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Tomás Ó Fiaich, History, and the Development of John Hume's Formula for Irish Unity
'Tomás Ó Fiaich, History, and the Development of John Hume's Formula for Irish Unity' Dr Tommy Dolan (University of York)
When: Thursday, 30 March 2023
Hic et Ubique
What does it mean to be Irish? Or, what does it mean to become Irish? These are the questions that this rehearsed reading of Hic et Ubique is going to explore in this collaborative theatrical research project between Maynooth University’s Drama Society and PhD researcher, Alan Waldron
When: Wednesday, 29 March 2023
Ancient Classics Seminar Series : Colloquium on Euripides’ Bacchae through the Ages
Colloquium, ‘Euripides’ Bacchae through the Ages'
When: Friday, 24 March 2023
Euripedes' Bacchae through the ages
An afternoon colloquiumon Euripedes' Bacchae and moments of it's varied legacy.
When: Friday, 24 March 2023
History Seminar Series - Digging for Gold: Irish Builders in Post-War London
Michael Mulvey (Maynooth University) speaking on 'Digging for Gold: Irish Builders in Post-War London'
When: Thursday, 23 March 2023
History Seminar Series - Meaning and Materiality: Musical Manuscripts in Early-Modern Morocco
Carl Davila (SUNY Brockport) speaking on 'Meaning and Materiality: Musical Manuscripts in Early-Modern Morocco'
When: Thursday, 09 March 2023
American Fiction and the Production of Women’s Independent Space, 1880-1929
Research Seminar by Dr Katherine Fama - This book project explores the literary production of single space, mapping the reciprocal relationship between the early 20th-century novel, new domestic rental architectures, and the emergence of the single woman in America.
When: Thursday, 09 March 2023
Fíona Scarlett is in conversation with authors Donal Ryan and Brian Langan
This Thursday at 2pm (JH1), Writer-in-Residence Fíona Scarlett is in conversation with authors Donal Ryan and Brian Langan. The event is free, open to the public, and all are welcome!
When: Thursday, 09 March 2023
Ancient Classics Seminar Series : Historical friction: classical past and American present in Gore Vidal’s Julian
Dr Quentin Broughall (Independent Scholar) speaking on ‘Historical friction: classical past and American present in Gore Vidal’s Julian (1964)?’
When: Wednesday, 08 March 2023
History Seminar Series - 'Alien’ and ‘anglicised’? Landowners and landed estates in the history of Wales
Shaun Evans (Institute for the Study of Welsh Estates, Bangor University) speaking on ‘Alien’ and ‘anglicised’? Landowners and landed estates in the history of Wales
When: Thursday, 02 March 2023