In @JournlAmEthHist 44.1, special Globalizing Irish America issue, @mmacgiol (@LifeAtPurdue) shows how the United Irishmen’s use of pamphlets/petitions was vital to the move from rebellious subjects in Ireland to Painite cosmopolitans in the US (@IEHS1965) https://t.co/sbEFpRlh8n
There was a recent unveiling of a memorial plaque to Patrick Walsh on the external wall of the JCC building in Walsh Street, Ballina? Patrick was a young United Irishman who was executed in Ballina in 1798. Find out more about this key period of Irish history here at the JCC
EXCITING TENURE TRACK JOB OPPORTUNITY
Assistant Professor in 19thC US Immigration & Labor history @BostonCollege
preference for a scholar of American-Irish diaspora who would contribute to the university’s Irish Studies program #BCIrishStudies
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Who really is Joe Biden's hand-picked successor, Kamala Harris?
She didn't just fall out of a coconut tree! 🥥🌴
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Erin: I'm sorry? Did you just call the Orange Order "cracker"?
Orla: I'm considering joining.
Erin: I don't think they accept Catholics, Orla, or, you know, acknowledge our right to exist.
#DerryGirls
A large crowd at the lime tree to hear Assistant Prof Chanté Mouton Kinyon, University of Notre Dame give her keynote "Somewhere in Between?: How Blackness Functions in Ireland Today" at #ACIS2024
Last week we launched “Ulster & Slavery: The Story from the Archives”. This updated PRONI guide to archival sources is an essential resource for reflecting on slavery in the past and its influence on the present day.
Please see the link to discover more: https://t.co/1dDQWxTGJi
Israel has completely destroyed Gaza’s largest medical complex the Al-Shifa hospital.
This comes after the UN called for a ceasefire…. this is one of the worst war crimes in modern history…🇵🇸💔
Spring Keynote April 3, 4-5 EST over Zoom w/ @CharmaineSChua! "Battling the Behemoth: Amazon and the New American Working Class." RSVP @ https://t.co/bHuSa1muBL. Chua's talk examines how Amazon remade global capitalism and reworked the coordinates of American working-class life.