Visiting Research Fellowships
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Trinity Long Room Hub Visiting Research Fellows 2026-27
Trinity Long Room Hub Emeritus Fellows
O’Mahony Visiting Research Fellow in Music
Trinity Long Room Hub Visiting Research Fellows 2026-27
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Name |
University |
Date |
Project title |
Academic partner |
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Prof David Kinley |
University of Sydney |
August - October 2026 |
A Sorry Business: How Britain’s Accidental Apology for the Irish Famine Changed the Course of History |
Prof David Kenny, School of Law |
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Stephanie Martin |
O'Mahony Music Fellow |
September - November 2026 |
Toronto-Dublin: collaborative choral composition |
Dr Orla Flanagan, School of Creative Arts |
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Prof Genevieve Bell |
Australian National University |
October 2026 - March 2027 |
TELEGRAPH TIME: An Australian socio-technical story |
Prof Christopher Morash, School of English |
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Prof Martin Cobas |
Universidade de la Republica |
October - November 2026 |
Botanic Diplomats: Tropical “Life” and the Northern World |
Dr Timothy Stott, School of Histories & Humanities |
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Prof Kaya Sahin |
Ohio State University |
November - December 2026 |
Performing an Empire: Ottoman Public Ceremonies in the Long Sixteenth Century |
Dr Murat Siviloglu, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies |
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Prof Yasmin Khan |
Department of Continuing Education |
February - April 2027 |
Mars and Britannia: a global history of British warfare, 1815-2021 |
Dr Joseph Clarke, School of Histories & Humanities |
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Dr Justin Tackett |
North Carolina State University |
February - April 2027 |
“Saving James Henry’s Papers: New Poems, Biography, & Bibliography of Trinity’s Forgotten Polymath” |
Dr Charlie Kerrigan, School of Histories and Humanities |
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Prof Frances Dickey |
University of Misssouri |
March - April 2027 |
The Poetics of Fresh Water in a Time of Pollution |
Prof Philip Coleman, School of English |
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Dr Mingyeong Son
|
Seol National University |
March - May 2027 |
The Korean Dream Resonates in Ireland: The 1938 Premiere of Ahn Eak-tai’s Symphonic Fantasy Korea and the Echoes of Colonial Solidarity |
Dr Evangelia Rigaki, School of Creative Arts |
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Dr Barry Hazley |
University of Liverpool |
April 2027 |
The Northern Ireland Troubles and British Society: State Responses to Irish Political Violence and Subversive Activities in England c.1969-85 |
Dr Brian Hanley, School of Histories & Humanities |
Trinity Long Room Hub Emeritus Fellows
| Name | School Affiliation | Project Title |
|---|---|---|
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Prof David Dickson |
School of Histories and Humanities, TCD |
The Moore Letters Project, a major editorial project of some 800 letters from members of the Moore and Hughes families based in Derry and Baltimore, spanning the years 1788 to 1845. |
| Prof Eunan O’Halpin | School of Histories and Humanities, TCD | Preparing two monographs Neighbours from Hell: Afghanistan and the Second World War Belligerents, 1933-1947 and An Island at War: Ireland 1922-23 |
O’Mahony Visiting Research Fellow in Music
With thanks to the generosity of Rosemary O’Mahony, the Trinity Long Room Hub is delighted to offer a three-month funded fellowship dedicated to music and music-related research, awarded annually on a competitive basis.
Professor Stephanie Martin is the inaugural O’Mahony Visiting Research Fellow in Music (2026-27), and a choral conductor and composer whose work exemplifies the vitality of music as a scholarly, creative, and performative discipline, all of which reflects the central place of choral studies within Trinity’s musical life.
Click here for more information on the O'Mahony Visiting Research Fellowship in Music.