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'Stages of Memory' online series of talks
TU Dublin Conservatoire presents three Thursday talks by leading experts in the histories of Grangegorman. 'Stages of Memory' is supported by Grangegorman Histories.

Grangegorman Histories guided history walking tour of Grangegorman
SOLD OUT - On Culture Night, join Grangegorman Histories for a guided history walking tour of the Grangegorman site.

Academy Research Open Day
Join us on 4 October to learn more about our research projects, library and publications

North Circular - special event screening
Screening followed by panel discussion presented in association with Grangegorman Histories

The Asylum Workshop - a documentary drama
3rd Year BA Drama students in TU Dublin are delighted to have worked with playwright Colin Murphy and Grangegorman Development Agency on 'The Asylum Workshop'. A new documentary play about the history of the...

The Asylum Workshop - a documentary drama
Final-year drama students of TU Dublin perform in this new documentary play by Colin Murphy about the history of the Grangegorman mental hospital in Dublin’s north inner city.

Grangegorman: a thousand years in the making
Join Raymond Gillespie MRIA for a talk about the history of the unusual landscape that was Grangegorman before the institutions, as part of Heritage Week 2023.

Culture Night: Historical walking tours of Grangegorman
On Culture Night, join Grangegorman Histories for a guided history walking tour of the Grangegorman site.

Trigger warnings: exhibiting sensitive materials
How can we show sensitive materials in a way that is constructive rather than upsetting? Join us on 10 October for an informative and engaging conversation with professionals and researchers in the field of museum...
