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AHRC Awards for PhD study in Arts and Humanities at QUB (starting Sept. 2026) are now advertised at www.qub.ac.uk/Study/postgr...
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Coming up to 200 views for this. Thank you!
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Great to hear Talking History is taking off!
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YouTube video by Peter Farrelly
Talking History Ep. 2 | The Treaty: The Forgotten Michael Collins Film
The Treaty: The forgotten Michael Collins Film. Fantastic talk by @alisonmartin.bsky.social on my Talking history podcast.
Plenty of top historical talks to come from many scholars.
If anyone is interested please just let me know and please share with anyone interested. #history
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YouTube video by Peter Farrelly
Talking History Ep. 2 | The Treaty: The Forgotten Michael Collins Film
If you are interested in Irish History, political drama or even the early career of actor Brendan Gleason then check out this recording of my talk on ‘The Treaty- the forgotten Michael Collins film.’
Thanks for all the views so far!
youtu.be/3VUwGlZQoFU
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3/3 Specials thanks to @pfarrelly2025.bsky.social for facilitating this talk
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2/3✨In this talk I discuss the historical background to the film and the political context at the time of its release.
✨The cast inc Brendan Gleason, the positive and negative aspects of the film, public reaction and finally some comparisons with the 1996 Michael Collins film
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Delighted to share my talk ‘The Treaty- the forgotten Michael Collins film’ This made for TV film was rel in 1991 and starred Brendan Gleason as Michael Collins.
Please give it a watch and share if you are interested 🎥🎬
youtu.be/3VUwGlZQoFU
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Thought I would give Blue Sky a go!
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Hi guys, I’ve finally joined BlueSky and I’m delighted to share a new History talk entitled ‘The Treaty-the forgotten Michael Collins film’
Many thanks to @pfarrelly2025.bsky.social for recording and for the q&a afterwards
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Professor of Political Science, Xavier University
Irish Politics, Northern Ireland, the Irish Diaspora in the US, Political Culture, US Foreign Policy, and the Politics of War and Peace
Currently working on power transition theory in Northern Ireland
Irish Culture and Partition, 1920-1955 (Liverpool University Press, April 2026)
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History PhD student at QUB | Researching conflict and cooperation in the UK women’s suffrage movement, 1900-1918 | Studying suffrage militancy, suffragists’ relations with political parties, and feminists’ responses to war
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PhD Researcher at Queen's University Belfast | Interested in civil rights, social movements, Irish-British relations | All views my own
Dublin woman in Galway. Mammy to Freckle 🐶 & Bennie 🐶 Personal account. 🌱 She/her.
Researches the political/sectarian conflict in Belfast 1920-22. Author of "From Pogrom to Civil War - Tom Glennon & The Belfast IRA" and "Pogrom & Partition - Belfast's Market Area 1920-22." Blogs at www.thebelfastpogrom.com. Cooks fish, watches St Pats.
History in the School of HAPP and adjacent historians at Queen's University Belfast. Find the QUB Historians and projects under ‘Lists’. We are at https://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/happ/
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Historian unashamedly obsessive about anything to do with 1918-19 flu pandemic. Or weissbier. Also interested in history ofepidemics, vaccination, southern Irish Protestant identity, newspapers, oral history, current affairs…and I love good company.
Public/oral historian, working with community & placemaking in Belfast. Former projects inc. British Red Cross, Ionad na Fuiseogie, St Matthew's 150th, & Mid Ulster Council.
Currently researching & writing about postmemory & identity thru rugby league.
Lecturer in SSESW @ Queen’s University Belfast.
Interested in nationalism; conflict and peace processes. Also research Othering leading to political extremism and polarisation
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Out Now! *Pious & Promiscuous. Life, Love & Family in Presbyterian Ulster* https://shop.ria.ie/products/pious-and-promiscuous
Reader in History (Queen's University, Belfast).
"Belfastmen: An Intimate History of Life before Gay Liberation" (coming Apr 2026, Cornell University Press).
PI of AHRC-funded “Queer Northern Ireland: Sexuality before Liberation”.
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Historian of 19thC Ireland; Director of Irish Studies, QUB. Last book: William Sharman Crawford and Ulster Radicalism (2023); working on politics of Irish land reform and the Tenant League(s). Chair of @Irishhistorians.bsky.social There may also be cats.
History Lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University and President of the American Conference for Irish Studies
Current research: Capitalism and Irish nationalism
Old research: aidanbeatty.com/books/
Institute of Irish Studies at Queen’s University Belfast. An interdisciplinary research institute for all aspects of Irish culture, history, politics and society. See 'Lists' for more info. Find us at https://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/IrishStudiesGateway/
Historian with Dublin City Council. New book out, The Root of All Evil: The Irish Boundary Commission. Columnist and editor of 'On this Day' with The Irish News.
Postdoctoral Researcher. Former journalist. Media history. Oral history. Currently researching the (Catholic) Standard newspaper (1928-1978). Funded through the Research Ireland Government of Ireland scheme. Based at Dublin City University
