As Americans head to the polls today, the spotlight on U.S. history has never been brighter. Understanding the events that shaped this global superpower provides crucial insight into today’s political and cultural climate.
The West Cork History Festival will take place over the weekend of 9 – 11 August 2024 at the beautiful Inish Beg estate, which was such a great location for our 2023 Festival.
This lecture by Dr Elizabeth Dawson, lecturer in medieval history at Carlow College, St Patrick’s, examines the Hiberno-Latin Lives of Patrick (7th-11th cent.) for their individual and collective contribution to the cult of the saint.
The Dublin Festival of History 2023 will run from 25 September to 15 October 2023.
Historian Cormac Moore will hold a 5-part lecture series ‘Ireland in 1923’.
The Trinity Long Room Hub, Arts and Humanities Research Institute invite you to attend the Annual Edmund Burke Lecture 2022. This year the lecture will be given by Michael Ignatieff, the Canadian writer, historian, former politician, and a renowned international commentator on democracy, civil liberty, and human rights.
On 15-18 June 2022, University College Cork will host the Irish Civil War National Conference, to mark the centenary of the opening of hostilities at the Four Courts in Dublin.
The Dublin City Library and Archive present Local Revolution: City Hall and the War of Independence on Thursday, 10 Dec 2020. Join historian Bernard Kelly for this webinar where he discusses the occupation of City Hall by the Crown forces in […]
Join Dr Paolo Virtuani for this Lifelong Learning Taster Lecture for College Awareness Week 2020,hosted by UCD Access and Lifelong Learning. My grandfather’s war: memories from the Italo-Austrian front (1917-18) Some people are lucky enough to have had a grandfather […]
