When 14 May 2016
Two special events will be hosted to remember Thomas Clarke and John MacBride, after whom Dundalk and Drogheda Stations were renamed in 1966.
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When 07 May 2016
A special event will be hosted to remember Thomas MacDonagh, after whom Kilkenny Station was renamed in 1966.
When 08 May 2016
A special event will be hosted to remember Con Colbert, after whom Limerick Station was renamed in 1966.
When 30 April 2016
A special event will be hosted to remember Thomas Kent, after whom Cork Station was renamed in 1966.
When 28 March 2016
This Easter Monday, join us for a series of talks and exhibitions on the 1916 Rising.
When 05 November 2015
In association with University College Dublin, the Royal Irish Academy will co-organize and co-sponsor a series of high profile public lectures to underline the global repercussions of, and responses to, the Easter Rising of 1916.
1916 is often seen primarily in a national context, but it was an event that drew global attention and inspired other decolonisation movements. Guest speakers will include some of the international leading authorities on the period.