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The 1641 Depositions Project provides a unique window into everyday life in 17th-century Ireland. Housed in Trinity College Dublin, the online resource from the 1641 Rebellion provides an extraordinary insight into life across the 32 counties of Ireland.

For more than 700 years, the Irish lived under and alongside the English, and later British, Empire.

The SHAPE-ID toolkit produced by an Irish-led initiative shows the value of interdisciplinary research across STEM and humanities.

A European Commission review of the Horizon 2020-funded SHAPE-ID project endorses its finding that widespread change to the science system is needed to enable interdisciplinary research. The review has confirmed the need for deep-rooted reforms to ex

Empire is seen as something visited upon us whereas we actually played an active role

Irish and Scottish Mercantile Networks in Europe and Overseas in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries by Jan Parmentier; Jane Ohlmeyer; David Dickson at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  9038210221 - ISBN 13:  9789038210223 - Academia Press Scientific Publishers - 2006 - Softcover

Prof Claire Connolly and Prof Colin Scott have been appointed to the IRC, as multiple members conclude their terms this month.

Date Time European Humanities Conference, 5-7 May in Lisbon, hosted by Portugal and UNESCO UNESCO and Portugal are organizing the European Humanities Conference from 5 to 7 May in Lisbon, which will focus on the need to take better account of the humanities in public policymaking. This need is even more important at a time when the COVID-19 crisis has accentuated pre-existing inequalities throughout the world, particularly in terms of income, opportunities, socio-economic dignity, political fre...

The case for rethinking Ireland and Empire Updated / Monday, 19 Apr 2021 14:48 "The very different experiences of Ireland as a partitioned island has greatly shaped how Irish history is written." Analysis: The different experiences of Ireland as a partitioned island has greatly shaped how Irish history is written, ensuring a tradition of history framed with a South/North division, or few explicit investigations of how British colonial policies shaped it. By Recent months have seen a flurry of...

Will a woman provost of Trinity College Dublin make any difference? Structure and culture of universities are effectively designed by men for men about 3 hours ago Pat OConnor Trinity College Dublin’s first female provost Prof Linda Doyle: Men are likely to produce more publications and have higher citations and more research funding – partly because they are men in male-...