Sarah Roddy

As part of the @EcHistSoc centenary, the Women’s Committee will screen a retrospective, featuring women economic historians, in their own words, on the past, present and future of women in EH. Screening Friday, 10 April, 18:25, Sheikh Zayed Theatre, LSE. Short clip 👇

Book Review: Money and Irish Catholicism: An Intimate History, 1850–1921 - Carmen M. Mangion, 2026 journals-sagepub-com.may.idm.oclc.org/doi/full/10.11…

@PeterMHession @UL Congratulations!

Delighted to be joining @UL this semester as inaugural O’Malley Fellow: Advancing Irish Studies supported by Irish American Cultural Institute. Researching technology during the Great Hunger in relation to the many ‘famine roads’ built 1846-47 ul.ie/news/inaugural…

CfP 'Intimacies in nineteenth-century Ireland' @SSNCI_tweets annual conference in June 2026. Deadline 1 Feb 2026! For details see ssnci.org/annual-confere…

We are really looking forward to a fantastic @SSNCI_tweets Conference @MaynoothUni next June! CfP Deadline 1 Feb 2026!

We are delighted to announce that we'll be hosting the @SSNCI_tweets conference @MaynoothHist next June. Call for papers attached. Please spread far and wide!

@JohnGreatrakes Many thanks Patrick. Glad you're enjoying it.

@seroddy I’m reading it currently, a first rate piece of work.

It was lovely to launch my book at the 35th Irish Conference of Historians on Friday, and be able to thank @MaynoothHist colleagues for helping to make it happen (the launch, but also the book itself!)

@phildmcentee Your dad operated on my dad many years ago and gave us more time with him than we'd otherwise have had. Happy retirement to him!

Hanging up his clogs having worked in The Mater for as long as I have been alive. I’m so proud of all he has achieved and the legacy he leaves behind. Delighted to have had the chance to see him in action and will always cherish the memories of getting to scrub in together

@katheder Didn't realise this was out now. Congratulations! Have just ordered and looking forward to reading Marc.

Irish peasants did not live outside history, immured in their own world. They talked about public affairs and made plans to change them. Each community had a favoured local for such meetings, which often ran late into the night, known as the 'ceilidh house'.

Great theme!

Registration closes on 7th September. 35th Irish Conference of Historians @MaynoothHist @MaynoothUni Please share widely.

A date for your conference diary….

Registration is now open for the 35th Irish Conference of Historians. @MaynoothHist @MaynoothUni 12-13 September. Please share widely.

Economic and Social History Society of Ireland CfP for their annual conference deadline 30 September 2025!

We are delighted to announce that registration is now open for the "35th Irish Conference of Historians - Inner Lives and Outer Realities" eventbrite.com/e/35th-irish-c… @eventbritehelp

@LewRyder Congratulations Lewis!

And it’s live!* * ‘It’ being my book on John Hilditch, museums and cultural politics. And ‘live’ being on the publisher’s website! Very excited now manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526177391/

I've written a blog for the Social History Society about my new book: socialhistory.org.uk/shs_exchange/m…

@tomdoorley @BrigidLaffan @CambridgeUP Thanks Tom. McCarthy a great read and one of the reasons I started on the subject - I've gone for a bit more nuance and subtlety, I hope!

@seroddy @BrigidLaffan @CambridgeUP Looking forward to this. I’ve read Priests and People in Ireland by the outraged Michael J McCarthy.

Have just received hard copies of my book from @CambridgeUP. It's about the ordinary people who funded the Irish Catholic church between the end of the Famine and independence. It takes in social, economic, religious, emotions history and much else besides...