IHSA2022_TCD

We have too many words of gratitude for the 280 characters limit! Please see our formal thank-yous at the below link 👇👇👇 sites.google.com/tcd.ie/ihsa202… @IHSA1950 @CaitWhite19 @JudyBolger @AnnaDevlin1 @CiaraHendTCD @joel__herman @mcevoyl97 @shelby_zimme

@MsFrugalone Hi Tara, there’s a few aspects of the prizes being sorted out. Updates soon. Please see @IHSA1950.

@RebeccaWatter Thanks, Rebecca. We were so impressed with your research and presenting skills… 🙌🏻

Though primarily virtual this year, we did manage to sneak in a few quiet ones in Stag’s Head last night!🍻Our committee chairperson @CaitWhite19 and committee members @joel__herman & @shelby_zimme flying the @ihsa2022 flag on behalf of the rest of us who helped out remotely.

Sarah-Anne expressing our overall gratitude to the extensive support from all the academics from the various institutions throughout the island who made the conference possible - the perks of an online conference, but also reflective of the general love for this annual event!

The always encouraging @SarahAnneBuckle closing our conference… year in and year out, ECRs benefit from her support and guidance at these events; thanks for everything! @IHSA1950

Really great to hear about your important work!

Our closing remarks are to take place at 3.15pm. We're very grateful to have @IHSA1950 Chief Organiser @SarahAnneBuckle Head of History @historyatgalway signing off on our fantastic event! Thanks to everyone who has attended & we hope you enjoyed the event as much as we have!

Such an engaging and encouraging chat about the role of the historian in public history. Tips of being cautious but proactive on Twitter, being generous with your fellow researchers and being aware of the risks of putting yourself and your work in the public view. @IHSA1950

Here we go!!👏👏👏

Our final keynote event is a roundtable discussion 'Engaging the Public as Historian'.We have a stellar list of participants ready to chat at 2pm w/ Prof Patrick Geoghegan of @TCDHistHum @amhuss27 @TCDHistHum @milnem @researchccsp @CarlowCollege @keosulli @historyatgalway

Thanks for your excellent contribution as Chair - it was great to have you Olwen!

Thanks for sharing your important research with us!

Engaging QA unfolding about methodology and using micro-history in research.

Our final panel is set to begin at 12.45pm Panel 10: 19th c Social History chaired by @opurdue of @QUB_History Papers from: Eamon Healy @MaynoothHist @DubhthaighO @HistoryTcd @sorcha_aclarke @UUHistory Zoom links available in programme @IHSA1950

excited to hear from the 'own voices' of the Ulster poor during the latter half of the 19th c from @sorcha_aclarke

@DubhthaighO now up; discussing pre-Famine murder n Monaghan.

@Eamonthealy guiding us through the role of the vice-guardians during the Famine period in Gort and Donegal. @MaynoothHist

@sorcha_aclarke 'Voices of Ulster's poor: charitable requests to the Drapers Company Estate, 1850-1900'

@DubhthaighO will be chatting on 'Murder on the street: a microhistory of religion, power and violence in pre-famine Ireland'