PhD Candidate @ QUB - Medieval Irish History ☘️ Examining the Function and Significance of Saint Patrick’s Purgatory in Late Medieval Irish Society. she/her
Very much looking forward to presenting alongside @jmarshallmed & @pmcdonagh7 later this week as part of the USIHS Seminar Series!
Here's the eventbrite link: https://t.co/QPnBH4ehoR
You are very welcome to join us for this semester's seminar series! We have a great line up so it would be wonderful to see you - students and members of the public are particularly welcome.
@HAPPatQUB@UlsterHistory@UUHistory@StMarys_Belfast@UlsterMuseum
I’m very excited to be presenting my research at @SapienzaRoma next week, as part of their conference on travelling in the medieval world! Hoping to get in some medieval site-seeing in the area as well 🇮🇹
It’s 2023’s perfect #Christmas stocking filler 🎄 — Christmas and the Irish: a Miscellany.
For all who love history, culture, and good storytelling. But, most of all, for all who love Christmas! Ho! Ho! Ho!🎅
Order your copy today from @wordwellbooks
https://t.co/HNHwtFj0XU
As part of our continuing effort to support research students, @COIHS_ is delighted to welcome Tara Shields @TMShields93 who will discuss St Patrick’s Purgatory at our Spring conference this **Saturday 20 May**.
Start at 11am with refreshments beforehand.
All welcome to attend
A reminder that we’re returning to @ArmRLib for our Spring conference! 🎉 🍾 Join us Saturday 20 May from 10am. We’ve four super speakers: Dr Adrian Empey, Prof Raymond Gillespie & Dr Andrew Holmes, with research paper by Tara Shields @HAPPatQUB
Visit: https://t.co/MtnxfNYbAO
Looking forward to our wonderful #HAPPhD@TMShields93 presenting this week's History Seminar: 'The Late Medieval Pilgrimage to St Patrick's Purgatory: the Role of Armagh'
📆21/04, 4pm
🏛️27UQ/01/003 and online
Register 👉https://t.co/UuduqWuzBJ
That's it for Borderlines XXV! Thanks to everyone who attended and helped us organise the conference! We hope you found it educational and enjoyable!
- The Borderlines Team
🏰PROGRAMME ANNOUNCEMENT 🏰
Here is the full programme for Borderlines XXV, taking place at QUB on the 13th-14th April!
You have until Friday the 7th April to register, which can be done here: https://t.co/xFzMfnEsZy
Looking forward to seeing you all there!
Registration for Borderlines XXV is now open! 🎉
Fill out the following form by 07/04/2023 to sign up! https://t.co/xFzMfnEsZy
Fees are £10 (€11) for speakers and £15 (€17) for everyone else. To pay, follow the link at the top of the form and in the replies below! 🏰
I came across this in a Register recently, and thought it fitting to post ahead of tomorrow! During the 1380s, John Colton, Archbishop of Armagh, had the following to say about St Patrick’s Day - a joyful feast and abstaining from all servile work sounds pretty good to me! ☘️
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS!
Round 2 of recruitment begins!
I'm looking to speak to women about the familial impacts of shipyard decline in Glasgow and Belfast, post-1970. How did the event impact women and families? And how did they cope in its aftermath?
Please share and RT
In case you missed it earlier, heartfelt congrats to these two! Prof. Greg Toner @ModLangs_QUB and Prof. Máire Ní Mhaonaigh @Department_ASNC who have been awarded @ahrcpress funding for a project entitled 'A Chronology of the Medieval Irish Lexicon', in association with #eDIL 👏
Call for papers for Borderlines XXV 2023: Landscape and Movement in the Medieval and Early Modern World 🌍
Session panels and individual papers from postgrad and postdoc researchers are welcome!
Conference date:
13th-15th April 2023
QUB
Submit papers by 15 December 2022!
!Event Announcement!
I am hosting 2 Tea and Talk Sessions at Dee Street Community Centre for individuals to come and share about the Belfast Shipyards.
Please share far and wide!