Mausolea and Memorials to the Dead in Ireland

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Free lecture titled, Mausolea and Memorials to the Dead in Ireland, by Dr Finbar McCormick, will take place in St David’s Church, Naas, on Thursday 12th March 2020 at 8pm. Refreshments from 7.30pm. All welcome. In Maudlins burial ground, Naas, there are two fine stone pyramids in need of conservation and the Follies Trust is …

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Two talks: 75th Anniversaries of significant Polish actions in WWII

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Two upcoming talks by historian James Durney in late August and early September on World War Two should be of particular interest to the Polish community. The talks commemorate Polish involvement in significant Allied actions towards the end of the war. Details below: God, Honour, Country – The Polish 2nd Corps at the Battle of …

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Seascapes and Townscapes – Ports and the Nineteenth-Century City

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IHTA Public Lecture and Seminar 2019 16–17 May 2019 Convened by the Irish Historic Towns Atlas (IHTA) in collaboration with the British Historic Towns Atlas/Historic Towns Trust (HTT)Royal Irish Academy in association with Dublin Port Company All free to attend, booking essentialDetails: The Shaping of Dublin Port (Public Lecture)by Professor Colm Lennon, MRIA Date: 16 …

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Dynasties: Family Politics in Medieval Europe

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The James Lydon Lectures in Medieval History and Culture 2017 FREE Public Lecture:  Dynasties: Family Politics in Medieval Europe By: Professor Robert Bartlett Monday 24 April 2017 at 7 pm Thomas Davis Lecture Theatre (Room 2043) Trinity College Dublin Register now through Eventbrite. About the 2017 Lydon Lectures Monarchies are now rare in the world, …

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