Modern Irish History Seminar

Bethan Johnson (University of Cambridge)

'"From the tongue of angels into the tongue of men": The Role of Language in Violent Nationalist Campaigning 1918'

Professor Michael Kenny (University of Cambridge) 

The Anglosphere Tradition in British Politics' 

Dr Connal Parr (Northumbria University)

'"You may split and maybe you are the better for splitting." Ulster Protestantism, Religion and Labour Politics' 

Dr Charles Read (Queen Mary University of London)

'Towards a new narrative of the Irish Famine of 1845-53’

Dr Sarah Roddy

‘The crystallized energies of the people'; Money and the Irish Catholic Church, 1850-1921'

Professor Claire Connelly 

‘BMaking Maps: Irish Literature, 1780-1830'

Professor Senia Paseta 

‘Suffrage and Citizenship in Ireland, 1910-1918'

Dr. Catherine Cox (University College Dublin)

‘Prison or Patient?':Prison Regimes and the Management of Mental Disorder in mid-nineteen century Ireland.

Simon Gallagher (University of Cambridge)

‘And he thought that inspector should be a lady': women's expanding roles in the welfare of pauper children

Dr. John Ranelagh 

"Bloody Sunday: New Evidence (including filmed interviews) on Michael Collins' Intelligence Operations.'

H.E. Adrian O'Neill, Ambassador of Ireland to the United Kingdom   

‘Living in the shelter of one another; Ireland-UK relations in the shadow of Brexit'