Caoimhe Whelan (Trinity College Dublin). Tudor Antiquarianism - History and Fiction. – Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022 – Podcast

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Tadhg O hAnnrachain (University College Dublin). Mobility and the evolution of confessional identity in Early Modern Ireland.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Tadhg O hAnnrachain (UCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference, 'Mobility and the evolution of confessional identity in Early Modern Ireland'.
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Evan Bourke (Maynooth University). Visualising the early modern Dictionary of Irish Biography.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Evan Bourke (Maynooth University) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference, 'Visualising the early modern Dictionary of Irish Biography'.
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Coleman Dennehy (University College Dublin). Gaols and gaol-breaking in early modern Ireland.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Coleman Dennehy (University College Dublin) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference, 'Gaols and gaol-breaking in early modern Ireland'.
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Emma Lyons (University College Dublin). Widows' inheritance in seventeenth-century Ireland.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Emma Lyons (University College Dublin) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference, 'Widows' inheritance in seventeenth-century Ireland'.
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Brid McGrath (Trinity College Dublin). The Compilation of the Journals of the Irish House of Commons, 1613-15.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Brid McGrath (Trinity College Dublin) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference, The Compilation of the Journals of the Irish House of Commons, 1613-15.
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Michael Keane. The Earls of Castlehaven.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Michael Keane at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference, The Earls of Castlehaven.
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David Heffernan (UCC). The Great Miser. Richard Boyle, first earl of Cork, and the Grand Tour of Lewis and Roger Boyle.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
David Heffernan (UCC) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Therese Hicks. An Illustration of Dublin Networking in the 1620s and 30s - Robert Kennedy.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Therese Hicks at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Stuart Kinsella (Christ Church Cathedral). Who inspired the woodcuts of Derricke's 1581 Image of Irelande.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Stuart Kinsella (Christ Church Cathedral) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Naomi McAreavey (University College Dublin). Hunger Trauma and the 1641 Depositions.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Naomi McAreavey (University College Dublin) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Simon Egan (Trinity College Dublin). Revisiting the Royal Pretenders - Simnel, Warbeck, and the wider Gaelic World.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Simon Egan (Trinity College Dublin) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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John Young (Strathclyde). The Covenanting army in Ireland and the wars for the three kingdoms.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
John Young (Strathclyde) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Brian MacCuarta (Oxford). From Irish Protestant to Jesuit novice - Francis Slingsby and Rome, 1633-42.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Brian MacCuarta (Oxford) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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John Kelly. The final journey of the effigy of Robert Hartpool, Constable of Carlow Castle.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
John Kelly at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Tim Heanue (Kylemore Abbey). The nuns of Kylemore Abbey and their connection to James II.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Tim Heanue (Kylemore Abbey) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Caoimhe Whelan (Trinity College Dublin). Tudor Antiquarianism - History and Fiction.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Caoimhe Whelan (TCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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John Marshall (TCD). Legitimising Tudor and Stuart rule in Ireland - The 13th century Marshal Partition as early modern propaganda.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
John Marshall (TCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Charlie Taverner (TCD). Dining at Dublin Castle - food and power in a sixteenth century lord deputy's household accounts.
16 sep 2022· Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Charlie Taverner (TCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
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Episoder

Tadhg O hAnnrachain (University College Dublin). Mobility and the evolution of confessional identity in Early Modern Ireland.

Evan Bourke (Maynooth University). Visualising the early modern Dictionary of Irish Biography.

Neil Johnston (The National Archives, UK). The Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland - A critical consideration.

Tom Herron (East Carolina University). Castle to Classrooms - teaching Kilcolman Castle in Virtual Reality.

Coleman Dennehy (University College Dublin). Gaols and gaol-breaking in early modern Ireland.

Emma Lyons (University College Dublin). Widows' inheritance in seventeenth-century Ireland.

Brid McGrath (Trinity College Dublin). The Compilation of the Journals of the Irish House of Commons, 1613-15.

Michael Keane. The Earls of Castlehaven.

David Heffernan (UCC). The Great Miser. Richard Boyle, first earl of Cork, and the Grand Tour of Lewis and Roger Boyle.

Therese Hicks. An Illustration of Dublin Networking in the 1620s and 30s - Robert Kennedy.

Stuart Kinsella (Christ Church Cathedral). Who inspired the woodcuts of Derricke's 1581 Image of Irelande.

Naomi McAreavey (University College Dublin). Hunger Trauma and the 1641 Depositions.

Simon Egan (Trinity College Dublin). Revisiting the Royal Pretenders - Simnel, Warbeck, and the wider Gaelic World.

John Young (Strathclyde). The Covenanting army in Ireland and the wars for the three kingdoms.

Brian MacCuarta (Oxford). From Irish Protestant to Jesuit novice - Francis Slingsby and Rome, 1633-42.

John Kelly. The final journey of the effigy of Robert Hartpool, Constable of Carlow Castle.

Tim Heanue (Kylemore Abbey). The nuns of Kylemore Abbey and their connection to James II.

Caoimhe Whelan (Trinity College Dublin). Tudor Antiquarianism - History and Fiction.

John Marshall (TCD). Legitimising Tudor and Stuart rule in Ireland - The 13th century Marshal Partition as early modern propaganda.

Charlie Taverner (TCD). Dining at Dublin Castle - food and power in a sixteenth century lord deputy's household accounts.