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The Modern and Contemporary Irish History Seminar Series
Seminars will take place at 2.30p.m. each Wednesday in the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts & Humanities Research Institute.
Email: holohaca@tcd.ie
2025 |
24/9 |
‘Partition and P.E.N. International'
Stephen O'Neill (TCD)
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1/10 |
‘'I have decided to leave you the money, and now I suppose you will pray for me to die soon!’: The legacies and family status of elite single women in twentieth-century Ireland’.
Maeve O'Riordan (UCC)
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8/10 |
‘‘[S]hut up in a caste’: the Irish farm labourer, the state and the legacy of peasant proprietorship, 1922-1976'.
Caitriona Curtis (TCD)
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15/10 |
‘Belfastmen: An Intimate History of Life before Gay Liberation’.
Tom Hulme (QUB)
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22/10 |
'Change and continuity in Irish Fascism'.
Brian Hanley (TCD)
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5/11 |
'Michael Hall and Island Pamphlets: Composing a people's history of the Troubles'.
Fearghus Roulston (University of Strathclyde)
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12/11 |
PhD Panel
Judy Bolger, '"Strong impressions are made by the sad cases that are known of infants born in the workhouse": Illegitimacy and infant care in the early twentieth-century Irish workhouse.'
Patrick Duffy, 'Frontier politics in the age of O'Connell: County Monaghan, Protestant Ulster and Catholic Ireland, 1824-44'.
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