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This course will explore the history of the long nineteenth century Ireland from the 1798 rebellion and the Act of Union through to the 1916 Rising. It will examine the importance of key figures such as Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell and will assess the impact of key social, economic, political and cultural changes. It will also outline vital moments in Irish history such as the Famine, the Land War and the cultural revival of the late nineteenth century. The course will conclude by exploring the residual impact of the nineteenth century and its influence on the Irish revolution and the evolution of modern Ireland.
Dates | Schedule | Time | Venue/Location | Fee € | |
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01 Oct 2024 to 22 Oct 2024 | Sessions: 4 1, 8, 15, 22 Oct |
11:00 | National Library of Ireland | 100.00 |
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Duration: 4 Tuesdays
Time: 11:00-13:00
Dates: 1, 8, 15, 22 Oct
1. 1798 Rebellion, Act of Union and Daniel O'Connell
2. The Famine
3. Charles Stewart Parnell and Land War
4. The Road to Rebellion
1. Alvin Jackson: Ireland 1798-1998: Politics and War (1999)
2. Sonia Pasta, Modern Ireland: A Very Short Introduction (2003)
By the end of this course students:
Have developed a critical understanding of nineteenth century Ireland.
Lectures and Seminar Discussion
Paul Rouse is professor at the School of History in University College Dublin. He lecturers in the history of sport and in Irish history