Modern Irish History Seminar

Roy Foster (Hertford College, University of Oxford) in conversation with Eugenio Biagini (Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge)

‘New directions in Irish History’

Simon Gallagher (Christs's College, University of Cambridge)

‘The education of children under the Irish Poor’

Ian McBride (King's College, London)

‘The historian as a healer: dealing with the past in Northern Ireland’

Trisha Kessler (University College Dublin)

‘Economic nationalism and Jewish refugee industries: identity and encounter in twentieth-century provincial Ireland'

Susan O'Brien (University of Cambridge)

‘Irish women in British convents 1850-1950’

Stella Isaac (Churchill College, University of Cambridge)

‘"Taking India by the hand" Protestant boarding schools and the British Empire, 1922-1939’

Katriona Goldstone (The Irish Times, RTE)

‘Heroic days of dream and struggle - Leslie Daiken and Irish left-wing writers in the 1930s’

Bronwen Walter (Anglia Ruskin University)

‘Transatlantic worlds: women in the west of Ireland c.1880-1920’

Peter Gray(Queen's University Belfast)

‘The Great Famine in transatlantic historiographies c.1847-1914’

Colin McCarthy (University College Dublin)

‘Two very different Irish public finance crises 1988 and 2008’