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Trinity Long Room Hub Podcasts — 515 episodes
The Future of Justice in an Age of Uncertainty
We Shall Overcome: Civil Rights Era Connections
We Shall Overcome: A Conversation with Eamonn McCann
We Shall Overcome: Revolutionary Connections
We Shall Overcome: Twenty-first Century Connections
We Shall Overcome: Keynote Address
Trinity European Laureate Award - The Future of Research
Inside Trinity
In conversation with Professors Emeritae Eda Sagarra and Corinna Salvadori Lonergan
2026 | A STEM Strategy for Modern Languages? Mapping Ireland’s Multilingual Futures
Trinity European Laureate Award - The Future of Europe and its Challenges
Together/Apart
Fellow in Focus: Prof Elke D'hoker in conversation with Dr Paul Delaney
Behind the Headlines - A Social Media Ban for Ireland?
AI, Trade Wars and the Future of Business
Behind the Headlines: Irish and EU Security in an Age of Global Conflict
Character at the Turn of the Novel: Edgeworth, Scott, and Austen
Designing a New Framework Programme: The Role of the Research Community
Imperial Bibliography: The Shakespeare First Folio - Irish Renaissance Seminar Keynote
Rediscovering Celtic Heritage: Musical Legacies across the Irish Sea - In conversation with the Performers
Discourse Necromancy: Can Cultural Analytics be applied to medieval literatures?
M. R. James: The Demon in the Library
Bridging the Gap: From Campus to Cabinet - How to turn Ideas into Action and shape Government policy
Fellow in Focus: Prof James Chandler in conversation with Dr Amy Prendergast
Guinness: A Family Succession – Patrick Geoghegan with Lord Iveagh
Opening Ceremony for Languages 250 at Trinity (1776-2026)
Behind the Headlines: Venezuela, Greenland, and a New World Order?
Bridging the Gap: Can Inclusive Democratic Processes Shape Ambitious, Evidence-Based Policy?
Love in the Time of Syphilis: Medicine, Sex and the End of Ottoman Empire
Collaborating in Conflict: The Yeats Family and the Public Arts
From Dublin to Boston: Cuala Press, the Yeats Sisters & a Shared Literary Heritage
The Annual St Brigit Lecture 2026 - St Ethne, St Fidelma and earliest Irish baptism
Murder on the High Seas? The Implications of US Attacks on Alleged Drug Traffickers
A Conversation about Human Rights and Dementia: Unpacking the Essentials
"Will Europe survive the sovereignist turn?" Public lecture by Jan Zielonka
Where to go when in Trouble: The Adventures of Antonia Moser, Lady Detective
Kafka and Beckett: Totalitarianism Laid Bare & A tidalectic reading of the Zapata Swamp
Fellow in Focus: Dr Anna Deeny Morales in conversation with Dr Evangelia Rigaki
Ireland and the EU Presidency: The Achievements of 2013 and the Opportunities Ahead
Gallant Allies in Europe: Denmark’s EU Presidency and the Lessons for Ireland in 2026
Do the Humanities Actually Matter? Public Policy and the Humanities
Embracing Uncertainty
The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books: Roundtable Discussion
Adventures in the Pollard Collection
The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books: Panel Two
The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books: Panel One
Pollard's Germans: exploring the Collection’s transnational dimensions
Awarding of the Research Ireland - Harrison Medal to Philip V. Bohlman
Behind the Headlines: Debating the Anglo-Irish Agreement, 40 years on
The Anglo-Irish Agreement: Its Making, Impact, and the People Behind It
In the Half Light: Voices from Black Ireland
Resilience and its Many Faces
The Blooming of Dorian Gray
TLRH | 2025 Annual Edmund Burke Lecture | William Dalrymple
In Conversation with Aoife McLysaght, the Government Science Advisor
Futures of the Future: AI and Humanities Research
The Flag That Doesn't Exist Yet?: Re-Imagining Symbols in Northern Ireland and Ireland
Spotlight on US History
Behind the Headlines: The Irish Presidency
Beyond Competition, towards International Solidarity
Is there Rhyme in Ancient Greek Poetry?
