Many thanks to Crawford Gribben for hosting this New Books Network Podcast on 'William Sharman Crawford and Ulster Radicalism'
newbooksnetwork.com/william-sharma…

Momentarily resurfacing to warmly invite everyone to 'Love & War: 1914-2024', May 15-17th at Queen's University Belfast 🎓. Super grateful to the support of Acts of Union: Mixed Marriage in Modern Ireland Mitchell Institute at QUB Irish Studies QUB QUB AEL National Museums NI & Ulster Museum. It's free! Please book here👇
qub.ac.uk/Research/GRI/m…

If you missed this week's Irish Studies seminar by Karl O'Hanlon on 'Beyond Regionalism and Nationalism in Irish Poetry', it is now online at: youtu.be/HaJkpF4ODu0

Our next Irish Studies seminar is on Monday 22 April at 4.30 (in person and online). Dr Aidan Enright will speak about his new book on The O’Conor Don. All welcome

Our new staff network for minority languages, 'Iolra Morra More', is running an event, 'The Identity and Language Act - What Now?' this coming Wednesday at Queen's University Belfast 🎓. All welcome!

New podcast episode📢 Brenda Winter-Palmer on Charabanc Theatre Company’s legacy & making theatre for young audiences:
“Charabanc was the catalyst for me to embrace the worth of my own heritage and I actually became passionate about passing that on” open.spotify.com/episode/5gmDKj…

Our next Irish Studies seminar is on Monday 22 April at 4.30 (in person and online). Dr Aidan Enright will speak about his new book on The O’Conor Don. All welcome

Dáta don dialann: an léacht bhliantúil. Fáilte roimh chách.

April is poetry month, and the NI Bureau is celebrating with daily Poetry Across the Atlantic readings.

Here’s Cóilín Parsons of Georgetown English Department and Solas Nua reading a poem from Sinéad Morrissey, who read Lannan Center a few years ago.

Goods exports from the Republic of Ireland (% of total value) by category from 1925-2023

“But death is not easily escaped from by anyone: all of us with souls, earth-dwellers and children of men, must make our way to a destination already ordained where the body, after the banqueting, sleeps on its deathbed.” Remembering Seamus Heaney, born on this day 85 years ago.

Join our online EFACIS #PhD Lunch Break on 30 April, 1-2 pm CET, to meet fellow graduate students, share your research, discover new opportunities in #academia or simply discuss every-day concerns.

All information at fb.me/e/3AyTOTpuv .

#PhD talk #irishstudies

Coming up next Tuesday in the QUB Anthropology Seminars series: Angie Heo (University of Chicago), ‘A Story of “Patriotic Insanity” and Anticolonial Solidarity: Two Korean Assassins Meet the San Francisco Irish in 1908’.
hecate.qub.ac.uk/schools/happ/E…

The latest issue of The Portolan includes a unique tribute to cartographer Tim Robinson by John Hessler. John reflects on Robinson's approach to the process of mapping western Ireland. Some of Robinson's maps beautiful maps are available online from University of Galway Library

Elizabeth Rawdon, Lady Moira (d. #OTD 1808) was an extraordinary C18th woman-her Dublin residence was a 'gathering place of people of genius’, she was the 1st woman published in 'Archaeologia' & she regularly entertained Wolfe Tone, Russell et al. dib.ie/biography/rawd… #DIBLives

AI is helping to uncover the hidden voices of women in early modern Ireland.

The VOICES Project is harnessing new digital tech to document women’s experiences of extreme trauma and civil war in 16th & 17th century Ireland #VoicesProjectTCD

Learn more:
tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

Please save the date for our annual J. C. Beckett Lecture which will take place PRONI on 9th May at 6pm. We're delighted that Dr Clodagh Tait will speak to us on
'Margaret Isabella and the fairy in the churn: Women's folklore and girls' histories'.
eventbrite.co.uk/e/margaret-isa…

If you missed Andrew Holmes’ Irish Studies talk yesterday on Presbyterians and the Ulster Journal of Archaeology, it’s now online at youtu.be/__mlfeQBSPY

The next USIHS public lecture is on Thursday 18 April at 6pm - in-person at QUB and online. Joe Curran will speak on ‘Castle and City: Dublin Castle in its urban context, 1801-1923′. All welcome. usihs36.com/2024/03/04/usi…

Irish History Students’ Association Irish History Students’ Association Podcast....CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Episodes from the first series can be listened to at the following link: open.spotify.com/show/1yQoTziFd…