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Irish Studies Seminar 15 Feb 2021
Date(s)
February 15, 2021
Location
Online
Time
16:30 - 18:00
Price
Free
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Daragh Curran (Independent): The revival of the Orange Order in the 1840s - a smooth process?

Dr Daragh Curran is an independent historian whose research interests include associational culture, Ulster politics, and the social history of Northern Ireland, and his publications in these fields include his 2014 book The Protestant community in Ulster, 1825-45, published by Four Courts Press. He holds his PhD in History from Maynooth University. His new monograph The Rise and Fall of the Orange Order during the Famine: From reformation to Dolly's Brae is published in January 2021 by Four Courts Press.

Monday 15 February 2021, 4.30pm via MS Teams

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Institute of Irish Studies
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Email irish.studies@qub.ac.uk
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