Trinity Library Quick Picks
Wandering Books Showcase
Tales of Brave Ulysses: From Swerve of Censorship to Bend of Copyright
'I Fall Down': a behind-the-scenes look at this punk-feminist production
Trinity's Medical and Health Humanities: Bridging Cultures; Challenging Norms; Raising Consciousness
Partition and P.E.N. International
Fur, Feathers, and Flora: Alternative Branches in the Digital Humanities
Famine Then, Famine Now: A Conversation about Famine in the Middle East, Past and Present
Expressions of Loss: Creative Arts, Culture, and Public Health Approaches to Mourning
The University and Truth-Telling
Clare Moriarty on Philosophy, Berkeley and…motherhood
What does Dignity mean when you are Deprived of your Liberty?
Lost Souls: Resurrecting the Neglected Creators of Gothic and Horror
‘The Evidence of Things Not Seen’: Ethics and the True Crime Industry
Hibernian Shakespeare - Session 5
Hibernian Shakespeare - Session 4
Hibernian Shakespeare - Session 3
Hibernian Shakespeare - Session 2
Hibernian Shakespeare - Session 1
Who cares when corporations kill?
46th T.S. Eliot Society Annual Memorial Lecture - Barbarous Cuisine: T.S. Eliot in Ireland 1936-1940
A struggle for rights and freedoms: The importance of civil society space
Michael Mc Laughlin – “Defining a Community Choir: Navigating the Complexities of Social Inclusion and Musical Excellence”
Daniel Vives Lynch – “Irish Traditional-Classical Synthesis Composition: Contemporary Figure-based Approaches to Egalitarian Synthesis Achievement”
Anastasia Motiti – “Operatic Adaptations of Euripides’ Alcestis: Baroque and Classical Approaches to Ancient Greek Tragedy”
Emmelle Wadding – “Time Is What You Make of It: Audience Control in Live Contemporary Music Performance”
It's All About Tuberculosis: Seán O'Casey's Critical Look at the Easter Rising
Smock Alley Shakespeare: Reclaiming Ireland’s Role in The Dramatist’s Legacy
2025 | "The Spectacle of Fearsome Acts": Violence, Journalism and the Democratic Future
Heroes and sidekicks - collaboration and partnerships with colleagues inside and outside the library world
Richard Steele and the Uses of Deference
Searching for Common Identity – A Personal Journey
Revisiting Brian Friel’s Dancing at Lughnasa: Space, Place, and Text
An Infinitely Full Stop: Mark O’Connell and Chris Morash Discuss John Banville’s Writing
Fellow in Focus: Dr Nina Lamal
Oscar Wilde and the Fenians
Tackling Wagner in Ireland
Hares Upon Hearthstones – Envisioning the Death of Civilization in Medieval Literature & Cognitive Reading of the Supernatural in Shakespeare’s Plays
The Irish Network for Gothic and Horror Studies Keynote: Dr Miranda Corcoran
Resilience and Equity: Healthcare in a Changing Climate
Fellow In Focus: Prof Ronan McDonald
Children and Childhood in World War I Lebanon: Class, Crisis and Social Perceptions of a Vulnerable Group
Persistent food insecurity amongst people with disabilities in post-famine Somalia
Food and (in)dignity in the direct provision system for Asylum seekers in Ireland
Advancing access to food assistance for persons with disabilities: Promising practices
The right to food: A practitioner's perspective, a pragmatic response
Indigenous persons with disabilities and food insecurity
Left behind in the quest for zero hunger? Food security and situations of risk for persons with disabilities
Transforming a complex system: A systems approach to inclusive food assistance programming
Famine then and now: Reading enforced starvation in Gaza through the lens of An Gorta Mór
THRIVE: Considering disability and food sovereignty in South Africa
Disability and starvation in Gaza
Collecting Rare Books in Twenty-First Century Ireland
Archiving Reproductive Health: Archiving sensitive social media material
Behind the Headlines | Humanitarianism in Crisis?
