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Documents on Irish Foreign Policy contact details and personnel

Editors

Dr Michael Kennedy (Executive Editor, DIFP)

Professor Eunan O’Halpin (Professor Emeritus of Contemporary Irish History, Trinity College Dublin)

Dr Kate O'Malley (Assistant Editor, DIFP)

Professor Bernadette Whelan (Professor Emeritus in History, University of Limerick)

Dr Kevin O’Sullivan (Lecturer in History, National University of Ireland Galway)

Dr Jennifer Redmond (Assistant Professor of History, Maynooth University)

Dr John Gibney (Assistant Editor, DIFP)

Editorial Advisory Board (in addition to the Editors)

Mr Thomas Bellew (Department of Foreign Affairs)

Dr Siobhán O'Sullivan (Executive Director, Royal Irish Academy)

Ms Orlaith McBride (Director, National Archives)

Former Editors

Ms Catriona Crowe (National Archives), 2003-2016

Professor Ronan Fanning (University College Dublin), 1997-2016

Professor Dermot Keogh (Professor Emeritus of History, University College Cork), 1997-2019

Contact

Documents on Irish Foreign Policy can be contacted by emailing difp@ria.ie

Main image, L-R: Dr Kate O’Malley (Assistant Editor, DIFP); Ms Orlaith McBride (Director, National Archives); Dr Michael Kennedy (Executive Editor, DIFP); An Tánaiste, Micheál Martin TD, Minister for Foreign Affairs; Dr Mary Canning (President, RIA); Dr John Gibney (Assistant Editor, DIFP); Prof. Bernadette Whelan MRIA; and Mr John Paul Kavanagh (DFA), pictured at the launch of Documents on Irish Foreign Policy Vol. XIII in Iveagh House, Dublin, 21 February 2023 (Image credit: Phil Behan/DFA).

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