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Comerford, R.V.<br />

‘The European Union and the challenge<br />

<strong>of</strong> national identities’<br />

Invited speaker, International seminar,<br />

ELIAMEP Athens (17 April 2008)<br />

‘An overview <strong>of</strong> the issues’<br />

Concluding address, Associational Culture in <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

and the Wider World, <strong>NUI</strong> Maynooth (16-18 May 2008)<br />

‘The Fenians and the question <strong>of</strong> Irish exceptionalism’<br />

Keynote address, Fenianism in modern <strong>Ireland</strong>,<br />

<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Ulster, Belfast (20 June 2008)<br />

Cullen, F.<br />

‘The role <strong>of</strong> social and political networks<br />

in the development <strong>of</strong> Dublin’s communication<br />

infrastructure, 1830-1890’<br />

Paper delivered to Conference on Society and<br />

politics in Irish towns c. 1750-1914, Institute <strong>of</strong> Irish<br />

Studies, Queen’s <strong>University</strong> Belfast (18 April 2008)<br />

‘Cartography and infrastructure: ‘mapping<br />

progress’ in nineteenth-century Dublin’<br />

Paper delivered to Visual, material and print culture<br />

in nineteenth-century <strong>Ireland</strong>. Annual Conference<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Society for the Study <strong>of</strong> Nineteenth-century<br />

<strong>Ireland</strong>, <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Limerick (26-27 June 2008)<br />

‘Irish History Online’<br />

Presentation to 2nd Conference on European<br />

Historical Bibliographies, Berlin-Brandenburg<br />

Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, Berlin (15-16 September 2008)<br />

Dooley, T.A.M.<br />

‘Sources for the history <strong>of</strong> big houses<br />

and landed estates in <strong>Ireland</strong>’<br />

One day seminar for employees <strong>of</strong> Library<br />

Council <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>, Dublin (30 January 2008)<br />

‘The great houses <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>:<br />

their past, present and future’<br />

Seminar Series in Irish Studies, Mater Dei<br />

Institute <strong>of</strong> Education (11 March 2008)<br />

‘Social memory and the murders<br />

at Wildgoose Lodge, 1816’<br />

Public lecture, Cavan County Museum (25 March 2008)<br />

‘The murders at Wildgoose Lodge’<br />

Interview with Dr Patrick Geoghegan on ‘Talking<br />

History’, Newstalk 106 (13 July 2008)<br />

‘Are Irish country houses worth preserving?’<br />

Public lecture, Carrick-on-Shannon (24 September 2008)<br />

‘The murders at Wildgoose Lodge’<br />

Radio documentary, LMFM (27 October 2008)<br />

‘Irish historic houses and the<br />

national heritage, 1879-2003<br />

’Invited speaker, the College at Brockport,<br />

State <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> New York (30 October 2008)<br />

FitzGerald, A.<br />

‘A Rage for Exhibitions’: The vogue for viewing in<br />

eighteenth-century Dublin and London’,<br />

IPAV, Dublin (March 2008)<br />

‘Taste in high life: Dining in the Dublin townhouse’<br />

The Dublin townhouse: form, function, finance,<br />

<strong>University</strong> College Dublin (May 2008)<br />

‘Tradition and Innovation: Contemporary<br />

British Silver and “Treasures <strong>of</strong> Today”’<br />

Treasures <strong>of</strong> Today: Silver Symposium at the <strong>National</strong><br />

Museum <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>, Collins’ Barracks (October 2008)<br />

‘The material culture <strong>of</strong> dining in<br />

eighteenth-century Dublin’<br />

MA in Design History & Material Culture, <strong>National</strong><br />

College <strong>of</strong> Art and Design (October 2008)<br />

Fuller, L.<br />

‘A window on Catholic devotional literature, 1900-1950’<br />

Conference on ‘The Material Culture <strong>of</strong> Catholic Devotion<br />

1850-1950’ in association with The European Network<br />

on the Instruments <strong>of</strong> Devotion (ENID), St Patrick’s<br />

College, Thurles, Co. Tipperary (18 January 2008)<br />

Gurrin, B. and L. Kennedy and K. Miller<br />

‘Advances and retreats: Irish Protestant numbers<br />

since the seventeenth century’<br />

Religion, violence, memory and identity: Protestant-<br />

Catholic relationships in France and in <strong>Ireland</strong> from<br />

the 16th to the 21st century. <strong>University</strong> de Toulousele-Mirail,<br />

Toulouse, France (3-4 April 2008)<br />

‘Irish religious surveys <strong>of</strong> the 18 th century’<br />

Church <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> Historical Society,<br />

