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Congratulations to my @QUB_History PhD student @dodoherty94 on passing his viva for his thesis on gender and trauma in @mspcarchives. Many thanks to examiners @GeemarJo and @siobhra
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Gemma Clark
@GeemarJo
Historian of violence and Ireland.
Exeter, England Katılım Mart 2009
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Thanks so much @BCIrishStudies for having me!
Irish Studies at Boston College@BCIrishStudies
Gemma Clark discussed the functions of interpersonal harm & how studying 'everyday violence' can recover marginalized voices in Irish history. Gemma also reflected on how her study of arson has changed between her first book and her new research - which we can't wait to read!
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Nora O'Leary was shot in her home at Rathmore in October 1922 when the gun of IRA commandant Denis Reen was accidentally fired
Nora (37) died of her injuries at Killarney hospital
She was one of 14 civilians killed in Kerry during the Civil War
owenoshea.ie/civilians-kill…
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The fifth panel of speakers at the Kerry Civil War Conference focused on gender and violence during the conflict
@MaryMcAuliffe4
@MargaretWard1
@GeemarJo
Panel 5: Gender and Violence in Ireland’s Civil War
youtu.be/x3yXx8FkONg
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Speaking in Tralee last month was a true career highlight. All talks now available to watch here!
CivilWarInKerry@CivilWarInKerry
Check out the contributions of over 20 historians, experts and academics at the recent Kerry Civil War Conference held in Tralee last month All talks and debates can be viewed on our website #kerrycivilwarconference kerrycivilwarconference.ie/recordings-202…
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UPDATE 📺💻
We are pleased to announce that the lectures, keynote addresses and roundtable discussions at the Kerry Civil War Conference will be live-streamed on our website
Keep in touch for further updates
kerrycivilwarconference.ie
#kerrycivilwarconference
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Panel 5 at the Kerry Civil War Conference on the theme of gender and violence during the conflict
Dr Mary McAuliffe UCD
Dr Margaret Ward QUB
Dr Gemma Clark University of Exeter
📅 Saturday 25 February
⏲️10.45am
🏛️@siamsatire
kerrycivilwarconference.ie/programme/conf…
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View the full details of the programme for the Kerry Civil War Conference on our website.
Bringing togethers historians, academics and experts from across Ireland and the world, the conference will consider the legacy of the war in Kerry and beyond
kerrycivilwarconference.ie
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@ovilius Amazing Stu! I will ask for my old temp job back so I can personally print your certificate when you qualify 😄 Good luck with your studies, so impressed! X
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@stoverjd @UCDPress @ISUArtsLetters @IdahoStateU @HistoryISU Huge congrats and I can't wait to read this! My students will love it too- we do an essay Q on destruction in which they already quote you extensively Justin! :)
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My first book, an environmental history of the Irish revolution, will be published next month by @UCDPress
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As part of our ongoing collaboration with @RIAdawson Gemma Clark @GeemarJo discusses the burning of Tullamaine Castle and other instances of violence that occurred during the Irish Civil War rte.ie/centuryireland…
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Another new index just released on the ongoing @RTE/ @UCC #IrishCivilWar project.
rte.ie/history/gueril…
Maps from #AtlasoftheIrishRevolution & new articles by Seán Enright, Dr Gemma Clark, Dr Marion Dowd, & Dr Joost Augusteijn
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Introducing a two-day conference in Kerry in February 2023 marking the centenary of the Irish Civil War
kerrycivilwarconference.ie
The full programme will be published soon
Supported by @DeptCulturelRL @countykerry @gender_ucd @kerrylibrary and @MTU_ie
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@AnnaLively14 @LottieAlston Wow, what amazing news! Very proud of you, Dr Lively!!! 🥳 Great things ahead for you 🤩
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Really thrilled to have passed my viva yesterday! Thank you very much to my examiners Prof Charlotte Alston @LottieAlston and Prof Alvin Jackson for a really interesting and encouraging discussion. Now for some rest…
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All the talks & discussions from our 2022 Festival are now on our website with two themes - 175 years since Black ‘47 and the Bandon Valley killings of 1922. You can also see our Festival concert inspired by astronomer Agnes Clerke.
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