A number of IHA colleagues at - Designing a new framework programme: the role of the research committee @tlrhub.bsky.social now on @eassh.bsky.social director - Gabi Lombardo.

Irish Humanities Alliance | IHA Professional Training Workshop: Environmental Humanities Overview<br /> The meeting organised by the IHA Environmental Humanities Working Group on 26 March 2026 at the Royal Irish Academy gathered scholars and early career researchers (ECRs…

Our latest blog post, by Céline Thobois-Gupta, is now live - read about the recent IHA Professional Training Workshop: Environmental Humanities held @ria.ie - just a taste of the engaging work conducted by IHA thematic Working Groups.
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Irish Humanities Alliance | Keynote speaker announcement The South East Technological University (SETU) and the IHA are delighted to announce Prof. Des Fitzgerald (UCC) and Dr Jess Manion (ATU) as keynote speakers at the annual IHA…

We are delighted to announce @desfitzgerald.bsky.social & Dr Jess Manion (ATU) as keynote speakers at the annual IHA conference - Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices, Power and Imagination. Call for abstract submissions are open until 16 April 👇
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Irish Humanities Alliance | EXTENSION Call for Papers (16 April) - IHA annual conference IRISH HUMANITIES ALLIANCE CONFERENCE 2026<br /> CALL FOR ABSTRACTS<br /> <br /> We invite submissions for a two-day interdisciplinary conference on the theme of Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices…

The Call for submissions to the annual IHA conference - Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices, Power and Imagination has been extended to Thursday 16 April 2026.
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Irish Humanities Alliance | Arts-Based Methods in Medical Humanities Abstract<br /> This talk explores the value of arts-based research methods for the medical humanities, drawing on my work on disability (2009, 2013, 2019), affect (2013, 2023, 2025…

IHA Vice Chair @annahm.bsky.social will deliver the March lunchtime Medical & Health Humanities seminar @tcddublin.bsky.social Long Room Hub on 25 March. Join in person or online. 👇
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Irish Humanities Alliance | Call for Papers (16 March) - IHA annual conference IRISH HUMANITIES ALLIANCE CONFERENCE 2026<br /> CALL FOR ABSTRACTS<br /> <br /> We invite submissions for a two-day interdisciplinary conference on the theme of Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices…

REMINDER - Deadline fast approaching (16 March) to submit abstracts for IHA annual conference 'Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices, Power and Imagination' at SETU Waterford campus. We welcome PhD students, ECRs, creative practitioners.
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Read our letter today published in the Irish Times - regarding the announcement of the 12 members appointed to the National Science Advice Forum.

Calling all Postgraduate students working in medical and health humanities. Have you submitted your abstracts yet? This promises to be an exceptional conference - Un/silencing healthcare. Call open until 26th March.

Calling all #humanities #postgraduates, the @irishhumanities.bsky.social conference is being held in #SETU Waterford this September.
Please provide an abstract (up to 300 words) and a short bio (75 words) as one document to the link below, before March 16th www.cognitoforms.com/SETU10/IHAAb...

Irish Humanities Alliance | Call for Papers - IHA annual conference IRISH HUMANITIES ALLIANCE CONFERENCE 2026<br /> CALL FOR ABSTRACTS<br /> <br /> We invite submissions for a two-day interdisciplinary conference on the theme of Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices…

We are excited to launch Call for Papers for the IHA annual conference 2026 - Un/Silencing Healthcare: Voices, Power and Imagination, hosted by South East Technological University (SETU) on 3rd & 4th Sept. Further details and link for abstract submissions 👇
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News & Events DARIAH-IE Welcomes INSPIRE Research Infrastructure Investment Package Statement from DARIAH-IEDec 11th, 2025 DARIAH-IE, Ireland’s national node of the pan-European Digital Research Infrastruc…

📣 DARIAH-IE Welcomes #DFHERIS's INSPIRE Research Infrastructure Investment Package as an opportunity to unlock the contribution of AHSS to public policy development, societal resilience, cultural heritage preservation, and social innovation. Read our full statement on our website !

Irish Humanities Alliance | Desert Island Dress: The Stories Behind the Clothes We Wear The Desert Island Dress project benefits from the cross-disciplinary perspectives of its two leads, Dr Dee Duffy and Katriona Flynn. Katriona comes from a fashion design…

Have you ever reflected reflected on the significance of clothing in your life? What item would you have to bring if you were to be banished to a deserted island? Katriona Flynn & Dee Duffy discuss their unique & absorbing podcast series 'Desert Island Dress'
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WHAI2026 Welcome to the homepage for the next Women's History Association of Ireland conference. Our next annual conference will take place 29-30 May 2026 at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. The conferenc...

