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NEW ISSUE AVAILABLE: ARCHIVIUM HIBERNICUM 2021
Poets and patronage under Falkland and Wentworth: the commendatory verses to Richard Bellings’s Arcadia (1624) and James Shirley’s The Royal Master (1638)
Bríd McGrath
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A 1640 register of the Thomond Papers at Petworth House
Luke McInerney
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‘A libellous dielouge’: strategies of mobilisation and political participation during the 1641 rebellion
Eamon Darcy
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Poor in the Dublin Workhouse (1726)
Karen Sonnelitter
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Andreas Steinhuber’s ‘Votum’ for the Holy Office, Rome, concerning the Irish Boycotting and the Plan of Campaign (with translation)
Alberto Belletti
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A Letter from a Novice at St Isidore’s College, Rome, in the Early Nineteenth Century and Its Annotations
John M. Cunningham OP
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‘Statement issued by the Cardinal Primate and the archbishops and bishops of Ireland on the present condition of their country’ (1920)
Kieran Waldron
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Jesuit Finances in Restoration Ireland: a relational network analysis
Martin Foerster
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Colin Johnston Robb and the Irish Ecclesiastical Record
Máire Ní Chearbhaill
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Appealing to ‘the Humane and Charitable:’ the evolution of the Charity Sermon in Ireland, 1700–1860
James Kelly
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Call for Papers: Eighteenth-Century Ireland Society/An Cumann Éire San Ochtú Céad Déag Annual Conference 2022
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Fellowship Bursaries 2022: Centre Culturel Irlandais, France
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Call for Papers: When ‘all of Christendom had come’: The Dublin Eucharistic Congress – Ninety Years On, QUB Symposium 21 February 2022 (Online & in-person)
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Workshop: Living Archives in the Catholic Church: Recording the Past, informing the Present, inspiring the Future. 2-4 p.m. Thursday 16th September 2021 (Online)
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Workshop: Open Access and the Humanities: A dialogue on future directions for Ireland, 25 August 2021
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Conference: Ireland and Vatican II, Catholic History Society of Ireland, 11 September 2021
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CCS Study Series: Hidden Histories (Centre for Catholic Studies, Durham University)
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Book Launch: George MacNemara of Cong Folklore & Facts 1722-1760 by Brigid Clesham
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Call for Papers: Universities and Witchcraft In Europe between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, International Conference, Bologna, 9-10 September 2021
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Seminar: The North Atlantic Catholic Enlightenment: America, Britain and Ireland, May 28 2020, 1.33, Iontas Seminar Room, First Floor, Iontas Building, North Campus, Maynooth University