Teaching Delivery Mode for 2021/2022

Traditional lecture modules will be delivered face-to-face on campus, in line with University and government guidance. They will be streamed and recorded, where possible, as a study aid. Blended learning approaches will also be exploited, where appropriate.

The vast majority of case studies and seminars remain in-person only with no recording, and they will require student attendance in the classroom.

The precise details of teaching delivery are posted on Canvas for each module. All students should check these details as there may be some deviations to accommodate staff and students.

Further information can be found here

Research Seminar Series

History Seminars

School of History Research Seminar Series

Seminars from 2015 - 2020

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Seminars for 2014

01.12.2014	Dr Jeff Kildea	‘Tracing the Irish in the Australian forces during the First World War’
17.11.2014	Dr John Borgonovo	‘Something of the Nature of a Massacre”: The Bandon Valley Killings Revisited’
03.11.2014	Prof Máire Herbert	‘Aspects of Irish Hagiography’
20.10.2014	Dr Aidan Doyle	‘Language-Shift in Nineteenth-Century Ireland: A New Interpretation’
06.10.2014	Dr Donal O’Drisceoil	‘Sledgehammers, blue pencils and the rough first draft: media control during Ireland’s revolutionary decade’
29.09.2014	Dr Jason Harris	‘Erasmus in the Classroom: Renaissance Language Reform’
15.09.2014	Prof Geoffrey Roberts	‘Warrior in Silk Stockings: The War-time Correspondence of Kathleen Harriman’

School of History Scoil na Staire

Research Seminar Series

History Seminars

School of History Research Seminar Series

Covid19 & Teaching Arrangements, 2021-22

Why Study History?

History Handbook 2021/2022

Postgraduate programmes

Graduate profiles & testimonials

History scholarships