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The Humble Science of Predicting Our Energy Future
Dr Paul Deane (UCC) will examine what might Ireland look like in the year 2050.
Judging Shaw at the V&A, London
Join award winning author Fintan O’Toole for a look at how George Bernard Shaw generated—and used—his global fame.
2019 McCrea Lecture: 'The European Southern Observatory in 2019, and the evolution of galaxies as probed by ALMA'
The McCrea lecture series is held in honour of Sir William McCrea MRIA (1904-1999), an eminent and influential astronomer.
Judging Redmond and Carson at Queen's University Belfast
Alvin Jackson in conversation with Richard English.
'Democracy, Truth and Trust in Europe'
This Academy Discourse by Professor Michele Nicoletti, Professor of Political Philosophy at the University of Trento, Italy and Former President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.is part of a...
Unexpectedly a Republic
A panel discussion on the 70th anniversary of Ireland becoming a republic.
Heritage Week
Visit Academy House during Heritage Week, we have lots going on ...
A Photographic History of Hurling
Heritage Week Lunchtime Lecture by Paul Rouse, Associate Professor of History at University College Dublin.
Sinn Féin ‘diplomats’ and the Irish revolution, 1919-23
Join John Gibney for the first lecture in the lunchtime series on 100 years of Irish foreign policy.
Radicals to statesmen: relations between Ireland and India, 1919-64
Join Kate O'Malley for the second lecture in the lunchtime series on 100 years of Irish foreign policy.