We are delighted this afternoon to announced the CFP for the 36th annual WHAI conference 2026. The conference will be held at Mary I Limerick on 29 & 30 May 2026. Closing dates for submissions on the theme of 'Gain' is 31 Jan. 2026.
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Irish Humanities Alliance | Adrian Frazier, John Montague: A Poet’s Life (Lilliput, 2024) In the preface to his 1989 volume of critical essays and reviews, The Figure in the Cave, John Montague remarked:<br /> <br /> "what is regarded as envy is often dismay at disproportionate…

Read about 'Adrian Frazier’s remarkable biography, John Montague: A Poet’s Life' published by @lilliputpress.bsky.social in this review blog by Prof. Daniel Carey.
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Irish Humanities Alliance | Feeding the Soul: Transnational Narratives of Food and Belonging Reflections from the 2025 Irish Humanities Alliance – UCD Humanities Institute Conference<br /> <br /> In early September 2025, scholars, writers, and artists from across the globe gathered…

Read more about our wonderful annual conference this year, hosted by @ucdhumanities.bsky.social in Sep 2025, in this blog by @biancacataldi.bsky.social 'Feeding the Soul: Transnational Narratives of Food and Belonging.'
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Delighted at the mention of our collaborative work and looking forward to much more

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Irish Humanities Alliance | Feeding the Soul: Transnational Narratives of Food and Belonging Reflections from the 2025 Irish Humanities Alliance – UCD Humanities Institute Conference<br /> <br /> In early September 2025, scholars, writers, and artists from across the globe gathered…

Read about our wonderful annual conference 2025 hosted by @ucdhumanities.bsky.social Details of our 2026 annual conference and call for papers will be shared in the new year!www.irishhumanities.ie/news-events/blog/feeding...

Irish Humanities Alliance | Bridging the Gap between Policy and Research Seminar Series The Trinity Long Room Hub is delighted to launch a new seminar series - Bridging the Gap between Policy and Research - exploring how scholarship in the Arts and Humanities can…

‘Do the Humanities Actually Matter? Public Policy and the Humanities’ - @tlrhub.bsky.social launching a new seminar series - Bridging the Gap between Policy and Research - 19 Nov at 6.30pm
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We're delighted to see the annual Law and Humanities roundtable is coming to Ireland for the first time (in association with the @irishhumanities.bsky.social Legal Humanities Working Group).

Congratulations and best of luck to the leads, Róisín Costello and David Gurnham.

CFP below!

Attention: Invitation for expressions of interest: National Science Advice Forum - to have access to all types of good quality science that can contribute to the issues at hand, this includes natural sciences, engineering, medicine, social sciences and humanities.
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This impressive social science database includes access to resources also useful for humanities scholars issda.ucd.ie

Collecting Ireland’s History @virtualtreasury.bsky.social a talk by Sarah Hendriks as part of the Dublin Festival of History now taking place @ria.ie

Irish Humanities Alliance | Recording: Irish-Scottish cultural and diplomatic relations Full Programme<br /> <br /> Introductory remarks<br /> <br /> Professor Murray Pittock, SAHA Co-Chair<br /> Angus Robertson MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture (prere...

A recording of this engaging event is now available to view. www.irishhumanities.ie/news-events/...

Irish Humanities Alliance | Launch Oceanic Connections: The Sea in Irish and Caribbean Poetry by Ellen Howley You are warmly invited to celebrate the publication of Oceanic Connections: The Sea in Irish and Caribbean Poetry, by Irish Humanities Alliance board member, Ellen…

We are delighted to share an invitation to the launch of 'Oceanic Connections: The Sea in Irish and Caribbean Poetry' by our board member @lnhowley.bsky.social @dublincityuni.bsky.social
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A distinguished & engaging panel: Jerry O’Donavan, consul general of Ireland in Edinburgh; Katy McNeil, Head of Scottish Gov in Ireland; Triona McCormack, VP strategy & engagement UCD; & Ciarán Walsh associate director Culture Ireland. Chaired by Prof. Catherine O’Leary @sahavoice.bsky.social

A strong start to our Irish Scottish Cultural and Diplomatic Relations event @ria.ie with Prof @murrayp.bsky.social of @sahavoice.bsky.social

There is still time to register for an in-person or online access ticket to this much anticipated event.

We are excited to publish the first blog in our Emerging Scholar series 'The Good, The Bad, and The Blemished: Disability Terminology in Medieval Ireland,' by @djbirishhistory.bsky.social who is conducting a @researchireland.ie funded PhD @muahi.bsky.social

IHA members - 'The Survey on Research Integrity in Ireland 2025 (SRII2025) is your chance to share what supports or challenges you in doing responsible research. Your input will help shape better policies and strengthen a culture of integrity across the Irish research community.'