Funders

CELT gratefully acknowledges the assistance of its funders:

Professor Marianne McDonald supported CELT 2000–2004 with a core grant through the American Ireland Funds.

The Irish Higher Education Authority supported CELT first from 2000–2003 as part of the PRTLI 1 Documents of Ireland Project with €73,000.

The HEA again supported CELT, and eDIL at the University of Ulster in Coleraine, from 2003–2006 under Strand 1 of the North-South
Collaborative Scheme, with €257,000 (€131,000 for CELT and €126,000 for eDIL). This grant was awarded for the Project Linking Dictionaries and Texts
conducted at University College Cork and the University of Ulster.

The Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences awarded CELT a Government of Ireland Project Grant of €178,000 under the theme
"Research Infrastructures in the Humanities and Social Sciences" for the period 2005–2008.
The award was used towards compilation of a Digital Dinneen, an electronic dictionary on the CELT website.

Over all these years, University College Cork has been providing CELT with technical support and benefits in kind.
The President's Strategic Fund awarded CELT seed funding for Writers of Ireland in November 2005.
In 2006, we raised private funds through a Charity Art Auction.

For 2007, CELT gratefully acknowledges the invaluable contribution of the UCC Arts Faculty, which allowed operation from 2007 into 2008.

In 2008 CELT was awarded a grant from the HEA under PRTLI 4 which has funded its core operation until August 2010. See Final Report here.

CELT is now funded by the School of History, University College, Cork.

Researchers

Beatrix Färber is CELT Project Manager. She was contributing to and overseeing LDT,
and has been involved in the Digital Dinneen, as well as in Writers of Ireland.

Former Research Associates Benjamin Hazard and Emer Purcell {initial.surname@ucc.ie} worked on the Linking Dictionaries and Texts Project at UCC. Professor Donnchadh Ó Corráin from UCC was Principal Investigator. Dr Gregory Toner, from the School of Languages and Literature at the University of Ulster at Coleraine, was Associate Investigator. The LDT Research Officer in Coleraine was Hilary Lavelle.

Professor Donnchadh Ó Corráin was Principal Investigator of the Digital Dinneen. Dr Seán Ua Súilleabháin from the Department of Modern Irish at UCC was Associate Investigator. Dr Julianne Nyhan was the Digital Dinneen Research Associate and completed her searchable online Lexicon of Old Irish. Former part-time Research Assistants Emer Purcell, Benjamin Hazard and Emma McCarthy were involved in text capture, TEI-conformant text editing, and data processing.