Shortcuts Across Sandymount Strand & Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman
Plautilla Nelli Symposium - William Johnson & Trisha Dalke
Plautilla Nelli Symposium - Restoring in Florence, tradition versus innovation
Plautilla Nelli Symposium - The Founding of Ireland-Italy Projects
When Academics turn Trade: Research and Creative Non-Fiction Publishing
Fellow in Focus: Dr Mark O'Connell
Fellow in Focus: Professor Anthony Caleshu
TLRH | 2024 Annual Edmund Burke Lecture | Fintan O'Toole
Translating the Bible in Old English Prose: A Book for Many?
The Social Life of Medical Anecdotes
Fellow in Focus: Dr Shreya Atrey in conversation with Prof Mark Bell
William Shekspirenko: The Adventures of the Bard in ‘the undiscovered bourn'
Shakespeare and Politics in post-totalitarian East-Central Europe: Theatrical Border Crossings
From Individuality to Solidarity: Reconceptualizing Selfhood in Armed Conflict
🤘Going out with a (Head) Bang 🤘
Welcome to the Sixties!
Out of Tune: Legacies of the 1980s musical underground
Blurred Lines in Legal Doctrine
What is a 21st Century Person?
Amplifying the Silences: Sounding women’s large-scale compositions on the musical historical map
Making a Film in Ancient Sumerian
Disaster and Hope
We Will Remain
A History of Bad Ideas about Climate and Nature
Acts of Memory - A Film by Mairéad McClean
Writing in the Streets - Trinity Centre for the Book
Trinity Library: Quick Picks
Resilient Women: Surviving in their Own Time
Mere Bagatelles - Women's Diaries & Difficult Histories
Listening for the Middle Ages
Theatre within Theatre with Wexford Festival Opera
Mid-Century Mod(els): Fashion and Self-Fashioning in Children’s Comics
From Henry James to Star Wars: Why Lawyers Should Read Literature
Werewolves, Vampires & Ghosts
Future Fables?
Plaster, Wood & Stone
Iarsmaí | Remnants : Ireland and Colonialism
Ireland's Border Culture - Launch Event
Exploring the Medical and Health Humanities
Just Kids?
Ireland and the School Story, from L.T. Meade to the Present
A Century of Chinese Childhood
Making Empire: Ireland and India
Tea With Paul Murray
Fellow in Focus: Dr Tania Cañas
Fellow in Focus: Professor Michael Aronson
2024 | A fireside chat with Lonnie G. Bunch III, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution
An Interdisciplinary Panel Discussion on Hate
We Are All Still Talking To Each Other!
It Was Always About The Directors..?
It Was Always About The Actors…
It Was Always About The Applause…
Actually, It Was Always About The Plays!
“We Won’t be Hungry Much Longer” : Survival Cannibalism in North American Folk Horror Narratives
Courage, Justice and Resistance: Lessons from Ukraine
Fellow in Focus: Professor Bassey Edem Antia
Landscapes of Mourning in Irish Women's Poetry
Drawing Support: Graphic Narratives and Resistance
Revealing the Invisible - a Conservation Conversation from the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland
The Drama of Dissection
Women, Family, and Care in the Constitution
Behind the Headlines | No place like home?
