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UCD School of History fosters a vibrant research community of academic staff, postdoctoral research fellows and doctoral students.  We promote rigorous historical approaches within an environment which recognises the potential for cross-disciplinary study. We emphasise both collaborative research without losing sight of the value of cutting edge individual contributions to the field. We foster academic networks and knowledge transfer through our research forum, our academic centres and through our commitment to the formation of the next generation of scholars.

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Current Funded Research Projects

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Ireland Map SFI-IRC - Law versus Practice
Dr. Frances Nolan conducts a ground-breaking interdisciplinary research project on women and property ownership in early modern Ireland, gathering data to interrogate the nature, development and impact of female property-ownership between 1541 and 1800.
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Land Limits ERC - Land Limits: Towards a Connected History of Population, Environment, Capital & Conflict in Russian Eurasia, 1860s-1920s.
Assoc. Prof. Jennifer Keating explores the environmental impact of population increase across northern Eurasia during the last decades of the Russian Empire and the early Soviet state.
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National Army Troops at the South Western front in the Irish Civil War ERC - The Age of Civil Wars in Europe, c. 1914-1949
Prof. Robert Gerwarth and his team investigate the origins, courses, and legacies of European civil wars with complementary expertise on the Russian, Finnish, Irish, Spanish and Greek cases.
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Nenagh barracks HEA - Our Shared Built Military Heritage
Assoc. Prof. Ivar McGrath uncovers the story of over 300 army barracks, the remains of which are scattered across the island of Ireland.
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Deciphering Irish Alcohol and Substance Use ERC - Deciphering Irish Alcohol & Substance Use: Post-war Representations & Accounts
Dr. Alice Mauger investigates the impact of the ‘drunken Irish’ label both at home and abroad since 1945.
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cockle pickers IRC - Typhoid, Cockles And Terrorism: The Turbulent History Of Anglo-Irish Typhoid Control In Revolutionary Dublin
Dr. Claas Kirchhelle and his team explore the past and present of typhoid. A killer of paupers, princes, and presidents, it was an invisible threat in Victorian England and remains dangerous in many areas of the world today.
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Prisoner strait jacket Wellcome Trust - Prisoners, Medical Care and Entitlement to Health in England and Ireland, 1850-2000
Prof. Catherine Cox sheds light on mental health problems amongst prisoners, the health of women and maternity services in prison, and responses to addiction and HIV/AIDS.

Research Seminars 2024

Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland
Seminar Schedule Spring 2024
Centre for War Studies
Seminar Schedule Spring 2024
Mícheál Ó'Cléirigh Institute
Seminar Schedule Spring 2024
The History Seminar
Seminar Schedule Spring 2024
Gender History
Seminar Schedule Spring 2024
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Information for P.I.s

Click the link button below to view a repository of useful downloadable documents and webpages for Principal Investigators on School of History Research Projects. 

Research Document Repository
Current PhD Research Projects
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Postdoctoral Fellows
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Publications
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Research Degrees

Research Centres

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Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland (CHOMI)
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The Mícheál Ó'Cléirigh Institute
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Centre for War Studies
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History Hub

History Hub is Ireland's leading portal to cutting edge research at the UCD School of History. You can access an exciting range of podcasts, papers and documents, spanning medieval to modern, from Ireland and around the globe.

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