French-language Literary Translation Residency 2027 in Dublin
Ambassade de France en Irlande
The French Embassy in Ireland and the Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation are taking applications for the 2027 residency for practising literary translators working into French on a book by an Irish or British author. The embassy page, updated 23 July 2026, says the round is open and closes at noon on Monday 14 December 2026. The stay is usually eight weeks in February and Marc...
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Usually eight weeks, in February and March 2027. Campus accommodation at Trinity College Dublin, a contribution toward living and travel costs, and a workspace at the Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation. Library access, contact with academic staff, and free attendance at university events. A public presentation of the translation at the end of the stay. Fellows arrange their own visa, if one is needed, and their own international health and travel insurance. The page does not state an application fee or a euro amount for the contribution. The page does not describe how to apply; questions go to littrans@tcd.ie.
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Practising literary translators working into French on a literary work by an Irish or British author. The embassy page does not name a nationality or a country of residence.
Dates & details
- Deadline
- at noon. The embassy page does not name a timezone.
- Programme dates
- February and March 2027, usually eight weeks.
- Duration
- Usually eight weeks on campus in Dublin, with the Centre as the main workplace.