Lecture
Identity, Sustainability, and the Politics of Water
Nick Groom on an immodest 18th Century proposal to drain the Irish Channel.
Memory Studies and Famine Studies: Gender, Genealogy, History
Professor Margaret Kelleher examines a number of trends in recent historiog ...
On Development, Waste and Ghosts
In this lecture, Oona Frawley looks at how movements in ecocriticism that c ...
Women Poets in the City
Dr Lucy Collins explores some poems by women published in the last one hund ...
Exploring the Sea in the Work of Eavan Boland and W.B. Yeats
Jody Allen Randolph explores the 'landless inheritance' of two of ...
Commemorating Abuse: Gender Politics and Making Space
Emilie Pine looks at three cultural projects that explore institutional abu ...
James Joyce, Treeless Hills and the Night of the Big Wind
Katherine O'Callaghan looks at the influence of forests on Joyce' ...
Imaginary Bonnets with Real Bees in them
Poet Paula Meehan delivered this lecture as Ireland's Professor of Poe ...
Ethics in the Age of Climate Change
Professor Maeve Cooke on how humans fundamentally need to rethink their eth ...
