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Dr Patrick Walsh has together with Dr Douglas Kanter (Florida Atlantic University) just published a new book on the history of Irish taxation with Palgrave MacMillan. It is the first book to examine the politics of taxation in Ireland from the seventeenth through to the twenty-first centuries and combines political, economic and social history.

Caomihe Brennan and Marcus Brady are co-recipients of the prize, awarded annually for the best performance in an American history module in the Senior Freshman year. Brennan is pictured with Dr Daniel Geary, Mark Pigott Associate Professor of U.S. History.

Pictured at the awards on the 16th of October. L-R: Dr Carole Holohan, Olivia Frehill, Jack Sheehan, Ka lo Yau, and Dr Daniel Geary

TCEH is delighted to announce that a Yale University-based project that Dr Francis Ludlow (Dept of History) is a Co-Principal Investigator on has received this award. This project examines the link between explosive volcanic eruptions and the annual Nile river summer flooding in antiquity.

The new Dual BA Programme is unique in that students will graduate from the two leading universities with two degrees over the course of four years. The inaugural cohort will pursue a rigorous undergraduate education in the areas of the arts and humanities, spanning the two continents.