Elaine Farrell
@Elaineffarrell
Social historian of 19th/20th-century Irish women, gender, crime, networks, secrets and gossip. Prof of Irish History @QUBelfast; @Badbridget. Views own etc.
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Happy #SiblingsDay 👫🎉 delighted to say that my first monograph will be out later this year. It’s on the website, so it must be real!!
📢📢 #PhD Opportunity Collaborative Doctoral Partnership National Museums NI & Queen's University Belfast 🎓 (@CDPConnect Arts and Humanities Research Council) on 'Conflict and Creativity in young people' supervised by Liam O'Hare & #LouiseRice deadline 16/5/24. qub.ac.uk/social-charter… Please share! Dr Emily MarkFitzGerald Olwen Purdue (olwenpurdue.bsky.social) Heritage&MuseumStudies@Ulster
Exciting news! 🤩 In partnership with School of Museum Studies we have a Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) studentship available funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council examining the establishment of Ulster Folk Museum! Application deadline 20th May 2024. Further details here: le.ac.uk/rcmg/current-n…
Prepping for an upcoming event exploring the lives of women Ulster Folk Museum on Saturday 20th April, followed by an all-female trad session in the pub! 🍻
'...am glad your mother and sisters are still here to comfort and help each other...' ❤️
Tickets: ulsterfolkmuseum.org/whats-on/women…
Some book suggestions for International Women's Day! Happy reading! And have a lovely day...men & women!
2024 theme 'Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress!' Martina Devlin Columba Books #IrishHistory #herstory #IWD #IWD 2024 #InternationalWomensDay #InternationalWomensDay 2024 📚♀️
We are recruiting for a full-time permanent lecturer in the history of race and ethnicity in a region not limited to Europe, for the early modern or modern era. Details here: universityofgalway.ie/about-us/jobs/. Deadline is 2 April 2024. Spread the word! #twitterstorians
Today is the anniversary of the Weaver Street bombing in Belfast in 1922, when a Catholic street full of children was bombed. 20+ were wounded (mostly children), 6 died of wounds. My article about the bombing just came out in Irish Historical Soc
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Looking forward to our first USIHS of the semester. Stephen Scarth will speak on 'From the Ashes: A history of the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland' on Thu 15 Feb at 6pm. Join us in person Irish Studies QUB or online eventbrite.co.uk/e/from-the-ash…
Very excited to announce that our next seminar speaker is HAPP at Queen's Queen's University Belfast 🎓 visiting researcher Dr Arunima Datta Dr. Arunima Datta UNT History Dept. who will speak on her latest research: Travelling Ayahs in Britain. Fri 23 Feb, 4pm All welcome. Register here eur02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…
What a wonderful #StBrigidsDay weekend we've had in #NewYorkCity ! Huge thanks to the amazing team at the Irish Consulate for hosting us, & to the fab audience who turned up to hear about #BadBridget on a Fri morn. So lovely to meet you all🥰
Penguin Books Ireland Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Ulster University
Thanks to all who joined our packed First Friday Networking Breakfast in honor of St Brigid – a true Irish icon!
A massive thank you to Elaine Farrell and @leannemcck for their captivating discussion of their book “Bad Bridget: Crime, Mayhem & The Lives of Irish Emigrant Women'
Happy Brigid’s Day / Imbolc. Treat yourself to a fantastic,authoritative read from Elva Johnston 🌻 on the histories of St. Brigit the woman, ‘pushing against the grain of an elitist and patriarchal society’ for Brigid’s Day. muse.jhu.edu/article/918428… #Brigid1500 #Imbolc #Brigit
Solidarity to all the unions taking action in a bitterly cold Northern Ireland today.
The Queen's University Belfast 🎓 campus is consequently shut today - though not, as BBC News NI erroneously implied last night, because of UCU at Queen's (we are not on strike).
Our MacCurtain/Cullen Essay Prize is open for submissions! The prize is offered for the best original essay in the field of Irish women’s or gender history by a current or recent BA or MA/MPhil student. Visit our website for more information: womenshistoryassociation.com/grants-prizes/