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Our next seminar will be held online (18 May, 16:00 BST) via Zoom. ‘Ireland without Partition: Counterfactual Histories’ with: Prof. Alvin Jackson, Dr. Caoimhe Nic Dháibhéid, and Prof. Charles Townshend. To register please, contact [email protected]

Please, be advised that this seminar will not be taking place as planned this week.

Our next seminar is an online event: 18 May, (16:00 BST on Zoom). ‘Ireland without Partition: Counterfactual Histories’ with Prof. Alvin Jackson, Dr. Caoimhe Nic Dháibhéid, and Prof. Charles Townshend. To register please, contact: [email protected]

A seminar that may be of interest to our followers, 5pm 26 May, Pembroke College

Our next seminar is on 15 June, 17:00 Hertford College, Oxford Joel Herman (TCD): ‘RevolutionaryCurrents: Newspapers and the Imperial Public Sphere, c.1760-1770’. And Madeleine Saidenberg (Oxford): ‘Shakespeare and the Circum-National Stage in Eighteenth-Century Ireland’

7th - 9th September: 22nd Conference of Irish Historians in Britain IHIB Conference, will be hosted at Cardiff University, Wales. The programme and registration form are available at: eventsforce.net/cbs/frontend/r…

We are pleased to share the schedule of Irish History seminars that will be held this coming term, at Hertford College, Oxford.

Our first seminar takes place on 12 October, 5 pm, at Hertford College, Oxford. Professor Rob Savage (Boston College) will discuss: ‘Northern Ireland, the BBC, and Censorship in Thatcher's Britain’.

Join us later this term to celebrate the launch of a new book by Dr Robin Adams QUB Economic History, OUP History, The Leverhulme Trust, @IrishStudiesQUB. Please, email [email protected] to register.

Our next seminar takes place on 9 November, 17:00. Professor Heather Jones (UCL) will discuss Monarchism and the Irish Revolution, 1916-1923.

Dr Síobhra Aiken (Queen's University Belfast 🎓) will present our first seminar of the term: Was there a ‘silence’ about the Irish Civil War? This is an in-person event that will take place in The Old College Hertford College, Oxford on 25 January at 5 p.m

Our first Irish Studies event for the new semester! Wednesday, February 1 4-6 Connolly House Eve Morrison, visiting professor from Trinity College Dublin, will be discussing a chapter from her recent work, Kilmichael: The Life and Afterlife of an Ambush. irishacademicpress.ie/product/kilmic…

Our next seminar takes place on 8 February, 5 p.m. in the Old Library at Hertford College, Oxford. Dr George Evans will present a paper entitled: 'Irish' officers in history and historiography.

Our next seminar takes place on 22 February at 5.p.m in The Old College Hertford College, Oxford where we will celebrate the launch of the paperback edition of Prof. Niall ÓDochartaigh (Irish Studies (NUIG)), Deniable Contact: Backchannel Negotiation in Northern Ireland.

Our next seminar takes place on 8 March at 5.p.m in The Old College Hertford College, Oxford. Dr Carole Holohan(TCD) will present: A poor place? Rethinking Irish histories of welfare.

On May 10th at 5 p.m. in the Old Library Hertford College, Oxford we will be celebrating the launch of a new monograph by Dr Lloyd (Meadhbh) Houston: Irish Modernism and the Politics of Sexual Health.

24th Conference of Irish Historians In Britain takes place 5-7 July Hertford College, Oxford. The theme is Humanitarianism and Irish History. Registration to attend is available at: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…