The IAPH is pleased to announce the launch of its Members’ Bursaries scheme for 2024. These bursaries are intended to support the Association’s members in their professional activities and may be used for a range of activities, such as the attendance of conferences outside the island of Ireland, publication expenses, or the costs associated with …
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IAPH Bursary Winners 2023
The Irish Association of Professional Historians is delighted announce the winners of the 2023 Bursary scheme. Susannah Deedigan proposes to travel to Boston College in order to undertake vital archival research in the Burns Library. John Marshall will be presenting a paper at the forthcoming International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds. Congratulations to …
IAPH Bursaries 2023
The IAPH is pleased to announce the launch of its Members’ Bursaries scheme for 2023. These bursaries are intended to support the Association’s members in their professional activities and may be used for a range of activities, such as the attendance of conferences outside the island of Ireland, publication expenses, or the costs associated with …
IAPH Bursary Winners 2022
The Irish Association of Professional Historians is delighted announce the winners of the 2022 Bursary scheme. Dr Deirdre NĂ Chonaile has been awarded a bursary to produce a bicentenary edition of the 1821 Aran census with historical and contemporary annotations by islanders. Dr Conor Heffernan has been awarded a bursary towards the costs of a …
IAPH Bursaries 2022
The IAPH is pleased to announce the launch of its Members’ Bursaries scheme for 2022. These bursaries are intended to support the Association’s members in their professional activities and may be used for a range of activities, such as the attendance of conferences outside the island of Ireland, publication expenses, or the costs associated with …
IAPH Members’ Bursaries 2021
The IAPH is pleased to announce the launch of its Members’ Bursaries scheme for 2021. The bursary scheme is open to all members in good standing with the Association. These bursaries are intended to support the Association’s members in their professional activities and may be used for a range of activities, such as attendance at …
IAPH Members’ Bursaries 2020
The IAPH is pleased to announce the launch of its Members’ Bursaries scheme for 2020. These bursaries are intended to support the Association’s members in their professional activities and may be used for a range of activities, such as the attendance of conferences outside the island of Ireland, publication expenses, or the costs associated with …
IAPH Teaching History Workshop, 6 December 2018, Mary Immaculate College
A half-day workshop on the theme of ‘Teaching History’ will take place in the Tara Building at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick (Room T211) on Thursday 6 December 2018. The workshop will begin at 1pm and conclude with a keynote address by Dr Gillian O’Brien, Reader in Modern Irish History at Liverpool John Moores University. The …
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Publishing Workshop, National Library of Ireland, 13 October 2018
IAPH PUBLISHING WORKSHOP  The Irish Association of Professional Historians is pleased to hold a workshop on publishing in the new seminar room of the National Library of Ireland on Saturday, 13 October. Time: 10am – 2pm, Saturday 13 October Location: New Seminar Room, National Library of Ireland A limited number of places are …
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Research Night, 24th May 2018, National Library of Ireland
 Research Night: a research presentation and networking event for professional historians Date: 24th May 2018 Time: 7:00pm – 8:30pm Location: The Seminar Room, National library of Ireland, Kildare Street, D2 (map) A limited number of places are available for this event Sign up: Email info@iaph.ie to reserve a place Deadline for sign up: 10th May 2018 Drinks and nibbles …
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