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Another disaster at Aughrim?

Maolsheachlainn Ó Caollaí alerts readers to the threat posed by development to the site of the Battle of Aughrim and argues for its preservation and suitable development on the Culloden model.
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Featured Articles

Poring over the entrails: History Ireland readers’ survey
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The other women of 1916
The other women of 1916 Tom Burke outlines the activity of Irish female voluntary aid detachments (VADs) during the First World War. Read More >>

‘Bare bones of a fanlight’: Georgian Dublin
‘Bare bones of a fanlight’: Georgian Dublin University College Dublin, 4–6 May 2006 Read More >>

Michael Davitt Centenary Conference
Michael Davitt Centenary Conference St Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, 26–28 May 2006 Read More >>

2007 Schools’ Prize in History Trinity College, Dublin, in association with Four Courts Press, History Ireland and The Irish Times
2007 Schools’ Prize in History Trinity College, Dublin, in association with Four Courts Press, History Ireland and The Irish Times 2007 Schools’ Prize in History Trinity College, Dublin, in association with Four Courts Press, History Ireland and The Irish Times Read More >>

Across the water: Ireland and Scotland in the nineteenth century
Across the water: Ireland and Scotland in the nineteenth century Read More >>

O’Neill Symposium
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Louvain 2007
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South: Shackleton film at IFI
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From the files of the DIB...‘A veritable tragedy of family likeness’
From the files of the DIB...‘A veritable tragedy of family likeness’ Read More >>