AfterWords: Three Academics Reconsidering Narratives of Trauma and Violence in the Humanities
A Caméra-stylo for the Social Media Era
2023 | Totalitarianism and the Humanities
Therapeutic Metaphor Use: Lessons from Eating Disorder Autopathography
Yeats, the Nobel, and the Labour of Writing
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished? - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Addressing 'Democracy, Governance and Education' Today
The Holy Acrobat in the Beatus Initial - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
The Many Lives of the Medieval Liturgy - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Mirrors, Morality, and the Virgin Mary - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
The Searobend Project - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
John of Worcester’s Chronicula - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Digitisation and Potential of Linked Open Data - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Sixteenth-Century Heralds - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Using AI to Transcribe Trinity’s Manuscripts - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Fellow in Focus: Professor Sean Moore
TCD MS 667: A Manuscript to Change Lives - The Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts Symposium
Dublin Photographic Studios and the Medical Press of the 1860s
Machine Learning Meet-Up hosted by Human+ featuring ADAPT Researchers
Literature & Resistance: Poetry Reading with Éireann Lorsung, Majed Mujed, and Hua Xi
Writing Chronic Illness Just in Time
Making Empire and the After Lives of Empire in Ireland
Fellow in Focus: Professor Yevheniia Orestivna Kanchura
Fellow in Focus: Professor Van Gosse
TLRH | 2023 Annual Edmund Burke Lecture | Professor Joanna Bourke
All we want is the Earth! Land, Labour and Movements beyond Environmentalism
Historians Resisting Tyranny: A Preliminary Evaluation
AI and Music - a ‘History of the Future’ conversation
Writing Nature, Remembering Heaney - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Who needs footnotes? - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
The Terrestrial University - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Slainte: Would You Drink a Beer from 1574? - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Securing Human Rights in the Anthropocene - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Where next for Children’s Literature studies? - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Old Ghosts: the Opera -Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Long Shadows of Communism... - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Did Ireland have an Empire? - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Fascists at the Gate - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
‘What has changed’? Gender-Academia-Europe 1953-2023 - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Deep Time Encounters - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
Art+Science = ?? Curating Cultures Outside the Academy - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
From the Bible to the Beatles… Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
The Child in English Fiction, 1740-1825 - Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
‘Women and War’: Representations in the Creative Arts
The Interpreter’s Tale from Sarajevo to Trieste: Jim Hicks in conversation with Krzysztof Rowiński
Centre for Resistance Studies: A Conversation with Carmen Bugan
Poetry, Translation and Oppression: Carmen Bugan and Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin
A Fabulous Failure: Managing American Capitalism during the Clinton Presidency
The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare: Four Hundred Years of the First Folio
'It ‘grow’d’. Or Fostering Discipline in Interdisciplinary Research
Lunchtime Conversation with Egyptian Comics Artist Deena Mohamed
The Hundred Years' War on Palestine
Technology's Deep Time
Visions of Europe: Ukraine's Constitutional Future
Is it 'Their Song'?: Irish Screen Studies Keynote Lecture
Things and Ideas of Community in the Literary Works of Matthias Zschokke.
Environment… as Medicine? Understanding the Various Ways that Architecture Supports Wellbeing
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Dr Roisín Higgins (Teesside University)
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Prof Premesh Lalu (University of the Western Cape)
Behind the Headlines | REWRITES: Necessity or travesty?
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Prof Dariusz Komorowski(University of Wroclaw).
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe(Rooney Writer Fellow)
Life Narratives and the Biological Reality of Ageing
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Dr Susan Manly (University of St Andrews)
Talking with the Dead: Narratives from The Old Anatomy Museum
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Dr Şebnem Susam-Saraeva (University of Edinburgh)
Behind the Headlines | Returning Remains: Context, Consent, and Colonialism
Partition Narratives and Regions of Memory: Upper Silesia as a European Mnemo-Region
Human+ Tech Talks | Learning to Learn: How Can AI Unlock Learning Patterns?
Human+ Tech Talks | In Tech We Trust: Embedding Human Values and Ethical Standards Into AI
How to Rule a Magical World: Europe, 1400–1700
Behind the Headlines | Waste Lands: Imagining Climate Catastrophe
Literature & Resistance: Poetry Reading with Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe and Anthony Anaxagorou
TLRH | 2022 Annual Edmund Burke Lecture | Professor Michael Ignatieff
Human+ Tech Talks: The Future of Robots in our Everyday Lives
Literature & Resistance | Unseen City: Ankhi Mukherjee in Conversation with Ian Robertson
HUMANXR: Mapping Social Behaviour in Virtual and Augmented Reality
Human+ Tech Talks | Your Avatar and You: Identity and Behaviour in the Digital World
Human+ Tech Talk: The Ethical Dimension of Human-Centred AI
The Dublin Press and the French Revolution
Modernism and Slippage: How Movements Might Move
Blue Nights: The Experience of Frailty in Modern Thought and Life-Writing
A Conversation with Award-Winning Galician Writer Xesús Fraga
'The Unhappy Victims of This Habit': Drug Addiction as a Problem in Nineteenth-Century America
Intersecting and contiguous identities in African narratives
Poems and Prose from the Oscar Wilde Centre with MC Dr Kevin Power
The Popular Politics of Local Petitioning in Early Modern England
Trinity College, ‘proper Irish’ and printing in the Irish language 1602–1685
Confronting the Ghosts of the California Past in John Carpenter's The Fog (1980)
The Holocaust in Public Memory Culture
Microhistory, Creative, Collaborative Public History, and Early Modern Witch Trials
Contemporary Irish History Seminar | The idea and influence of the Irish Race Convention
“The Storm Centre of the World”
Early Modern History | Women, Men and the Experience of Work in Early Modern England
TLRH | Ageing and Cinema
TLRH | Research Methods in Health Humanities
TLRh | Making Breath Visible: A Medical Humanities Approach
TLRH | Role of Dublin Workhouse Officials in Preventing and Contributing to Institutional Mortality
TLRH | The Perceived Relationship between Medicine and the Funeral Trade in 18th century England
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Dr Karly Kehoe (Saint Mary’s University,Canada)
TLRH | Fellow in focus with Fellow Professor Rashid Khalidi (Columbia University)
The Hublic Sphere | Looking East, Looking West: Should we change how we talk about Eastern Europe?
