#ECIS2026 has now come to a close after two very successful days! Thank you to all the speakers, chairs and participants, and a massive congratulations and thank you to all the organisers for an excellent conference under some extraordinary circumstances

The final talk of #ECIS2026 is an exciting plenary about 'Hermits on the Holyhead Road' by @claireconnolly.bsky.social

Following a break we have the final panels of the conference on Re-visiting Irish authors and, Ireland and abroad #ECIS2026

Up next at #ECIS2026 we have the Léacht Alan Harrison – Alan Harrison Lecture on the Country Dance in Eighteenth-Century Ireland by Nicholas Carolan from @itmadublin.bsky.social

We're back to day two of #ECIS2026, starting off strong with our first set of panels on Gulliver's Travels, and Greann, striapachas agus cráifeacht

Day one of #ECIS2026 has concluded with a wonderful and fascinating plenary by @leoniehannan.bsky.social

The 1790's and Economics, hierarchies and education round out the second set of panels of the day. We're back after lunch for the final panels of the day on Ireland and Scotland, and Religion #ECIS2026

We've started off strong with our first set of panels on Women's writing and Army connections for #ECIS2026

The #ECIS2026 conference begins today! We have two full days featuring some wonderful speakers, highlighting their exciting research

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