For a few years I have been practicing literary translation with a few publications. Until I get to go to Ireland again, I try to read, listen to or watch anything that is coming from there.

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I’m a teacher of English in junior and senior high school. My thesis examined the mirror motif in contemporary Belfast literature. I have published some poems in Hungarian literary journals.

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I’m a  literary and non-literary freelance translator and interpreter, based in Budapest and working with English. My first encounter with anything Irish was in third elementary, a small book on Irish American emigration found while exploring the library. I later turned onto translating beside school, then to lit translation, until finally the role stuck. I’m member of MEGY Association of Hungarian Literary Translators

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Freelance translator turned software tester. I translated around fifty novels and a collection of Christmas poetry. I fell in love with Celtic myths and Irish legends as a child, especially the stories from the Book of Conquests. I took several courses in Irish culture and literature at university, and visited Ireland a couple of times later on. This workshop is where my love of poetry and Irish literature finally meet.

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I’m an EU-accredited conference interpreter, translator, trainer, amateur literary translator. I love Irish music. My working languages are English and Spanish. I started translating poetry during the spring lockdown, to my own delight, and when I came across this poetry translation workshop, I signed up straightaway.

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I’m a freelance translator and a graduate of ELTE's Institute of Hungarian Literature and Cultural Studies. My love for Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Celtic cultures developed during my years of secondary education but my mother's utmost enthusiasm for Ireland nudged me even closer to Irish literature, history and music. I translate Hungarian, English and Spanish.