The Modern Irish History Seminar Group @Cambridge_Uni @CamHistory | Supported by @IrelandEmbGB | Updated by our postgrads.

Cambridge, England
We are happy to share the Easter programme for the Modern Irish History seminar, starting this Wednesday (1 May) with Peter Gray.
1
10
3,402
The Cambridge Modern Irish History Seminar convenors are delighted to share our seminar programme for Lent Term 2024
2
8
859
The Cambridge Modern Irish History Seminar Convenors are delighted to share our programme for Michaelmas Term 2023
2
550
Modern Irish History retweeted
This evening at 5 pm, I will speak at the Cambridge Irish History Group. My topic will be ‘Ireland in a Changing World, 1980-2020: some personal reflections’. It’s at Sidney Sussex College.
1
4
11
1,836
Today we are hosting @DanMulhall, the Parnell Fellow at Magdalene College, who will be speaking on “Ireland in a changing world, 1980-2020 - Some personal reflections”
5
4
1,412
Our next talk of Easter Term will take place tomorrow, Wednesday May 3rd, at 5pm in the Knox Shaw Room. We will be hosting Dr Ciara Breathnach @CiaraBreath of the University of Limerick, who will be speaking on “The Dublin City Coroner's Court and Cause of Death c1900”
The Cambridge Modern Irish History Seminar convenors are delighted to share our seminar programme for Easter Term 2023
5
11
3,117
Our first event of term takes place tomorrow
Replying to @MIH_Cam
Our first event of term will be Wednesday 26 April, at at 5pm in the Knox Shaw Room, Sidney Sussex College. Dr Ciara Meehan of University of Hertfordshire will be speaking on '"Very Much Astray Morally": Women's Magazines and Sex Education in 1960s Ireland”
3
1
455
The Cambridge Modern Irish History Seminar convenors are delighted to share our seminar programme for Easter Term 2023
1
6
11
4,913
Our first event of term will be Wednesday 26 April, at at 5pm in the Knox Shaw Room, Sidney Sussex College. Dr Ciara Meehan of University of Hertfordshire will be speaking on '"Very Much Astray Morally": Women's Magazines and Sex Education in 1960s Ireland”
1
1
822
We're back next Monday! Join us on the 13th March at 6pm on Zoom as @olamajekodunmi1 discusses 'Language, identity, and diversity in Ireland' with @iwatsonucd. Registration now open ➡️ bit.ly/3kQOiLw
6
5
2,434
Modern Irish History retweeted
BOOK LAUNCH AND LECTURE: for my new book about British financial crises over the past 200 years & how the Truss government ignored important lessons from history Thursday 9th March starting at 17.15 Reserve an in-person or online ticket on Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-laun…
3
9
1,535
Modern Irish History retweeted
Bonnets, Bandoliers & Ballot Papers- Join Museum Guide Sheila Robinson for an engaging, informative & thought-provoking examination of the changing roles of women at the beginning of the 20th Century youtu.be/GXGjZV2S_X8 #Herstory
1
39
51
46,360
In response to the Strike action, we are rescheduling our sessions in Lent Term. We will reschedule our postponed papers to next term Our updated term-card is as follows
1
1
567
In response to the Strike action, we are rescheduling our sessions in Lent Term. We will reschedule our postponed papers to next term Our updated term-card is as follows:
1
351
Programme Update: Professor Carey’s talk has been postponed until March 8, because of the UCU Strike. Our new termcard is as follows:
2
5
941
The Cambridge Modern Irish History Seminar convenors are delighted to share our seminar programme for Lent Term 2023
4
5
25
9,121
Our first event will take place on Feb 1, in the Knox Shaw Room, Sidney Sussex College. Professor Hilary Carey will speak on “Rev. James Curtin: Catholic Priest, Protestant Missionary and Pro-Slavery Pariah in Antigua”
1
323
Alongside our four talks this term, we will have the launch of @EconCharlesRead’s Calming the Storms: The Carry Trade, the Banking School and British Financial Crises Since 1825 (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023). This will take place on Thursday February 23.
3
3
1,230