Well, look who is a Kindle Monthly Deal for the month of March!
#BadBridget #womenshistory #womenshistorymonth
@qubelfastofficial.bsky.social @ulsteruniversity.bsky.social
Yeah!! Huge congratulations!! 🥳
The NMI are developing an LGBTQ+ tour for National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks & are seeking a researcher to work on drafting a script for the tour. Deadline for applications Fri 14th Feb - #speirgorm #queerhistory #irishhistory #history www.museum.ie/en-IE/Museum...
This is tonight! Please join us in 27 University Square, @irishstudiesqub.bsky.social at 6pm for what promises to be a great evening!
As we near the celebration of St Brigid's Day, it seems appropriate to remind ourselves of Bad Bridget: crime, mayhem and the lives of Irish emigrant women by @elainefarrell.bsky.social & @leannemccormick.bsky.social - the subject of exhilarating exhibition
www.irishhumanities.com/blog/exhibit...
There's just 1 week left to apply for the Collaborative PhD Studentship for "AIDS, Inequality and Religious Ethics of Care in 1980s and 90s Britain", with David Minto, Julie-Marie Strange, @salvarmyarchive.bsky.social, and @leannemccormick.bsky.social. Don't miss out!
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DLJ476/p...
Still time left to apply! Please share widely with anyone interested in working on this great project!
Can a day of sitting about be exhilarating? The LGBTQ+ sexualities in modern Irish history symposium in Belfast covered topics inc social spaces, lesbian revolutionaries, gay men and marriage culture, medicalisation, language and identity, contested biographies…
Or would you like to explore "AIDS, Inequality and Religious Ethics of Care in 1980s and 90s Britain", working with @salvarmyarchive.bsky.social and alongside the amazing Prof. Julie-Marie Strange, Dr. David Minto, @leannemccormick.bsky.social.
More details at: www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DLJ476/p...
New, revised edition of Possessed by the Devil (December 2024), my book on the Irish, Islandmagee witch hunts (see also our project website w1711.org) out now thehistorypress.co.uk/publication/...
A photograph of the artist Lorna Gough, and historians Tom Hulme and Leanne McCormick, stood in the Oughley Shed exhibit in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland.
Lorna Gough, me, & @leannemccormick.bsky.social relaunched the Oughley Shed at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland last night... so it's now in the same building as the gay diaries & photo albums that provided the inspiration! It runs till February - plenty of time to get dockside & see!