Behind the Headlines | Ukraine – changing how we bear witness to war
TLRH | The Aidan Clarke Annual Lecture in Early Modern History | Swift against Empire
TLRH | Frances Haugen, Facebook whistle-blower, in conversation with Jess Kelly
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | Past, Present and Potential at the Museum of Childhood Ireland
Cultural Value Policy Symposium | Professor Geoffrey Crossick ( University of London)
Cultural Value – Other Voices, Other Views: Panel Discussion
The Centre for Cultural Value
Poetry or Data? Understanding Cultural Value in Ireland
TLRH | Vocal Music of the Late Baroque, and the Employment of Female Musicians
TLRH | 'A Water Bawdy House: Women and the Stuart Navy'
TLRH| M. R. James: The Demon in the Library
TLRH | Gender and Resistance in Galician Noir Audiovisual Media
TLRH | Of Fear and Strangers: A History of Xenophobia
TLRH | Justice, Poetry, Refugees and Borders | Poets roundtable
TLRH | Literature and Resistance: Inaugural Panel Discussion
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere |Measuring the Gap: The Gender Problem in Mathematics
TLRH | School of English Seminar | Health, Illness, and Disability in the National Tale
TLRH | Early Modern History | Greyhound nation: A Coevolutionary History of England, 1200–1900
TLRH | SCARF | The construction of the Disenfranchised Woman in Irish Theatre
Behind the Headlines | Falling out of Love with Dublin?
TLRH | ‘Irish material in the Prize Papers collection’
TLRH | The Rise of Authoritarianism in the Global South
TLRH | Anticipating the Ageing Trajectories of the Marvel Superheroes
TLRH | Seeing Ireland Launch | Art, Culture, and Power in Paris, 1922
TLRH | Mahon’s defence of poetry
TLRH | Derek Mahon and the Spaces of Contemporary Irish Poetry: Inter-tidal Zones
TLRH | Late Mahon: Resistance and the Medium
TLRH | Padraic Colum Symposium | Keynote by Professor Margaret Kelleher (UCD)
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | How can we access the ancients today?
‘The Cecils and Ireland’ Session Three
‘The Cecils and Ireland’ conference - Session 2
‘The Cecils and Ireland’ conference - Welcome and Session One
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | Creating Together: Before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic
TLRH | Former Fellow in Focus - Elizabeth Tandy Shermer
TLRH | Novel approaches to Dublin History: Historic Fiction and the City
TLRH | SCARF | Surfáil sna Scannáin: The History and Cultural Politics of the Irish Surf Film Genre
Behind the Headlines | The Culture of Work
TLRH | School of English | Seamus Heaney and the Radio Imaginary
TLRH | Freemen out with the Tribe
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | Can archaeology be ethical?
