Friday, 29 October 2021  10am-4pm A free online workshop organised by the Irish Association of Professional Historians, in conjunction with the School of History in UCD, and the support of the Archives and Records Association Ireland, the Irish Society of Archivists and the Offaly Historical and Archaeological Society. This workshop will seek to examine …
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We are piloting a virtual writing group on Friday 24 September from 3-5pm. The group is intended to help your writing and publication goals, and to foster networking among historians. All are welcome, including IAPH members and non-members, but spaces are limited to twenty people. To register and for more information contact Ann Marie O’Brien …
On June 7th 2021, Dr Sam Gibbs of the Institute of Historical Research, School of Advanced Study at the University of London, presented IAPH members with a valuable workshop on the key considerations for structuring databases drawn from historical records. Dr Gibbs gave attendees a short but intensive introduction to the importance of formatting data …
Using Visual Materials as Historical References Date: Sat 12th October 2019 Time: 10 am – 1 pm Location: Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 63 Merrion Square, Dublin 2, D02X338 (map) A limited number of places are available for this event Sign up: Email info@iaph.ie to reserve a place Both Members and non-members are asked to ensure they indicate their intention …
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The next IAPH event is a workshop co-organised with the Dublin City Libraries and Archives. It is entitled Practising Public History: An introduction, and will take place on Saturday 22 June, in the Gilbert Library, Pearse Street, between 10 am and c. 2.30pm. FULL DETAILS OF THE PROGRAMME CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE. Seven speakers, all …
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