Modern Irish History seminars
The Modern Irish History research seminars take place throughout the academic year and are open to all.
Time and location
As a result of COVID-19 the Modern Irish History Seminar will take place on Tuesdays at 5pm in Seminar Room 1, Chrystal Macmillan Building unless stated otherwise.
Events schedule
Semester 2 2022/23
| Date | Speaker | Topic | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
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Tue 31 Jan |
Laura McAtackney (University College Cork) |
‘Tracing the transition of conflict to peace: understanding the Northern Irish Conflict through material culture’ |
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| Tue 7 Feb |
Niamh Coffey (University of Strathclyde) |
'Remedying a miscarriage of justice: the arrest and deportation of anti-Treaty women in Britain' |
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| Tue 21 Feb |
James Bright (University of Edinburgh) |
‘Captive Readers: The Loyalist Long Kesh Library' |
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| Tue 7 Mar |
Gary Murphy (Dublin City University) |
'Charles Haughey and the National Question: Rhetoric and Reality’ |
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| Tue 28 Mar | Jack Hepworth (University of Oxford) |
‘“They cannot act as a class as long as their privileges survive”: British radical perceptions of the loyalist working class during the Northern Ireland conflict, c.1969 – 1994’ |
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| Tue 2 May | Catriona Kennedy (Univeristy of York) |
‘“Your servants that were your servants”: Irish domestic servants, radicalism and rebellion in the 1790s’ (joint with Gender and Sexuality group) |
Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, Doorway 1, Old Medical School |
Semester 1 2022/23
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Tue 20 Sep |
Anna Lively (University of Oxford) |
'Revolutionary Reverberations: Transnational Relief Efforts and the International Press in Ireland and Russia, 1916-1925’ |
| Tue 11 Oct |
Rob Savage (Boston College) |
'A servile state puppet? Northern Ireland, the BBC and censorship in Thatcher's Britain' |
| Tue 1 Nov | Abigail Fletcher (University of Edinburgh) |
'From the Sexual Offences Act to Strasbourg: Homosexuality and the Law in Northern Ireland, 1967-1982' |
| Tue 6 Dec | Gareth Lyle (University of Edinburgh) |
‘The Geography of Death: East Belfast and the Great War' |
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