The Wire that Changed the World
TLRH | Resistance and Responsibility: A Vulnerability Analysis
TLRH | Faculty in Focus with Dr Kenneth Pearce
TLRH | School of English | Voices Off: Reflections on Unseen Plays
Professor Andrew Murphy Inaugural Lecture | Shakespeare from the Periphery
TLRH | Early Modern History | Rethinking George Berkeley’s legacy
TLRH | Fellow in Focus with Dr Aidan O'Malley (University of Rijeka)
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | Narrating millennial disconnect with Lucy Sweeney Byrne
TLRH | Novel Revolutions: D.H. Lawrence’s Ireland
Behind the Headlines | Afghanistan: reflections, interventions, responsibilities
TLRH | On Writers’ Letters: A Culture Night Conversation
TLRH | 'Schuler Democracy Forum Launch: Mark Little on ‘Media for Humanity’'
The Challenges of Integrating Interdisciplinarity in Academia
Importance of Integrating Neurohumanities
TLRH | After Srebrenica: Reflecting on the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina
"Approximate Formality - Morphology of Irish Towns" by Valerie Mulvin
TLRH | Translation Multiples: From Global Culture to Post-communist Democracy
TLRH | Victorian Fundraising Literature and the Royal Hospital for Incurables
TLRH | School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies Research Seminar
SHAPE-ID: Final Event & Toolkit Launch
TLRH | Middle English Manuscripts at Trinity
TLRH |The Hublic Sphere | The Power of Reflection
Beyond 2022 Research Showcase Marking the Centenary of the Custom House Fire
TLRH | ‘Burning the Books’, Series Finale of the Out of the Ashes series
George Berkeley, Colonialism, and Ireland: A Conversation with Tom Jones
TLRH | Elizabeth C. Yeats, the Cuala Press and 'Art Printing'
TLRH and the Herzog Centre | Why Talk About The Holocaust?
Panel 2 | Partition: Political and Social Legacies
Panel 1: Partition and its legacies: Cultural and Literary Legacies
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | Women in Classical Athens
TLRH | Haunted Heaney: The Bog Poems
TLRH | The Alhambra: A View from the East
TLRH | Limits of Napoleon’s powers.
TLRH | Égalité, fraternité et — individualité?
TLRH | Enoch Powell and Ireland
TLRH | "The debt of every good citizen": The Philanthropic Career of Claude Clochar, 1790
TLRH | The School of English Staff-Postgraduate Seminar Series
2021 | The Age of the Technocene
The Art+Science Salon |The Genetics of Music
TLRH | Imagining the Worst: Fiction & True Crime
Behind the Headlines | The Future of Northern Ireland
"The Henchmen": Remembering and Forgetting Oliver Cromwell's Commanders in Ireland
TLRH | Irish Film and TV Drama: A Labour History
HUMAN+ | The New Cybernetics? Making sense of the 21st century
TLRH | Images of the Irish Revolution in English Left-wing Literature in the 1930s and 1940s
TLRH | How Caregivers Can Meet the Challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease
TLRH | Vampire Nation: Blood & Soil on the European Borders
TLRH | Religion on the Move: Forming Identities in a Changing Society
TLRH | The Death of the National Museum of Brazil: Slavery Heritage on the Edge
Transdisciplinary Dialogues: Research Partnerships for Impact
TLRH | Regulating ministerial misbehaviour in the Atlantic world, c.1717-1830
TLRH | The 'Necrotemporalities' of the Contemporary Workplace
The Art+Science Salon | Artist collective Multiplay
TLRH| Sonic Spaces |Gendered Soundscapes
TLRH | Women’s words: Women in the Book of Leinster
TLRH | The History of the Irish Pub
TLRH | Trinity Centre for Resistance Studies Launch
TLRH | Faculty in Focus: Professor Micheal Cronin
TLRH | Hublic Sphere | From Security to Weaponization: the Power of Citizenship
Behind the Headlines | History, Hope and the Political Speech
TLRH | On the Nature and Meaning of Care
TLRH | Walter Benjamin and the Aesthetics of Film
TLRH | The Chimney Doctor at Channel Row: The Dublin House of Industry in the 1790s
TLRH | Trinity and the Changing City: Migration and its Artistic Representation
