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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 |
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PhD Research Panel
Caitlin White, 'Memories in Stone: A Study of Identity Through Statuary on the Island of Ireland, 1922-39'
Lorraine McEvoy, ' “Little Guests”: Operation Shamrock, Transnational 'Humanitarian Hospitality' and Children's Lives in the Aftermath of the Second World War'
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12/2 |
Resilient Women: Thriving in their own Time
Anna Devlin, Rachel Killeen, Joan Kavanagh, Morgan Wait
The Network for the Study of Resilient Women was founded in 2023 by a group of Early Career historians at Trinity College Dublin.
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19/2 |
Education
Jay Rozman (UCC), ' “Institutions of Empire?”: Assessing the Queen’s Colleges and British Imperial Service, c. 1850-1885'
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26/2 |
Military
David Murphy (Maynooth University), '“Chief Big Business”: Empire, Trade and Tribal Encounters in the Mohawk Valley in the eighteenth century’
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12/3 |
Marriage
Diane Urquart (QUB), '‘Sick of the sorry party game’: gender and the McCann mixed marriage case of 1910.'
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19/3 |
Medicine
Lloyd Meadhbh Houston (University of Cambridge)'Sexual Modernism in the North of Ireland: The Case of Forrest Reid'
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26/3 |
Family
Dr Leanne Calvert (University of Limerick), ‘‘if she had a hundr’d bastards she wou’d give them no father but [him]': Paternity disputes and family life in eighteenth century Ulster’
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