Delighted to have my first article published in volume 50 of Studia Hibernica. My thanks to @WillMurphy8 for supervising my masters dissertation and his continued help and support with the article, along with the editors of the journal, particularly Dr Sparky Booker @DCUHist_Geog
What exactly was entailed in Lloyd George's threat of "immediate and terrible war" at the end of the Treaty negotiations? Find out about the British plans for "Z Day" and how feasible they were in my latest brainstorm:
What if the British army had launched 'Z Day' in Ireland in 1921? Behind the scenes of treaty negotiations, British military had spent months preparing for a renewed and far more aggressive campaign. By @conorroddy24@DCUHist_Geog@DCU https://t.co/aK3owmDNfR
With news that the latest ceasefire in Gaza is on the brink of collapse, its worth considering some of the ways in which ceasefires can be sustained. Read my new Brainstorm article on this and what lessons can be learned from the Anglo-Irish Truce of July 1921 #GazaCeasefire
What does it take to make a ceasefire last? The latest ceasefire in Gaza may be under strain, but Irish history shows this does not necessarily mean the wider peace plan will fail. By @conorroddy24@DCUHist_Geog@DCU@Researchirel https://t.co/zt7ySshOLL
🚨Last few days to register for 'Navigating War and Violence'.
Join us on Friday for a broad collection of papers hosted by @DCU on the second floor of F Block on the St Patrick's Campus.
🚨Navigating War and Violence is this Friday and Saturday. Follow this link to register https://t.co/FNwYpfn1Ks.
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to listen to a fantastic collection of papers on a broad range of topics.
It is hosted by @DCUHist_Geog.
🚨Don't miss the opportunity to register for 'Navigating War and Violence' hosted by @DCUHist_Geog on 4-5 April.
Registration is still open and lunch, along with tea and coffee, will be provided.
All are welcome. You can find further details below, along with the event schedule
🚨'Navigating War and Violence' is less then 10 days away🚨
Below you will find the event's schedule and details on all of the fascinating papers that will be presented.
All are welcome to attend. For details on how to register, please follow this link: https://t.co/FNwYpfn1Ks.
Join us at DCU on 4-5 April for a fantastic collection of papers on a broad range of topics including the economic impact of war, everyday life during violence, and the aftermath of conflicts. All are welcome to attend.
See below for registration details.
We have an exciting lineup of papers scheduled for 'Navigating War and Violence in twentieth century Ireland'.
The event will be hosted by @DCUHist_Geog on 4-5 April.
Everyone is welcome to attend. For details on how to register please follow this link: https://t.co/FNwYpfn1Ks
I was delighted to deliver a paper entitled “The Constitution of Dáil Éireann” to the 76th Annual Irish History Students’ Association Conference held in UCC yesterday. A special thanks to Dr. Sarah-Anne Buckley for moderating the discussion and thanks to the UCC History Society.
It was a pleasure to share some of my research on how British and Irish forces worked together to maintain the Truce during the War of Independence, and listen to many other interesting papers at the @IHSA1950 conference in UCC at the weekend.
🚨The call for the 'Navigating War and Violence Conference' has been extended to 14 February🚨
We welcome submissions for both single papers and panels. See below for details on themes:
📢 Call for Papers EXTENDED! 📢
We're excited to announce that the deadline for submissions to "Navigating War and Violence in Twentieth-Century Ireland" has been extended to February 14th!
Submit your proposal to [email protected]
🚨Final Call
Today is the deadline for paper and panel proposals for the Navigating War and Violence Conference @nwavc2025 hosted by @DCUHist_Geog. You can submit your abstracts to [email protected]
We are delighted to announce the two-day conference ‘Navigating War and Violence in 20th Century Ireland’ under the auspices of DCU's School of History and Geography! It will take place on 4–5 April 2025 at St Patrick’s Campus, DCU. Call for Papers is open - see below for details
We are delighted to announce the two-day conference ‘Navigating War and Violence in 20th Century Ireland’ under the auspices of DCU's School of History and Geography! It will take place on 4–5 April 2025 at St Patrick’s Campus, DCU. Call for Papers is open - see below for details
Join us at DCU for the Navigating War and Violence Conference on 4-5 April.
The call for papers is open and submissions close on 31 January - see below for details.
@nwavc2025@DCUHist_Geog
On 4-5 April 2025 we will host a conference on 'Navigating War and Violence in Twentieth Century Ireland'. The Call for Papers is currently open. Find the details here: https://t.co/PuCUsvbJ2s
How Irish-US diplomatic relations began 100 years ago this week.
The Irish Free State made history when Timothy Smiddy was appointed as the nation's first US ambassador in October 1924.
Piece by Conor Roddy, PhD student @DCUHist_Geog, for @RTEBrainstorm.
https://t.co/5abnp5yuHV
How Irish-US diplomatic relations began 100 years ago this week. The Irish Free State made history when Timothy Smiddy was appointed as the nation's first US ambassador in October 1924, writes Conor Roddy @DCUHist_Geog@DCU https://t.co/PTU6nTBXCT