TLRH | The School of English Staff-Postgraduate Seminar Series
TLRH | Infrastructures for Interdisciplinary Engagement: Lessons from the Digital Humanities
TLRH | Poetry and History in the 1850s: Ann Hawkshaw and John Mitchell Kemble
TLRH | ‘Think of all the differences!’: Mixed Marriages in 21st Century Adaptations of Chaucer
TLRH | Compositional Considerations: Integrating Ethnic Instruments into Western Art Music Ensembles
Sonic Spaces |Sounds of the Environment
TLRH | Faculty in Focus: Dr Peter Hamilton
TLRH | A Culture of Curiosity: Scientific Enquiry in the Eighteenth-Century Home
TLRH | Brigit: A Day for Renewal and Healing
TLRH | Out of the Ashes | Post-Conflict Recovery: Mosul Museum Project Zero
TLRH | Irish Historical Society | Ireland and the Caribbean: People, Property and Profits
TLRH |The Hublic Sphere |Radical Vulnerabilities: Reclaiming Power in South Asia
TLRH | Ireland, Empire and the Early Modern World
TLRH |Protests, Polling and the Culture of Democracy
TLRH | Uncertainty and Post-pandemic Recovery
TLRH | Trust, Borders and Brexit
TLRH | A Ticking Bomb: Myanmar’s Rohingya Crisis
Behind the Headlines | Women in Resistance In Belarus and Poland
TLRH | Professionalising Inter- and Transdisciplinary Expertise
TLRH | Fellow in Focus: Dr Lilith Acadia
TLRH | Recruiting Irish Catholics for Imperial Warfare, 1756-93
TLRH | "Too bad we can't stay, baby!": Examining the Haunted House in 1980s America
TLRH | Hublic Sphere | Childhood Books: The Power(s) of Rereading
TLRH| Sonic Spaces | Sound & Technology
TLRH | Japan’s Far More Female Future
TLRH | Introducing the FOODCULT Project
TLRH | Proclamations and the Insurrectionary Tradition, 1798-1820
TLRH | The School of English Staff-Postgraduate Seminar Series
TLRH IWhose History? The 'Migrated Archive' and Britain's Colonial Past
TLRH | Interruptions in Babylonian Poetry: Are They There, and What do They Tell Us?
TLRH | Education, Class and (In)Equality in Dublin
TLRH | Commemorating "the illustrious dead": Monuments and the Chartist Movement
TLRH | Irish Universities and Imperial Legacies | The Global Irish Network at Trinity College Dublin
TLRH | Faculty in Focus: Dr Clare Clarke
TLRH and the Herzog Centre | Remembering Kristallnacht: Why Talk About The Holocaust?
TLRH | Funding Interdisciplinary Research with the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
TLRH | Sonic Spaces | Soundscapes of the Performing Arts
TLRH | Alice in Asia: Examining Kaneko Kuniyoshi’s visual (re)imagining
Beyond 2022 and Recovering Records for Early Modern Irish History
Identities in Transformation Postgraduate Seminar on Embodiment
SEATANGLEDIreland, Literature And The Coast Mixdown
TLRH | The End of Travel?
Behind the Headlines | Is there Still an American Dream?
TLRH | Art+Science Reading Group: GBHI Atlantic Fellows
TLRH | The Hublic Sphere | Justice for Magdalenes: Reflections on Power
TLRH | Voices of the Past: Celebrating our Legacy
TLRH | Voices of the Past: Understanding our Impact
TLRH | Early Modern PhD projects at TCD: A Panel Discussion
TLRH | “A Shrine of Pilgrimage”: Dark Tourism in Late-Victorian Crime Writing, and Ripper Reportage
TLRH | Best Practice in Interdisciplinary Research: Learning from the Neurohumanities
TLRH | Unhealthy Dublin: Food Sharing and Sustainability within Cities
TLRH | When Old Streets Speak: In Conversation with the Friends of Medieval Dublin
TLRH | Global White Nationalism: From Apartheid to Trump
Behind the Headlines | The Age of Uncertainty
TLRH | What is Early Modern History Today? Reflections on Ongoing Research
TLRH | Art+Science Reading Group: Together into the Unknown
TLRH | Broken Bones, Broken Stones: Iconoclasm in World History
TLRH | The Covid Catalyst: Reimagining our Creative Future
TLRH | The Art and Policy of Music Broadcasting
TLRH | Fields of Vision: Seamus Heaney and Society
TLRH | Art+Science Reading Group | Origami+Space: Unfolding the future of Robotics
TLRH | Unlocking the Archives 2: Next Generation Access
TLRH | Unlocking the Archives Part 1: Hidden Voices.
