DCU History & Geog

DCU School of History and Geography, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (based on St Patrick's Campus)

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

Study an MA in History with us
@DCUHist_Geog Full-time and part-time MA in History, focusing on Modern Century Irish History.

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

Brilliant work and deserved recognition for our colleague @hegarty_susan on engaging the public on water quality issues nationally! Fingers crossed the project takes home the prize @HumanitiesDCU @DCU @DCU_Research @DCUClimate

[Dr Susan Hegarty @hegarty_susan]

So chuffed that the @IrishResearch-funded project @UrbanCitizen632 is one of the projects shortlisted for the Community Choice Award this year.
Have a look at the interesting projects using @Esri products, and consider voting for @DCU's Urban Citizen's 6.3.2. @DCUWater

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

Really nice to see this important research published from our colleague, Darren Clarke, along with Danny Marks and Alice Brawley-Chesworth in @LawGovDCU @HumanitiesDCU @DCU @DCUClimate @DaireKeogh @JohnDoyleDCU

[EPA Research News @EPAResearchNews]

Now published, research project "Addressing the Political Economic Barriers to Climate Adaption in Ireland," led by Darren Clarke and team from @DCU is now available on the EPA website.

Watch the project highlights video below for more.

Full report here: https://t.co/APMGVIoa6c

[EPA Research News @EPAResearchNews]

Now published, research project "Addressing the Political Economic Barriers to Climate Adaption in Ireland," led by Darren Clarke and team from @DCU is now available on the EPA website.

Watch the project highlights video below for more.

Full report here: https://t.co/APMGVIoa6c

[RTÉ News @rtenews]

Ireland should appoint a Commissioner for Long-Term Thinking to advise on adapting to climate change, according to a report compiled for the EPA
https://t.co/rtRoF7y6P4

[RTÉ Brainstorm @RTEBrainstorm]

Why were so many revolutionary Irish women denied military pensions? Mary Bridget Twomey's story exemplifies the struggle of revolutionary Irish women and their ongoing fight for historical justice, writes @Haylesbrabz @DCUHist_Geog @DCU @Researchirel https://t.co/DijpAF0UTX

[Dublin City University @DCU]

Why were so many revolutionary Irish women denied military pensions?

Piece by Hayley Brabazon @Haylesbrabz, PhD candidate @DCUHist_Geog, for @RTEBrainstorm.

Read here: https://t.co/XdKCumWCCE

#RTEBrainstorm

[Navigating War and Violence 2025 @nwavc2025]

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

[ICHS @historians_ie]

CFP. 35th Irish Conference of Historians, 'Inner lives and outer realities', 12-13 September, Maynooth University https://t.co/6gOdehVYQD via @historians_ie

[Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences @ DCU @HumanitiesDCU]

Delve deep with @DCU's MA in History. Gain a deeper understanding of the social, cultural, economic and political history of modern Ireland: https://t.co/R6M3v5UWf5
@DCUHist_Geog @DCUAlumni @IHSA1950 @IrishHistSoc @RIAdawson @Library_RIA @DCUEdTrust @pobal @artscouncil_ie

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

Excited about this conference on war and violence in 20th century Ireland on 4-5 April @DCU. The closing date for abstracts is this Friday 14th February. Details below:

https://t.co/PuCUsvbJ2s

@DCU_Research @DCUGradStudies @DaireKeogh

[DCU History & Geog @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

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

On Thursday evening, at 6pm, the new Research Group in Biography and Life-Writing at DCU hosts a public lecture by Professor Julia Laite. The venue is the Heaney Theatre on the St Patrick's Campus. All are welcome. @DCU_Research @HumanitiesDCU @DCU

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

We are very busy this Thursday. At lunch time you can our colleague Juliana Adelman to discuss her novel 'The Grateful Water': see details below.

[Dublin City University @DCU]

#DCUStaff: Dr Juliana Adelman, Assistant Professor in History @DCUHist_Geog, will join us for a Staff Book Club event to discuss her riveting debut 19th-century detective novel ‘The Grateful Water’ on Thursday, the 12th of December. Register here: https://t.co/WIT1E10okb

[Conor Roddy @conorroddy24]

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

[Hayley Brabazon @Haylesbrabz]

📢 #CFP: Navigating War and Violence in 20th Century Ireland | 4–5 April 2025 @DCU @DCUHist_Geog

Join us to explore the complexities of conflict and post-conflict dynamics in Ireland. Submission details below ��

#IrishHistory #CallForPapers

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

All are welcome to the third of our talks on the history of Millmount co-organized by the Drumcondra Triangle Residents Association. It takes place tomorrow on the St Patrick's Campus. See details below.

[RTÉ Brainstorm @RTEBrainstorm]

5 times @fiannafailparty & @FineGael supporters boxed the heads off each other during election campaigns in the 1920s & 1930s. Hayley Brabazon @DCUHist_Geog @DCU looks at some of the lively clashes between party supporters back in the day https://t.co/OFfi7qhdAP

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

. . . . and 'Drawing a Long Shadow: Analyzing Spatial Segregation of Afghan Immigrants in Tehran' in social sciences. You can read these at https://t.co/2wKIPPb3Cb and https://t.co/jIWWaEK3s9 @HumanitiesDCU @DCU_Research

[DCU History & Geog @DCUHist_Geog]

Congratulations to our colleague Hamidreza Rabiei-Dastjerdi on the recent publication of two co-authored articles 'An examination and analysis of the clustering of healthcare centers and their spatial accessibility in Tehran metropolis' in Sustainable Cities and Society and . .

[Rob O'Hanrahan @RobOHanrahan]

Turning vacant 'above the shop' units into housing can be expensive, risky and slow.

Beware of manifestos pointing to them as a silver bullet for the housing crisis.

Dr Kathleen Stokes @DCUHist_Geog and Michelle Connolly @Dublin_Simon for @RTEBrainstorm
https://t.co/nLYmUVNgYL