Classes
- PVP Parallel Histories of Ireland and Great Britain after World War IIAHESV170 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 2 Parallel histories of Ireland and Great Britain after the World War IIAHSV10324 | Faculty of Arts
- Parallel histories of Ireland and Great Britain after the World War II +3AHSV10606 | Faculty of Arts
- Modern Irish History in European Context +2AHSV10654 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP Modern Irish History in European ContextAHSV10657 | Faculty of Arts
- Parallel Histories of Ireland and Great Britain after World War II +1AHSV10722 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Who Is ‘Everyone’? Inclusivity in the 1966 and 2016 Official Commemoration of the Easter Rising2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Éamon de Valera's Ireland. Politics, Society and Democracy in the Irish Free State, 1932–1938/392022 | Faculty of Arts
- Ireland: Interfaces and Dialogues2022 | Faculty of Arts
- From Director to Coordinator: The Irish State and the Official Commemoration of the Easter Rising in 1966 and 20162022 | Faculty of Arts
- 'To Broaden Sympathies Without Having to Abandon Loyalties': The Official Commemoration of the Easter Rising Centenary2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Re-imagining the Easter Rising in its official commemoration in 1966 and 2016: Radical shift or evolution?2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Bitter Compromise or Betrayal of Revolutionary Ideals? The Anglo-Irish Treaty of 19212021 | Faculty of Arts
- "We live here and we're holding our breath again..." Paradoxes of the Irish border2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Who is 'Everyone'? Inclusion and Exclusion in the 1966 and 2016 Official Commemoration of the Easter Rising2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Partition of Ireland and Its Implications for Irish State-building in the Interwar Era2018 | Faculty of Arts
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