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20 Apr 2026

Conference 26-27 March 2026: The Franciscan Order in late medieval Ireland, 1230-1330.

Over two days, 26-27 March 2026, The School of History hosted a group of scholars working on the Franciscan Order in late medieval Ireland and beyond. The two-day event filled with stimulating presentations and discussions marked the 800th anniversaries of the death of St Francis of Assisi in 1226 and the establishment of the Franciscan Province of Ireland in 1230.
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The School of History Annual Prize-giving Ceremony 2026
23 Feb 2026

The School of History Annual Prize-giving Ceremony 2026

The School of History Annual Prize-giving Ceremony 2026 took place in the Aula Maxima on Wednesday, 18 February. The ceremony is an annual event celebrating the excellent achievements of students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. Prizes were awarded based on academic performance in the last academic year, 2024-2025. We are extremely proud of the outstanding achievements of our students.
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From left to right; Professor John O' Halloran, President UCC; Kevin Bakhurst, DG RTÉ; Sarah McInerney, RTÉ; Dr Hiram Morgan, Head of School of History; Patricia Monahan, Director of Audio RTÉ; Aife MacEvilly, Commissioner for Broadcasting at Coimisúin na Meán;Joe Duffy; Dr Finola Doyle O'Neill: Brian Redmond, Judge 'Dancing with the Stars'.
06 Feb 2026

Broadcast to Podcast Conference; celebrating 100 years of radio in Ireland.

The Two-day event, Broadcast to Podcast; celebrating 100 years of radio in Ireland, was convened by Dr Finola Doyle O'Neill, Broadcast Historian at the School of History. 
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UCC Radio conference celebrating 100 years of Irish radio
19 Dec 2025

Celebrating a Century of Irish Radio: National Conference at University College Cork Brings Together Industry Leaders, Academics, and Pioneers

The airwaves are set to spark with insight, reflection, and forward-thinking as UCC History, in partnership with Coimisiún na Meán, and supported by RTÉ, and the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland (IBI), proudly announces a landmark Radio Conference to commemorate 100 years of Irish radio. This two-day national event, taking place January 29–30, 2026, at University College Cork, will feature some of the most influential voices in Irish broadcasting, both past and present. The conference will explore the legacy, culture, and future of radio in Ireland through a dynamic programme of panels, keynotes, and archival exhibitions.
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