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Discovering Thomas Moore: Ireland in nineteenth-century Europe
Find out more about Moore! A new exhibition at the Royal Irish Academy Library, in collaboration with Queen’s University Belfast.
French Turkeys and Roof-Holes: What Words Reveal – Medieval Ireland and the Outside World
With the authors of A history of Ireland in 100 words. A workshop for students as well as adults.
Writing the Script: Letters and Literacy in Medieval Ireland
With the authors of A history of Ireland in 100 words, published by the Royal Irish Academy, and calligrapher Timothy O’Neill.
The politicization of the harp through Moore's Irish melodies
Professor Úna Hunt will give the fifth and final lecture in our series on 'Discovering Thomas Moore'.
Engaging with Europeana for Cultural Heritage Professionals and Researchers
An introductory event on Europeana bringing together speakers with a variety of expertise to discuss the benefits of both contributing data to Europeana and using Europeana as a researcher.
‘Housing and home, global and local: where are we now?’
This event will commence with Professor Saskia Sassen (Columbia University) delivering her keynote 'Predatory formations dressed in Wall Street suits and algorithmic math'. Professor Sassen's keynote will be...
Race, ethnicity, equality and inclusion in higher education in Ireland and the UK
Race, ethnicity, equality and inclusion in higher education in Ireland and the UK: a dialogue event presented by the Royal Irish Academy and British Council in Ireland.
Transitioning to Open Science: How can the research community prepare?
This event will look at how funders and HEIs in Ireland and Europe are preparing for the transition to Open Science.
The Anatomy of Memory
Neuroscientist Eleanor Maguire will discuss memory failure as part of her Discourse.
DPASSH 2019: Practical Approaches to Open Research in Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
DPASSH 2019, the biennial ‘Digital Preservation for the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities’ conference will this year be a collaboration between the Digital Repository of Ireland and Queen’s University, Belfast.