Dublin, <strong>Ireland</strong> (15 November 2008)<br />

Hill, J.R.<br />

‘Dublin Corporation and the levying<br />

<strong>of</strong> tolls and customs, c.1720-c.1820’<br />

Law and the boundaries <strong>of</strong> the State Colloquium,<br />

<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Limerick (16 February 2008)<br />

‘Conquest and conquerors in Irish<br />

political thought, 1690-1829’<br />

Keynote address, Eighteenth Century <strong>Ireland</strong> Society<br />

Annual Conference, <strong>University</strong> College, Cork<br />

(13-14 June 2008)<br />

Kelly, J.<br />

‘Combination, treachery and intrigue:<br />

the Ribbon Society in Sligo’<br />

Public Lecture, Sligo Field Club, Sligo<br />

(26 September 2008)<br />

‘Sectarianism and violence in rural <strong>Ireland</strong>: the Ribbon<br />

Secret Society in early-nineteenth-century Co. Leitrim’<br />

Public Lecture, Carrick-on-Shannon Historical Society,<br />

Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim (22 October 2008)<br />

‘The Ribbon Society in early-nineteenth-century <strong>Ireland</strong>’<br />

Invited Speaker, Maynooth Association for Local<br />

History, Maynooth, Co. Kildare (7 November 2008)<br />

Kelly, J. and J.G. Keating<br />

‘Associational Culture in <strong>Ireland</strong>,<br />

c. 1750 – c. 1940: a database’<br />

Associational Culture in <strong>Ireland</strong> & the Wider<br />

World, <strong>NUI</strong> Maynooth (16-18 May 2008)<br />

‘Constructing social networks in modern <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

(c. 1750 – c. 1940) using ACQL’<br />

Digital Humanities 2008, Oulu, Finland (24-29 June 2008)<br />

Kirwan, R.<br />

‘Universities, Representation and Social Action<br />

in the Holy Roman Empire, 1500-1700’<br />

Seventh Workshop on Early Modern Central<br />

European History, German Historical Institute,<br />

London, England (24 October 2008)<br />

Lederer, D.<br />

‘The Early Reformers on the Dangers <strong>of</strong> Celibacy’<br />

History Workshop, <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Virginia<br />

(27 February 2008)<br />

‘Fear and the Siege <strong>of</strong> Magdeburg’<br />

Graduate Seminar, Penn State <strong>University</strong> (2 April 2008)<br />

‘Fear in the Holy Roman Empire<br />

at the Time <strong>of</strong> the Thirty Years War’<br />

Shelby Cullom Davis Centre for Historical<br />

Studies, Princeton <strong>University</strong> (24 April 2008)<br />

‘Images <strong>of</strong> Fear in Early Modern Germany’<br />

European History Workshop, <strong>University</strong><br />

<strong>of</strong> Maryland (29 April 2008)<br />

Lennon, C.<br />

‘Bridging division or bonding faction? Civic confraternity<br />

and religious sodality in seventeenth-century <strong>Ireland</strong>’<br />

Conference on Brotherhood and Boundaries,<br />

<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Pisa (20 September 2008)<br />

‘The development <strong>of</strong> leisure facilities in <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries’<br />

Workshop on Transnational Change in Leisure Practices<br />

in Europe during the eighteenth and early nineteenth<br />

centuries, <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Leicester (5 December 2008)<br />

Mancini, J.M.<br />

‘Take and Loot: Visual Culture, Naval Imperialism,<br />

and the Pacific Turn’<br />

Lecture by invitation, Omohundro Institute <strong>of</strong> Early<br />

American History and Culture, College <strong>of</strong> William and<br />

Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, USA (22 April 2008)<br />

‘Objects in Motion, Motion in Objects:<br />

Narrative, Visual Culture, and Imperial Relations<br />

in the Eighteenth-Century Pacific World’<br />

Lecture by invitation, Objects in Motion: Art and<br />

Material Culture across Colonial North America,<br />

<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Delaware, USA (25-26 April 2008)<br />

‘Worlds’<br />

Keynote lecture, ‘Words Matter’, Smithsonian American<br />

Art Museum, Washington, D.C., USA (12 September 2008)<br />

Ribeiro de Meneses, F.<br />

‘Jaime Nogueira Pinto’s portrayal <strong>of</strong> Salazar:<br />

neither “fiél” nor “fiável”’<br />

Paper delivered to 2nd Conference <strong>of</strong> ABIL,<br />

<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Bristol (11-12 January 2008)<br />