Bridging the Research-Policy Gap
Fellow in Focus | Dr Torsten Wollina
TLRH | Art + Science Reading Group | On a Higher Plane: Mathematics + Art
Zoom fatigue
TLRH | Fellow in Focus | Dr Lindy Brady
Ulysses, Pandemic, and Social Distancing
Behind the Headlines | Human+Technology Beyond Covid-19
Dr. Daniel Geary | The Roots of Racist Policing and the Need for Radical Change
Trinity and the Changing City | Racism and the City
DEMOCRACY WITHOUT A PUBLIC SPHERE
Cambridge University Press Irish Literature in Transition (2020) Launch
TLRH | Spinning Yarns: Pathology and Poetry
Rethinking Democracy | The Everyday
Conflict and Change: A Conversation with Rory Montgomery and Jonathan Powell
Interdisciplinarity in Times of Crisis: Why the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Matter
Rethinking Democracy | INEQUALITY
‘All that remained’—The Four Courts Blaze of 1922
TLRH | Art + Science Reading Group | Botany + Barriers
Marginalised Groups
Fellow in Focus: Professor Premesh Lalu
Rethinking Democracy | Nations and Borders
Behind the Headlines | Democracy in an Age of Pandemic
Fellow in Focus with Trinity Long Room Hub Artist Rita Duffy
Behind the Headlines | Climate Change and Pandemics
Behind the Headlines | Plagues and Pandemics
The Instrumentalisation of Health by the Prisoners’ Rights Movement, 1972-80
Shared Decision Making
Values in Medicine
Fellow in focus - Dr Clare Hutton
The CHCI Andrew W. Mellon Funded Crises of Democracy Initiative
CRISES OF DEMOCRACY
THE FUTURES OF IRELAND
BEING HUMAN IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Dublin: Natural and Cultural Heritage
The City on the Move
‘Extraordinary Discrimination’: Trinity College Dublin and the Negotiations for the Government Grant
The Public Dance Halls Act, 1935: A Re-Examination
Beyond the Archive: Recovering Voices of Freedom and Partition in India
Fellow in Focus – Professor Julian Bourg
'Writing and Politics' By Fintan O'Toole
Behind the Headlines | What’s going on in…Hong Kong?
Bosnia and the Targeting of History and Memory
TLRH | 2019 Annual Edmund Burke Lecture | Former President of Ireland, Professor Mary McAleese
GHI2019 Globalisation, Technology and Media
GHI2019 Refugees and Stateless Lives: What Can Art Do?
GHI2019 Leaders, Cults and Trauma
GHI2019 Defining “Democracy”, “Crisis” and “Cultural Trauma
GHI2019 Institutions’ Roles and Responsibilities, Violence, and Resistance
TLRH | #BeingHuman | A Love Letter to Realism in a Time of Grief
2019 | Irish Slaves in America: Myths, History, and the Problems of Social Media
In conversation with Professor John Morrill
Behind the Headlines | The Future of Ireland and its Borders
The Curious Human - What Does it Mean to Be Human?
GHI2019 Positive Resistance panel
GHI2019 Identity, Cultural Expression, and Resistance
GH2019 Oral Histories
GHI2019 Religious Polarisation, Terrorism, and Xenophobia
GHI2019 How memories can be materialised in creative forms
GHI2019 Self-Care and Ethical Practice for Trauma-Facing Researchers
GHI2019 The Evolution of Democracy in the Modern World.
Timbuktu and the Mobility of the Book in West Africa (and Beyond) - Prof Shamil Jeppie
Trinity and the Changing City: Social Class in Dublin: The Final Taboo
Panel: Cultural Trauma and Documentary Making
CHCI International Collaborations
Advocacy for the Humanities
CHCI welcome and keynote lecture Joep Leerssen
The Radical Middle: A Panel Discussion
Actor Stephen Rea performed Seamus Heaney’s translation of Book VI of the Aeneid