Current Research Students
| Name | Topic | Supervisor(s) | Funding |
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A Revaluation of Sarah Cecilia Harrison’s (1863-1941) contribution to Visual and Political Culture in Ireland and Britain, as an Artist, a Promoter of the Fine Arts and a Social Reformer |
Angela Griffith |
IRC Funding: September 2020 - August 2023 |
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Brien, Megan |
A History of Interior Design for Autism in Ireland, 1969 to present |
Timothy Stott |
IRC Postgraduate Scholarship, 2020-24 |
Buckley, Aoife Marie |
Building the National Gallery |
Rachel Moss |
TCD-NGI doctoral fellow (2019-2022) |
Carey, Christine |
The Art of Constructing La Città Santa: The Patronage of Pope Gregory XIII (1572-1585) |
Peter Cherry |
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The collecting practices of Isabel de Farnesio, Queen of Spain: A contextualisation in terms of gender, taste and title |
Peter Cherry |
Rosemary Mulcahy doctoral fellow (2019-2023) |
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The Irish High Crosses in post-medieval Ireland’ |
Rachel Moss |
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Donnelly, Paul |
Harry Clarke Studios and the Irish American Church; Making, Meaning and Identity |
Angela Griffith |
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Hogg, Andrew |
Academic Dress in Ireland: representations of purpose and achievement |
Peter Cherry |
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Sold Into Exile & Bought Home: Migrations of Irish Big House libraries after Independence (1922) |
Philip McEvansoneya |
Ontario Students’ Assistance Programme (OSAP) |
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German architects in Britain and Ireland 1700–1750 |
Christine Casey |
IRC Postgraduate Scholarship (2019-2023) |
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Ní Lideadha, Sorcha |
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Peter Cherry |
IRC Postgraduate Scholarship (2017-2021) |
The architecture of the Great Northern Railway |
Christine Casey |
Trinity College Postgraduate Research Studentship |
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Sánchez-Migalon Cano, Fernando |
The Power of Display: Exhibition Cultures and Exhibited Cultures in Ireland 1973-2011 |
Yvonne Scott |
IRC Postgraduate Scholarship |
The Moxon Tennyson: Illustration as Art Object |
Angela Griffith |
IRC post-graduate scholarship (2019-2023) |
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Zouboulakis, Katerina |
A Visual History of Earth System Models from 1972 to Present (Case Study: Met Eireann) |
Timothy Stott |
Provost's PhD Project Award (2022-2026) |