Don't miss our career roundtable event tomorrow afternoon!
It's set to be a great discussion with loads of good advice for early career researchers.
See post below for details ⬇️
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Poster for the next event of the Interdisciplinary Seminar for Medieval Studies. Green and tan parchment-like background, and an image of a stack of colourful books in the corner.
Poster text: Interdisciplinary Seminar for Medieval Studies, Tuesday 14 October at 12.00 PM in the UCD Global Lounge. Lunch provided at 12:45 for attendees.
Talk title: Navigating a Career in Medieval Studies: A Roundtable for Emerging Scholars.
Panel Members: Prof. Michael Staunton (History), Dr. Courtney Selvage (Irish, Celtic Studies, Folklore), Dr. Matthew Thomson (Music), Dr. Millie Horton-Insch (Art History, Trinity) , and Dr. Eoin Ó Donnchadha (The Heritage Council)
To sign up to our mailing list for future events, please contact Dan Armstrong: daniel.armstrong@ucd.ie
📣Next event! 📣
Join us on 14 October at 12 PM in the UCD Global Lounge for a roundtable on Navigating a Career in Medieval Studies! 📚 The panel will include professionals from a variety of subjects, and will provide advice and guidance relevant to careers in and outside of academia.
See you there!
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Reminder for tomorrow's event! ✨
Do come along and join us in UCD for a fascinating afternoon lecture
See post below for details ⬇️
15.09.2025 09:40 — 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Poster for the next lecture of the seminar series. Green and tan parchment-like background and an image of a black and white celtic cross in the corner.
Poster text: Interdisciplinary Seminar for Medieval Studies, Tuesday 16/9 at 4:30pm in room K114 Newman Building followed by a drinks reception at 5:15. Dr. Patrick Wadden, Visiting Assistant Professot at UCD and TA in Medieval History at DCU.
Talk title: The European Identity of Early Medieval Ireland.
To sign up to our mailing list for future events, please contact Dan Armstrong via email: daniel.armstrong@ucd.ie
New year, new seminar series! 📣
This year's inaugural lecture will be delivered by Dr. Patrick Wadden on the European Identity of Early Medieval Ireland. Join us on September 16th at 4:30 PM in room K114 in the Newman Building, followed by a drinks reception at 5:15 PM Hope to see you there!
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Medievalist at the University of Birmingham, fan of Iceland, Vikings, running and other things
Lecturer in Irish Cultural Heritage & Early Irish, Maynooth University.
Early Irish language, literature & the Irish manuscript tradition.
https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/faculty-arts-humanities/our-people/chantal-kobel
Galloway Hoard Researcher at National Museums Scotland. Author of Crucible of Nations: Scotland from Viking Age to Medieval Kingdom and other archaeology content. https://www.nms.ac.uk/profile/dr-adrian-maldonado See also @almostarch.bsky.social
Taighde Éireann/Research Ireland COALESCE-INSTAR+ Awards (Strand 1L) funded Archaeological Research Project, partnership of UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology & Material Culture; TII Archaeology; NMI Dept Antiquities & NMI Education; AMS Ltd
Archaeologist. Research Fellow. Iron Age and early medieval material culture .Horses and sharp pointy things, mostly. "Ain't nothin' like me - except me" (Raccoon, 2014). Usually optimistic even if cynical. She/her/thon wan. Personal views only
A zooarchaeological grassroots research project on Medieval and Viking-age dogs and horses and how they interacted with humans in Ireland and the UK. Co-PIs @ruthfcarden.bsky.social & @justrena.bsky.social (was VikingDublinDogs)
Website: coming soon!
The IAI is the representative all-island organisation for professional archaeologists working in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Follow for updates on CPDs, conferences, events, etc.
Early medieval archaeologist | Viking trade PhD (Glas.) | History MA (Oxon) Balliol, Oxford | Author: A Viking Market Kingdom in Ireland and Britain | Co-Ed. / Author: The Viking Age in Scotland | Archaeology & Museum Comms | Govan Stones Museum Assistant
PhD student TERRAE-TRACES / UCD School of Archaeology
Early Medieval Irish metalworking, copper-alloy
Archaeology, History, Hagiography, Folklore & Landscapes of Early Irish Christianity & Early Medieval Ireland. Includes thinly veiled but good-natured irreverence, outrageous puns and irregular posts.
Appalachian academic. Medievalist. Mom. Maker-in-training. Vikings/Women/Labor/ Identity. Chaotic good gnomish bard. She/her. Per uni attorneys: "'opinions expressed here are my own' so it is clear" I am "not representing an official university position.
Head of School/Prof at UCD Archaeology; Early Medieval archaeologist; Director @experimentarchaeol.bsky.social Member Royal Irish Academy; Fellow Society of Antiquaries; Dad of boys; Dog Dad; Hurling/Camogie; IC Member; Own Opinions here
Social historian of Ireland (landed estates; family, urban and local history) | Working @ria.ie & @unioflimerick.bsky.social | Lecturer, researcher & writer | Historical GIS | Genealogist | Learning about biodiversity | Thurles, Co. Tipperary. 🇪🇺🌍🌳
The CMRS brings together staff and students from across the University of Edinburgh studying the medieval and Renaissance periods.
Find out more at https://hca.ed.ac.uk/centre-medieval-renaissance/seminars-and-events/seminars
Associate Prof of Irish History at University College Dublin, interested in women’s history, and WWI. Enjoy film, fiction and fun. Always looking for fiction recommendations!
History Hub is based at the School of History, University College Dublin. Our ambition is to make the most recent academic research available on-line to everyone who loves history.
https://historyhub.ie
Professor of Art History & Cultural Policy at University College Dublin (UCD). Irish studies; art history; museums; photography; cultural omnivore. Angeleno by birth, Dubliner by choice. Mildly interesting at times.
https://people.ucd.ie/emily.mark
All things medieval; PhD from @tcddublin; Current Early Career Research Fellow at @CWDLancaster; Previously the RHS Centenary Fellow @ihr_history
Tutor at DCU, TCD, UCD
Researcher for Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland and Irish Manuscripts Commission
We provide support, resources and professional development to the University College Dublin teaching community to enhance our students' educational experience. Find out more on our website: www.ucd.ie/teaching #SpéirGhorm
