Bryan Fanning
Professor of Migration and Social Policy University College Dublin My research in tests include Migration and social change as this affects Ireland and intellectual history.
University College Dublin
Mary McAuliffe
Mary McAuliffe is an Assistant Professor in Gender Studies at UCD and holds a PhD from the School of History and Humanities, Trinity College Dublin. Her latest publication is a biography of Margaret Skinnider (UCD Press, Irish Life and Times
Riona Nic Congail
I am currently focusing on an ERC-funded project entitled ‘Youth Engagement in European Language Preservation, 1900-2020’. I have published a number of English-language journal articles on Irish childhood and the Irish revival, and my book publications in the Irish language
Evelyn Flanagan
Head of Special Collections UCD Library
Loic Wright
Loic Wright is a PhD candidate in the School of English, Drama and Film at University College Dublin (UCD). He holds a joint honours bachelor’s degree in English and Spanish and a Master’s degree in Anglo-Irish Literature and Culture from
Paula Murphy
Books: Nineteenth-Century Irish Sculpture, Native Genius Reaffirmed, Yale University Press, 2010; Sculpture 1600-2000, vol. 3, RIA Art and Architecture of Ireland, Yale University Press, 2014 (editor and principal author). I am currently working on nineteenth and early twentieth-century Irish-American sculptors
Roisin Kennedy
Róisín Kennedy is Lecturer in the School of Art History and Cultural Policy at University College Dublin. She is former Yeats Curator at the National Gallery of Ireland. She is co-editor and contributor to Harry Clarke and Artistic Visions of
Taylor Allgeier-Follett
Taylor Allgeier-Follett is a PhD Candidate at University College Dublin, where they are researching women in the family in contemporary Irish novels. Research interests include gender and queer theory, contemporary literature, and feminist narratology.
David Doolin
David Doolin returned home to Dublin in 2014 after a decade in the United States and has been teaching modules in American and Irish history at UCD since 2015. His eclectic research interests include Irish America, the United States at