PhD student Andrew Nurkin writes about the incident that forms the basis of his thesis research: www.theassemblync.com/news/culture...
Very much looking forward to this next Saturday. Chaired by Dr Audrey Whitty (NLI), I’ll be speaking alongside Dr Paul Dryburgh (The National Archives, UK) on all things Norman, charters and IMC editions - all are welcome!
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Michaelmas Term schedule, Seminar in International History
Wow, this is an absolutely fascinating article and does what all good history should do - complicated simplistic narratives to reveal a more holistic understanding of the past. Kudos @brian-hanley.bsky.social!
Here is the schedule of talks for the Environmental History ResearchSeminar this term. www.tcd.ie/tceh/events/
Kiddo attended an academic orientation @tcddublin.bsky.social w/ n address given by the chair of @historytcd.bsky.social Professor Lindsey Earner-Byrne. A substantial part of it was about the probs w/ AI and the need to avoid it and Kiddo said the speaker received a loud ovation when she was done.
"While I do think the book has something to contribute to the ongoing/revived conversations about societal change at the beginning of the second millennium, it also [...] provides an entirely new paradigm to think about elites within medieval societies [...]." #MedievalSky
The schedule for the Early Modern Research Seminar is here 👇 lots of great talks! @janeohlmeyer.bsky.social
Dr Niall Ó Súilleabháin has published his book, Social Elites in Medieval France: Status, Wealth and Power in the Loire Valley, c. 850-1150 (Manchester UP). The book had its genesis in Niall's PhD here at Trinity
Looking forward to returning to Dublin in November to speak at @historytcd.bsky.social seminar series & an honour to be in great company incl: @shannondevlin.bsky.social & @fionnualawalsh.bsky.social. Will be focussing on research emerging from @ukri.org #AHRC #womensgrassrootsactivism network.
This term's schedule for the Research Seminar in Modern and Contemporary Irish History is here www.tcd.ie/history/rese...
This term's schedule for the Early Modern History Research Seminar is here: www.tcd.ie/history/rese...
Proposals for papers are invited for the annual conference of the Economic and Social History Society of Ireland to be held at Trinity College Dublin on 4 & 5 Dec. Abstracts of 300 words should be sent to [email protected] by 23rd Oct. 2026. All aspects of Irish economic and social history are welcome.
UPCOMING EVENT Dear Friends, Join us on Saturday 3 October in the JM Synge Theatre (Room 2039), Arts Building, Trinity College Dublin, for our 27th Medieval Dublin symposium, organised with the support of @historytcd.bsky.social as part of the Dublin Festival of History [1/2]
Congrats to our MPhil students: Constantia Maxwell award, Nora Mulvehill, Public History & Cultural Heritage; bursaries to Murphy McDonald Bradshaw, PHCH; Eva Hendley, Medieval; Laurie Seiters, Early Modern ; Regan Grogg, Modern Irish; Finn Purdy, Environmental; Isabelle Steuver, International
Prof. Patrick Geoghegan interviews Andrew Gorman, Research Programme Officer, Trinity Long Room Hub, about his new book on the Irish who served in the British Army : www.newstalk.com/podcasts/hig...
Delighted to see my article in Analecta Hibernica in print, which provides a full edition and translation of the 1247 partition of the transnational Marshall estate @irishmanuscripts.bsky.social @historytcd.bsky.social
Dr @geolug.bsky.social, together with colleague Dr Aiofe Bhreatnach, has published an opinion piece in the @irishtimes.com about recent fine imposed on the HSE for not taking care of sensitive patient records with medical, legal and historical value. www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2026...
Dr @brian-hanley.bsky.social has published a new article in the Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, on Irish Republican Attitudes to Zionism and Palestine www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Welcome to the new academic year! Welcome to permanent appointments Drs. @brian-hanley.bsky.social, @roztan.bsky.social, and Diogo de Carvalho Cabral. Welcome new staff members Drs. Lewis Bremner, @joelherman.bsky.social , Niall Ó Suilleabháin, and @mwait13.bsky.social.
