Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference
Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference
This series features podcasts of papers from the annual Tudor and Stuart Ireland Interdisciplinary Conference. The conference provides opportunities for scholars at all stages of their career to present and discuss their research on Ireland or the Irish abroad during the Tudor and Stuart periods. Podcasting by Real Smart Media in association with UCD's History Hub. For more information go to tudorstuartireland.com.
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Sep 30, 2025
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Episodes
Simon Egan (Trinity College Dublin). Revisiting the Royal Pretenders - Simnel, Warbeck, and the wider Gaelic World. 16.09.2022 19:07
Simon Egan (Trinity College Dublin) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
John Young (Strathclyde). The Covenanting army in Ireland and the wars for the three kingdoms. 16.09.2022 30:57
John Young (Strathclyde) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Brian MacCuarta (Oxford). From Irish Protestant to Jesuit novice - Francis Slingsby and Rome, 1633-42. 16.09.2022 20:23
Brian MacCuarta (Oxford) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
John Kelly. The final journey of the effigy of Robert Hartpool, Constable of Carlow Castle. 16.09.2022 18:40
John Kelly at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Tim Heanue (Kylemore Abbey). The nuns of Kylemore Abbey and their connection to James II. 16.09.2022 19:46
Tim Heanue (Kylemore Abbey) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Caoimhe Whelan (Trinity College Dublin). Tudor Antiquarianism - History and Fiction. 16.09.2022 18:26
Caoimhe Whelan (TCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
John Marshall (TCD). Legitimising Tudor and Stuart rule in Ireland - The 13th century Marshal Partition as early modern propaganda. 16.09.2022 15:21
John Marshall (TCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Charlie Taverner (TCD). Dining at Dublin Castle - food and power in a sixteenth century lord deputy's household accounts. 16.09.2022 22:58
Charlie Taverner (TCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Raymond Hylton (Virginia Union). The Failure of Ormondite and Pre-Ormondite Settlements of French Protestants in Ireland. 16.09.2022 17:17
Raymond Hylton (Virginia Union) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Benjamin Hazard (UCD). A dedicatory epistle addressed to Bernard O’Conor Phaly, 1761. 16.09.2022 22:50
Benjamin Hazard (UCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Steven Ellis (University of Galway). Creating the south Dublin military frontier under the early Tudors. 16.09.2022 26:35
Steven Ellis (University of Galway) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Sean Cunningham (National Archives). Richard Edgcombe and Henry VII's plans to rule in Ireland during the first years of Tudor kingship. 16.09.2022 18:54
Sean Cunningham (National Archives, UK) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Paul Duffy (University of Leicester). Digging the Dissolution. 16.09.2022 24:54
Paul Duffy (University of Leicester) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Alan Ford (University of Nottingham). St. Patrick's Purgatory and Confessional History. 16.09.2022 19:31
Alan Ford (University of Nottingham) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Annie Khabeza (UCD). Kinds of authority in Spenser's View on the Present State of Ireland and Stanihurst's Plain and Perfect Description Of Ireland. 16.09.2022 18:34
Annie Khabeza (UCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
John McCafferty (UCD). Talking to God in early modern Ireland. 16.09.2022 24:03
John McCafferty (UCD) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Patrick Little (History of Parliament Trust). The secret devotional life of the 2nd earl of Cork in 1650s Ireland. 16.09.2022 21:36
Patrick Little (History of Parliament Trust) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Lucia Pereira Pardo and Louise O'Connor (NA and NLI). Understanding colour in Tudor and Stuart Ireland. 16.09.2022 29:04
Lucia Pereira Pardo and Louise O’Connor (NA and NLI) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Jason McElligott (Marsh's Library). Creating a library at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, 1712-14. 16.09.2022 24:03
Jason McElligott (Marsh's Library) at the 2022 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Dr David Edwards (UCC). The other history of the Tudor conquest: Martial law in sixteenth-century Ireland 15.10.2018 44:35
Opening plenary address at the 2018 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference by Dr David Edwards (UCC): 'The other history of the Tudor conquest: Martial law in sixteenth-century Ireland'
Dr Deana Rankin (Royal Holloway, University of London). Borderlines: Gender, genre and geography in seventeenth-century Ireland. 15.10.2018 55:23
Closing plenary address at the 2018 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference by Dr Deana Rankin (RHUL), 'Borderlines: Gender, genre and geography in seventeenth-century Ireland'
Dr Simon Egan (UCC). An Unwelcome Inheritance: The House of York, the Wider Gaelic World, and the Tudor Succession. 15.10.2018 23:02
Dr Simon Egan (UCC) at the 2018 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference: 'An Unwelcome Inheritance: The House of York, the Wider Gaelic World, and the Tudor Succession'.
Dr Darren McGettigan. An Anonymous Sermon made in opposition to King Henry VIIIs Reformation recorded in Donegal in 1539. 15.10.2018 21:17
'An Anonymous Sermon made in opposition to King Henry VIII's Reformation recorded in Donegal in 1539. Can the Franciscan Friar who gave it be identified.
Dr Hannah Coates (University of Leeds). Beyond "Faction": Sir Francis Walsingham's Irish Patronage, c. 1574-90. 15.10.2018 20:26
Dr Hannah Coates (Leeds) at the 2018 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference: "Beyond "Faction": Sir Francis Walsingham's Irish Patronage, c. 1574-90'.
Bethany Marsh (Nottingham). 'Irish' refugees and the nature of migration: an examination of refugee migration after the 1641 Irish rebellion. 15.10.2018 18:02
Bethany Marsh (Nottingham): 'Irish' refugees and the nature of migration: an examination of refugee migration after the 1641 Irish rebellion.
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