‘Salazar’s ultimate deterrent?<br />

The Tarrafal camp, 1936-1941’<br />

Paper presented to the International History <strong>of</strong><br />

Concentration Camps workshop, Centre for War<br />

Studies, Trinity College Dublin (10 October 2008)<br />

‘Leopold II and the Congo’<br />

Talking History (Newstalk) (17 November 2008)<br />

‘Salazar, Nehru, and the Portuguese<br />

State <strong>of</strong> India, 1947-1961’<br />

Paper delivered to East meets West: Portuguese<br />

encounters with India, China, Timo’ conference,<br />

<strong>NUI</strong> Maynooth (28 November 2008)<br />

‘Portugueses nas Trincheiras’<br />

Rádio Televisão Portuguesa – 1 (29 November 2008)<br />

Murphy, d.<br />

‘<strong>Ireland</strong> and Polar Exploration’<br />

Interview on Morning <strong>Ireland</strong>, RTE Radio 1<br />

(15 January 2008)<br />

‘The 10 th Irish Division in WWI’<br />

Lecture, Ormonde Military History Society,<br />

Kilkenny (11 November 2008)<br />

‘William Howard Russell and the development<br />

<strong>of</strong> war journalism’<br />

Lecture, The Irish and War, Trinity College, Dublin<br />

(15 November 2008)<br />

Noack, c.<br />

‘Poland and <strong>Ireland</strong> - Europe’s most Catholic nations?’<br />

Public lecture, Maynooth Local<br />

History Group (17 April 2008)<br />

‘Panel Civic activism and the state’ (Chair)<br />

Associational culture in <strong>Ireland</strong> and the wider<br />

world, c.1750-c.1940, Maynooth (16-17 May 2008)<br />

‘Reshaping Imperial pasts: tourism, heritage<br />

and the country estates in Russia’.<br />

Sixth Annual Historic Houses <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

Conference, Maynooth (19-20 June 2008)<br />

Commentaries – Panel ‘Staatlich organisierter Tourismus’<br />

Der Staatssozialismus und die „transnationalen<br />

Zwischenräume“, 1956–1989; Schlusskonferenz<br />

des Projektes „Schleichwege“, Florence<br />

(19-21 September 2008)<br />

Discussant<br />

Round Table on the issues <strong>of</strong> the Holodomor in<br />

Ukraine and the Famine in <strong>Ireland</strong>, Ukrainian<br />

Embassy, Dublin (28 November 2008)<br />

Noack, C. and S. Dudoignon<br />

‘Allah’s kolkhozes: Transformation<br />

<strong>of</strong> Rural Islamic Communities in the USSR’<br />

Centre for the Study <strong>of</strong> a Wider Europe Research<br />

Seminar, Maynooth (4 December 2008)<br />

o’connor, t.<br />

‘Theory and methodology in the analysis<br />

<strong>of</strong> early-modern Irish military activity’<br />

Irlanda y el Atlántico Ibérico: Movilidad participación<br />

e intercambio cultural (1580-1823), Universidad<br />

Pablo Olviade, Seville (31 October 2008)<br />

o’Neill, c.<br />

‘Unity in adversity – Associational Culture<br />

in <strong>Ireland</strong> during the First World War’<br />

Associational Culture in <strong>Ireland</strong> and the<br />

Wider World C. 1750 - C. 1940 International<br />

Conference, <strong>NUI</strong> Maynooth (16 May 2008)<br />

‘Literary amnesia – <strong>Ireland</strong>’s Great War genre’<br />

The Irish and War International Conference,<br />

Trinity College, Dublin (14 November 2008)<br />

Prunty, J.<br />

Cadastral surveys in nineteenth-century <strong>Ireland</strong> and their<br />

usefulness for historic research: case studies from the<br />

Irish Historic Towns Atlas’<br />

Descriptio Urbis Conference, Rome (27-29 March 2008)<br />

‘New thinking in researching the urban past: the<br />

possibilities opened up by the Irish Historic Towns Atlas’<br />

Summer conference, Irish Historic Towns<br />

Atlas, Royal Irish Academy (23 May 2008)<br />

‘The townhouse as tenement’<br />

The Eighteenth-century Dublin Townhouse:<br />

form, function & finance, <strong>National</strong> Gallery <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

(27 May 2008)<br />

‘A new lease <strong>of</strong> life: the colonisation by women’s religious<br />

congregations <strong>of</strong> estate houses and villas in nineteenth<br />

and early twentieth century <strong>Ireland</strong>’<br />

Sixth Annual Historic Houses <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

conference, <strong>NUI</strong> Maynooth (20 June 2008)<br />

‘St Brigid’s Schools <strong>of</strong> the Holy Faith in County Kildare’<br />

Heritage Week programme, Celbridge Library<br />

(1 September 2008)<br />

<strong>NUI</strong> Maynooth President’s Report – Academic Review 0– 1

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