
Current Research Students
Name |
Supervisor |
Research Title |
Kelly Adamson |
Public Health Policy in 1940s Ireland |
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Hayley Brabazon |
Gender, Legacy, and Memory: the post-revolutionary lives of Irish women |
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James Akpu |
Irish Missionary Enterprise in Nigeria |
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Cathal Burke-O'Leary |
Post-independence State-Building in Ireland and India |
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Noel Carolan |
The Politics of Ireland's Food Supply in Peace and War, 1895-1923 |
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Ann Marie Durkan |
Understanding the roles of horses, cows and pigs in Dublin's changing urban landscape in the 20th century |
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Kevin Finnan |
Doctors in Revolutionary Ireland |
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Erika Fox |
Darren Clarke /Trish Morgan |
Climate change after COVID-19: Challenges and opportunities to transform the Irish transport sector |
Michael Grant |
Economics, Politics and Society in Carlow, 1800-1850 |
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John Hogan |
The Origins and Development of the Legion of Mary |
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Michael Loughman |
Doctor, Republican, Statesman: James Ryan and the development of the independent Irish state, 1892-1965 |
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Sharon McArdle |
Leeann Lane /Eugene McNulty |
Dorothy McArdle - a study by creative performance practice |
Joseph Rodgers |
The life of a principal street: A commercial and social history of |
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Clair McDonald |
Mapping colonial experience on the Cosby and Walsh landed estates |
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Isha Thakur |
Brahmaputra Basin: Accords, Discords and Ambitions. Unravelling Implications for Sustainable Development in the Transboundary Basin Region |
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Kristina Zmejauskaite |
Contested Public Space: Building National Identities in post-Soviet Baltic States |
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Amanda Morse | Jonathan Cherry/William Murphy | Patterns of Criminality and Incarceration Among Women in Ireland 1877-1901 |
Cormac Keenan | Marnie Hay | An examination of the post-revolutionary lives of the dependents of the Irish Revolution, 1923-80 |
David A. Chikwaza | Darren Clarke/Jimmy O’Keeffe | Decolonising Climate Adaptation: Exploring Indigenous knowledge Systems as a viable complementary approach to understanding climate change adaptation in Gokwe district of Zimbabwe |
Pat O'Brien | Daithí Ó Corráin | TBC |