Kiara Gregory

This will be of interest to many of our members.

Still a few places to hear me talking ghosts at the Hunt Museum, Limerick, Sat 25th at 2. www.huntmuseum.com/whats-on/mag...

Rosie after two walks

Please come to the annual Bolton-King public lecture on 5 November, at 6pm. Organised by the Limerick Centre for Early Modern Studies (@cemslimerick.bsky.social), in association with the Hunt Museum
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JOB

Childers Professorship of Irish History
University of Cambridge

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Podcast Series | Mindful Heaney Part 1

Enjoy a peaceful moment for #WorldMentalHealthDay today with a listen to Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again's Mindful Heaney podcast series: www.nli.ie/learn/podcas...

Ever wonder how Ireland hosted dignitaries in the early days of the state? 🍽️

Join the ISA for a talk with Dr Elaine Mahon:
“The Minister Requests the Pleasure: Irish State Hospitality, 1922–1963”

📍Dublin City Library & Archive
📅Oct. 16
🕕Talk @ 6:30 pm sharp

📖 Free + open to all! Register below!

Books Upstairs is a fine store with a particularly excellent poetry section. Why not support them by ordering your books online instead: booksupstairs.ie

Teaching fellow role for six months in Department of History MIC Limerick www.mic.ul.ie/about-mic/va...

I haven't watched an episode yet, but I guessed it would be drama.

I like my electric blanket.

Guinness family history is more than an account of the stout’s success – it’s also a love letter to the city which produced it In Guinness: A Family Succession, Arthur Edward Guinness, the 4th Earl of Iveagh, tells “the true story and real lives of the first four Guinness generations”.

Teetotaller that I am, it’s entirely appropriate that I’ve just reviewed a newly-released book on the early history of the #Guinness family brewery, just ahead of the (unrelated) new eight-part @netflix series #HouseofGuinness.

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Looks like a fantastic read and thanks for posting.

Bumping this up again. Deadline for applications is October 3rd.

Frank sounds and looks very well. Congratulations!

Tickets for my talk on the letters of sympathy sent to Canon Begley and his parishioners following the 1926 Dromcollogher cinema fire are now available through the link below. The talk is on Sunday 28 September in Newcastle West county Limerick.
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Cauvery is one of the nicest people you could ever meet, and I hate that she has to write this. We need leadership and firm action now before the very worst of us succeed in dragging us all down with them

Sorry to hear Clodagh. Hope your train arrives soon.

how it feels to contribute to an edited volume

Job advertisement

The Hamburg team (Professor Alan Kramer) of our @erc.europa.eu Synergy Grant BLOCKADE is looking for a FOUR YEAR PostDoc to work on blockade as 'slow violence' in the Great War-era Middle East. Please share! www.uni-hamburg.de/en/stellenan...

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Poster with details of my upcoming talk for the Limerick History Festival. Talk is titled '“She never knew any man on earth except [him]: Paternity disputes in eighteenth and nineteenth century Ulster.” My talk explores issues of paternity, pregnancy & sexual scandal. Thursday 25 September at People's Museum, No. 2 Pery Square, 7pm.

If you're in Limerick on the evening of Thursday 25 September, I'll be sharing research from my upcoming book on pregnancy and paternity disputes in 18th/19th century Ulster as part of the Limerick History Festival. Be lovely to see folks there! #womenshist #histsex #histfam

Looking for members help. Dr Maria Luddy and Dr Judith Harford are writing a book on the experiences of Irish women national school teachers, 1890-1950. They would love to hear from anyone with material such as diaries, letters, photographs, or other artefacts. email judith.harford@ucd.ie.

🚨JOB POSTING🚨 We are currently looking for a postdoctoral researcher to cover the history of veterans among the colonized population/Indigenous population of the interwar imperial polity of the United States of America. 18 month contract, deadline October 03. universityvacancies.com/maynooth-uni...

A ruined stone tower on a grassy knoll overlooks a bay of calm water on the Dingle Peninsula

Minard Castle • Kerry

The ruins of a FitzGerald castle that was likely constructed in the 16th century, then destroyed by Cromwell’s forces less than a century later.

The castle overlooks Cill Mhuire Bay, a beautifully scenic spot on the southern side of the Dingle Peninsula.

#Ireland #SpéirGhorm

After lengthy conversations with family and friends, TonytheDog is pleased to announce his intention to run for President of Ireland and will be contacting County Councils for support. #Aras25 #VoteNo1TonyTheDog

Wellness Zone at Tralee Street Festival 2025 - Quest and Thrive The Wellness Zone with Quest and Thrive at Féile Thrá Lí The Wellness Zone with Quest and Thrive at Féile Thrá Lí Friday 15th to Tuesday 19th August 2025 The Wellness Zone is kindly...

If you are around for Feile Thrá Li check out this fabulous, and free, wellness zone organised by Quest and Thrive - hundreds already booked in so only a few spaces - book at #speigorm questandthrive.ie/wellness-zon...

Keeps you busy.

Just heard that HRT patches are in low stock again. It's a man's world.