Our garden party is a great way to round off the engaging discussions on #scienceandart of the #RBSS24 . Enjoy food and Boyle's Gin from BlackwaterDistillery, all while surrounded by the splendour of Lismore Castle's Gardens.
Booking and programme at robertboyle.ie
Lismore Heritage Co

EXTENDED DEADLINE!!!
If you have a CFP, event series, workshop, or anything else you want the medical humanities community to hear about please send it to me to put in the SSHM (@sshmedicine.bsky.social) Gazette by 5 May!

Cork/Corcaigh is coming soon from Irish Historic Towns Atlas
Pre-order 👉ria.ie/cork

A number of foldouts were specially commissioned for this atlas such as 'Map 2’ which brings us into the C19th city

🗺️ Ordnance Survey manuscript town plan, Cork, reconstruction, c. 1842 1:2500

#Vaccines  have been 🔑 to controlling major #bacterial diseases for >120 years - but early  #vaccine  testing could be controversial. This June, explore the history of  #typhoid  vaccine #innovation & #clinicaltrials in what was Dublin's Richmond District Lunatic Asylum

Really looking forward to attending, and presenting at this conference in the beautiful Carlow College/St Pat’s this weekend.

Deadline for abstracts is 30 April. Exciting workshop organised by Steve Taylor Alice Mauger and the team UCD History UCD CHOMI

One more week to submit your paper proposal to the Irish Conference of Medievalists!

irishmedievalists.com/archives/icm20…

You are warmly invited to the Inaugural Lecture of Professor Fearghal McGarry on Friday 26th April at 5pm in the Council Chamber, QUB.
The Lecture is titled Friends of Soviet Russia or ‘Satan’s dark agents’? Anti-communism as culture war in 1930s Ireland’.

Reminder on Friday I'm speaking at the 'Echoes of Civil War' conference in Royal Irish Academy discussing the history of Liam Lynch and Michael Collins' annual commemorations. Looking forward to this one!

Free entry! More details here: echoesofcivilwar.com/news/

Great New Books Network 📚
interview with Prof Peter Gray for his new UCD Press book on the Irish radical, William Sharman Crawford. Long overdue treatment of this significant figure in 19th century Irish & British radicalism. Looking forward to reading it!
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Last chance to book a ticket from what promises to be a fascinating talk by Prof Linda Connolly this Friday.

Prof Morag Martin's lecture to the Dept's Research seminar this Thurs 25 April, is cancelled. However, the 2nd session will go ahead- Prof Pieter Judson (European University Institute) 'Who killed the Empire? The collapse of the Habsburg monarchy in 1918'.
All are welcome

Interested in the #historyofwitchcraft ? We're holding an Open Day on 25 April from 11.00am-3.00pm to launch Ms Emily Higgins' exhibition on ' #Witchcraft and Skepticism at the Edward Worth Library: the Quest for Truth in Superstitious Europe'. Tours at 11.00am and 2.00pm. To book

Ticket sales for the 22nd Annual Historic Houses Conference close in just 1 week! We are looking forward to welcoming a fantastic line up of speakers to Maynooth University on 13 and 14 May. Haven't got your tickets yet? You can book them here eventbrite.ie/e/outside-the-… Maynooth History

Opportunity with our friends at Limerick! The 18-month position is on the Irish Research Council funded project MALCONTENTS: Order and Disorder in the Early Modern World of Learning. The deadline for applications is 14 May ’24 at noon Irish time. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHD903/pos…

Our annual conference will be hosted this year at lovely Carlow College. We have six exciting panels with many excellent speakers.
Find details here:
hstmnetworkireland.org/2024/04/17/his…

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…

⁦WHAI⁩ conference 2024,QUB-looking forward to this, I’m delighted to present on my research on queer female revolutionaries & broader 19th & early 29th century queer femininities. Bonus is annual gender historians met up & craic. #irishwmnhist qub.ac.uk/schools/happ/E…

Just 1 week to go, spread the word. Free and open to anyone to attend to listen to a great line-up of academic experts exploring the fascinating impacts and legacies of Civil Wars across Europe and the world!

Take a look at what we offer Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway - or drop us an email if you want to know more about our MA in History programme. We're always very happy to chat!