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'Swift and books'
Listent to the lunchtime lecture 'Swift and books' by Professor Andrew Carpenter, MRIA, Emeritus Professor of English, UCD.
'Swift's Dublin'
Listen to the lunchtime lecture 'Swift's Dublin' by Professor David Dickson, MRIA, Department of Modern History, TCD.
'Women in the writings of Jonathan Swift'
Listen to the lunchtime lecture 'Women in the writings of Jonathan Swift' by Dr Aileen Douglas, School of English, TCD.
Beranger drawings in the Royal Irish Academy Library
Lunchtime Lecture on the Dutch artist Gabriel Beranger by Dr Peter Harbison, MRIA.
Cancelled: Hamilton Day Public Discussion
Please note that due to Hurricane Ophelia this event has been cancelled.
Cancelled: Hamilton Day Lecture 2017: Random mountains and random distances
Please note the Hamilton Day Lecture has been cancelled due to hurricane Ophelia.
George IV, Thomas Moore and the Egans of Dawson Street, Dublin
Lecture and recital at the Academy Library to celebrate Ireland's first National Harp Day
‘Design, disasters and development’
Public lecture by Jo da Silva OBE, winner of The Institution of Structural Engineers’ 2017 Gold Medal.
Judging Redmond and Carson at Bualadh Boston
Professor Alvin Jackson talks Judging Redmond and Carson at Bualadh Boston.
Redmond and Carson: bloodshed, borders and beyond
This Academy Discourse by Professor Alvin Jackson, Hon. MRIA marking the anniversary of the death of John Redmond is the fourth in the series sponsored by Mason Hayes & Curran.