Dr Roseanna Doughty

My article Seamus O'Fawkes and other characters: The British Tabloid Cartoon Coverage of the IRA campaign in England is out online with Media History doi.org/10.1080/136888…

A new section containing the records of the Plenary Sessions of the Mitchell Talks (1996-1998), has been added to CAIN. The 135 files were donated by Sean Farren from his larger collection. cain.ulster.ac.uk/sean_farren/mi… @UlsterUni

@SophcoCooper @QUBLiberalArts I am so please to hear this 🎉🎉🎉

Very much looking forward to seeing this exhibition next month!

Extremely excited to see the outcome of all the hard work that has been put into the Northern Ireland: Living with the Troubles exhibition by @I_W_M. It is wonderful to see British museums tackling such a complex, yet significant topic. Hopefully this will be the first of many...

Featuring voices on all sides of the conflict, this exhibition will highlight human stories through the first-hand testimonies of people in Northern Ireland who lived through the Troubles.

Northern Ireland: Living with the Troubles opens at IWM London on 26 May.

 IWM’s first exhibition exploring the Northern Ireland Troubles, it will unpack this complex chapter of our shared history through multiple perspectives, objects and testimonies: bit.ly/3JgfUSt

@hulluniucu Will we be having a similar meeting?

@SarCampbel @BeeHughes_ And precarious workers paying for last minute hotel rooms, so they can be on site to work.

Request for help: Anyone with access to UCL, Imperial or Manchester Uni's library would you be willing to get me a copy of the Steven Ascheim's chapter from Insiders and outsiders : dilemmas of East European Jewry?

I'll be chairing this important Zoom event related to the impact and legacy of terrorism on 22 March at 4 pm UK time. It's free to attend, but you need to register first. You can register and find out more information at this link: birmingham.ac.uk/schools/histor…

@APhemister Congratulations 😃

A new book. Thanks to everyone who helped turn it into a (nearly) real thing.

⏰ LAST DAY TO SIGN-UP FOR ONLINE PARTICIPATION! Join us online tomorrow Monday, 24 Oct 2022 at 18:00 (UK-time) for "Riots and Roughs: The Violent Origin of English Electoral Democracy". The event is free, sign-up here to receive the webinar details: eventbrite.co.uk/e/riots-and-ro…

Fisticuffs, bottling and bonneting. And you thought contemporary politicians were badly behaved! Come investigate democracy in the nineteenth century. Dive into the wonderful world of Victorian politics to explore your local history of violence. Sign up at tiny.cc/ux00vz

📢Join us for "Riots and Roughs" an #ESRCFestival event at Durham University for a dive into the weird, wonderful, and disturbing world of 19C elections! 🗓️24 Oct. 2022 at 6pm 🏦Durham University, Teaching & Learning Centre Learn more: tinyurl.com/mpfv4ant

@JOBright1995 So many congratulations James 🎉🎉🎉

Thrilled to report I passed my viva yesterday afternoon, many thanks to my examiners Ewen Cameron and Richard English for what was an invigorating discussion of loyalism past and present, and to my supervisors Alvin Jackson and Wendy Ugolini for all of their help along the way!

Our next seminar will take place on 1st November at 5pm. We are excited to welcome our own @AbigailRNFletch to present 'From the Sexual Offences Act to Strasbourg: Homosexuality and the Law in Northern Ireland, 1967-1982'.

So looking forward to this. It promises to be a great paper!

Next Tuesday 11th October at 5pm we are delighted to welcome Rob Savage from @BCIrishStudies for his paper 'A servile state puppet? Northern Ireland, the BBC and censorship in Thatcher's Britain'. This will be a hybrid event, taking place in the Meadows Lecture Theatre and online

@CSMCH_Edin @RetrospectHCA @HCAGrad_Edin @IASH_Edinburgh Just a note to say the paper will be given by Professor Robert Savage from @BCIrishStudies. It promises to be a fascinating talk and all are welcome! @MIH_Edin.

Coming soon from the Modern Irish History Seminar: 'A servile state puppet?' Northern Ireland, the BBC and censorship in Thatcher's Britain’, 11 October, 5pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, WRW, Teviot Place A reception will follow @RetrospectHCA @HCAGrad_Edin @IASH_Edinburgh