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John Redmond and the Irish Parliamentary Party: a Centenary Symposium

6 March, 2018

John Redmond and the Irish Parliament

John Redmond portraitThree Queen’s University academics will present at a prestigious conference marking 100 years since the death of John Redmond, Irish Nationalist and leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, hosted by the National Gallery of Ireland and organised by the National University of Ireland. Dr Margaret O’Callaghan, Dr Margaret Ward and the Lord Professor Paul Bew from the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics will all deliver keynote presentations at the symposium. The event website can be access here, http://www.nui.ie/news/2018/John_Redmond_Press.asp and details of the programme are available here: http://www.nui.ie/images/news/2018/John_Redmond/John_Redmond_IPP_Symposium.pdf

 


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