Features the wonderful @niamhanncullen so well worth it

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Two @Irishresearch Laureates in the department! Heartiest congratulations to Anne and Micheál!

Congratulations to Joel Herman who passed his viva today! TCD History Trinity Long Room Hub it has been my pleasure to supervise this great thesis

Brilliant review of the history of Eric Williams’ Capitalism & Slavery by Christopher Leslie Brown: outlines its multi-layered arguments, shows how those arguments have been persistently reduced and dismissed by certain critics (especially now in the context of the right wing

PhD position klaxon! Two fully funded PhD studentships in Modern Irish History at Trinity! Read about it here: buff.ly/3NdGI90

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Deciphering legal terms in the Registry of Deeds can certainly be a #EyaChallenge .

Our guide created by Patrick Walsh includes an excellent glossary of terms and aims to ‘demystify deeds’ for all users and is free to download here tailte.ie/registration/d…

#ExploreYourArchive

This was great, super paper and a fascinating discussion afterwards. Highly recommend Tim’s book TCD History

Looking forward to chairing this tomorrow in Trinity Long Room Hub at 16:00

Just a reminder that I'll be speaking tomorrow afternoon (Monday) at the early-modern history seminar in the Longroom Hub TCD. I'll have some discounted copies of my book for sale. (Sorry to constantly be posting about it!)

In our latest blog, Joel Herman explores the intersection of print and politics in 18th century Dublin in the fight for legistlative self-determination. Read here: ustc.ac.uk/news/the-power…

CFP now open for the Eighteenth-Century Ireland Society Annual Conference to be held at the University of Galway 20-21 June 2024. Details here: ecis.ie/annual-confere…
English, Media & Creative Arts, Uni of Galway 18th Century Studies ASECS Office IASIL

Would you like to do a Economics PhD starting next September and specialize in economic history? If so, you might be interested in joining us at Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH). For more, see below! Happy to answer Qs here too.

'Irishmen and Irishwomen! Treat the colored people as your equals, as brethren.' (1841) Signed by 60k Irish people.

In 1890, Trinity-affiliated academics Alfred Cort Haddon and Andrew Francis Dixon took 13 human crania from Inishbofin without the consent of the island’s community 🧵

I had a magnificent tour of Marsh's Library with my TCD History Atlantic Island students today. They were much taken with the maps in the Go West exhibition and even more so by a 1670s map of Jamaica bound into a copy of the Acts of the Jamaican Assembly.

If you would like the group to consider an issue relating to Trinity’s historical legacy or have a suggestion for a new name for the Library, you can make a submission at: tcd.ie/legacies/

#TrinityCollegeDublin #HistoricalLegacies

“Any institution as old as Trinity will have things in its past that we have questions about. Our students have questions about these things.”

In 2022, Provost Linda Doyle created the Trinity Legacies Review Working Group to address Trinity’s historical legacies 🧵