Another full house for the 'Maynooth Through the Ages' lecture series tonight with Prof Vincent Comerford speaking on 'Tomas O'Fiaich agus Ma Nuad 1940-1977' expertly chaired by Cathal McCauley Maynooth University Library Maynooth History

Two fully funded PhD scholarships in Country House Studies at Maynooth History Maynooth University full details below...

Not long till the 22nd Annual Historic Houses Conference Maynooth University hosted by historicirishhouses Maynooth History on 13-14 May. 'OUTSIDE THE DEMESNE WALLS'. Booking details below & through Eventbrite

Wythnos nesaf / Next week Croeso i bawb / All welcome

Just 5 weeks to go until our 22nd Annual Historic Houses International Conference in Maynooth University Excited to welcome a fantastic line up of speakers. Head over to our Eventbrite page for more information on how to book your place eventbrite.ie/e/outside-the-… Maynooth History

Getting underway this evening as Ciarán Reilly introduces Dr Neil Trappe for this evening’s #MaynoothThroughTheAges lecture in Maynooth University Library! about the Science & Ecclesiastical Museum at St Patrick’s College, Maynooth, followed by a tour. Maynooth History St Patrick's Pontifical University #Maynooth

Dr Neil Trappe’s #MaynoothThroughTheAges lecture Maynooth University Library continues with a tour of the Science & Ecclesiastical Museum at St Patrick’s College, Maynooth Maynooth History St Patrick's Pontifical University #Maynooth

Brilliant to welcome Ciarán Reilly to Bangor University this evening for an #ISWE / School of History, Law & Social Sciences Bangor Research Seminar on Landed Estates & the Great Irish Famine. Always fantastic to welcome colleagues from historicirishhouses

Just 4 weeks to go to our #historichouses conference. Check out the list of fantastic papers at the link below. eventbrite.ie/e/outside-the-… Office of Public Works OPW-Maynooth University Archive & Research Centre Maynooth History Ciarán Reilly Maynooth University

What a brilliant series this has been and a wonderful way to wrap up. Well done all especially Elaine Bean and Ciarán Reilly 👏👏👏

Ticket sales for the 22nd Annual Historic Houses Conference close in just 1 week! We are looking forward to welcoming a fantastic line up of speakers to Maynooth University on 13 and 14 May. Haven't got your tickets yet? You can book them here eventbrite.ie/e/outside-the-… Maynooth History

What a pleasure to have the The GAA President, Jarlath Burns visit my 2nd Year History module on the history of the #GAA, this week, & to have Professor Eeva Leinonen, President of Maynooth University attend & address students. maynoothuniversity.ie/news-events/mu…

Almost ready to go here...the 22nd annual Historic Houses Conference looking forward to opening addresses by Prof Alison Hood Maynooth University & Katie Morrisroe Office of Public Works historicirishhouses

Fantastic turnout for the 22nd Annual Historic Houses Conference Maynooth University Maynooth History historicirishhouses

Jeremy Hill is up next, speaking about #monksgrange in Wexford. Maynooth History Ciarán Reilly Office of Public Works

Anne Casement, Clair McDonald and Daniel Eglinton-Carey provided fantastic papers in session 4 of our 22nd Annual #Historichouses Conference. Maynooth History Office of Public Works Ciarán Reilly

Wreckers and levellers: evicting Ireland's poor during the Great Famine These reviled figures were involved in the evictions of some 250,000 Irish families during the 1840s and 1850s, writes Dr Ciarán Reilly, Maynooth History #FamineMemorial maynoothuniversity.ie/research/spotl…

As #clare & #cork get ready to do battle in the final of our national game The GAA on Sunday, a look back at the history of #hurling prior to the formation of the #GAA rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

On 1 May I was delighted to welcome Jarlath Burns, President of The GAA to Maynooth University for launch of my History of the #gaa Undergraduate course Maynooth History The last question I asked him that day was about the prospect of presenting #Sam to Armagh_GAA ! Will they do it?

Wreckers & levellers: these reviled figures were involved in the evictions of some 250,000 Irish families during the 1840s and 1850s. By Ciarán Reilly Maynooth University IrishResearch rte.ie/brainstorm/202…