
The University of Edinburgh's Modern Irish History research group. Follow for news regarding our researchers, seminar series programme & events @HCAatEdinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined September 2015
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Our very own Professor Enda Delaney packing them in at @acis2024 .
#History #Irishhistory #ACIS2024 #EdinburghUniversity #Edinburgh
Standing room only at the lecture hall to hear Prof Enda Delaney, Chair in Modern History, University of Edinburgh - his talk entitled 'Out of Time? Ireland and Modernity' challenges existing understandings that Ireland only became modern in the 1960s
#ACIS2024
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Standing room only at the lecture hall to hear Prof Enda Delaney, Chair in Modern History, University of Edinburgh - his talk entitled 'Out of Time? Ireland and Modernity' challenges existing understandings that Ireland only became modern in the 1960s
#ACIS2024
Many congratulations to all the winners of the @BAIrishStudies 2024 Awards and Bursaries, particularly to our very own Sarah Mason (postgraduate essay prize winner) and alumnus @APhemister (highly commended for his book Land and Liberalism: Henry George and the Irish Land War)
We are delighted to announce the winners of our 2024 Awards and Bursaries, which will be presented at a reception at @IrelandEmbGB on the 28th of May.
Huge congratulations to all our winners.
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Thank you to Sarah Mason for her brilliant paper yesterday and to everyone who has contributed to and attended our seminars this academic year!
Reminder to join us tomorrow 14 May at 5pm, when Sarah Mason @HCAatEdinburgh be speaking on 'Community Nostalgia and Transgenerational Trauma: Reconciling Dichotomies from a Women's Oral History of West Belfast, 1974-1995'. Seminar room 6 Chrysal Mac & online (via mailing list)
You can also learn more about Sarah Mason's fascinating oral history research into women's networks in West Belfast 1975-95 at our next seminar on Tuesday 14 May at 5pm! All welcome, seminar room 6 Chrystal mac and online via our mailing list
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Read Sarah Mason's report of her oral history investigation into women’s networks and community nostalgia within West Belfast, 1975-1995 @MIH_Edin :
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Reminder to join us today (Tuesday) at 5 for what promises to be a fascinating seminar with Professor Olwen Purdue @QUBelfast @opurdue on 'Belfast Boys Go West: The Irish Poor Law and the Emigration of Workhouse Boys to North America 1900-18'. Seminar room 6 Chrystal Mac & online
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Events this week from @MIH_Edin, @CLAIBS1 and @UoEPrehistoryRG. Find out more at edin.ac/2D2YsSH
#History #Classics #Archaeology #Seminars #Edinburgh #EdinburghUniversity #Monday #Prehistory
Please join us next Tuesday 30 April at 5 for a seminar with Professor Olwen Purdue @QUBelfast! @opurdue will speak on 'Belfast Boys Go West: The Irish Poor Law and the Emigration of Workhouse Boys to North America 1900-18'. All welcome, talk in seminar room 6 Chrystal Macmillan
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For our annual Flatley lecture, Alvin Jackson offered overarching arguments about the origins and survival of different 19th century multinational union states to shed new light on the history of the union between Britain and Ireland
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Tomorrow is the final deadline for applications for the Justin Arbuthnott PhD Scholarship in Modern Irish History. Annual stipend at UKRI rate for 3.5 years. More info: tinyurl.com/mry3fbvu
#History #IrishHistory #PhD #Funding #Edinburgh #EdinburghUniversity @MIH_Edin
Huge thanks to @MartinDoyleIT for a brilliant event last night, with fascinating Q&A and great crowd! Thanks also to @irlscotland for supporting the event
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Thanks to @MartinDoyleIT and the @MIH_Edin crew for a really interesting session. The argument (from the audience) about the relative seniority of those Loyalists who were interned (when compared to Republican internees) was not one I'd heard before!?
Not long to go until what promises to be fascinating event with @MartinDoyleIT! Join us in person or online at 5pm (online joining instructions sent via mailing list)
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Very interesting event, many thanks @MIH_Edin @MartinDoyleIT
Another book added to the reading list!
Not long to go until what promises to be fascinating event with @MartinDoyleIT! Join us in person or online at 5pm (online joining instructions sent via mailing list)
Not long to go until what promises to be fascinating event with @MartinDoyleIT! Join us in person or online at 5pm (online joining instructions sent via mailing list)
Tomorrow's the day! Definitely an event not to miss
Reminder to join us next Tuesday for this very exciting public event with @MartinDoyleIT, Books Editor of @IrishTimes and author of the acclaimed book Dirty Linen: The Troubles in my Home Place. Event kindly supported by @irlscotland. 5pm in Meadows Lecture Theatre, all welcome!
Reminder that tomorrow is 1st Deadline for Justin Arbuthnott PhD scholarship in Modern Irish History! Fantastic opportunity for aspiring PhD students
Tomorrow is the 1st deadline (for PhD app) for Justin Arbuthnott PhD Scholarship in Modern Irish History. Annual stipend at UKRI rate for 3.5 years. More: tinyurl.com/mry3fbvu
#History #IrishHistory #PhD #Funding #Edinburgh #EdinburghUniversity @MIH_Edin
Reminder to join us next Tuesday for this very exciting public event with @MartinDoyleIT, Books Editor of @IrishTimes and author of the acclaimed book Dirty Linen: The Troubles in my Home Place. Event kindly supported by @irlscotland. 5pm in Meadows Lecture Theatre, all welcome!
PhD Funding Opportunity! Applications open for Justin Arbuthnott PhD Scholarship in Modern Irish History @HCAatEdinburgh, 1st deadline 12 March (for PhD app), 2nd deadline 26 March. Annual stipend at UKRI rate for 3 and a half years. Please share widely! tinyurl.com/mry3fbvu
Please join us on 12 March at 5pm for what promises to be a fascinating event with @MartinDoyle speaking about his book Dirty Linen: The Troubles in My Home Place. Kindly supported by @irlscotland





















