"Men We Seldom See - Irish Migrant Legacies and the British Construction Industry" We are looking for Irish migrants who worked in any aspect of the British construction industry for at least one year, and are willing to be interviewed. ℹ️ www.liverpool.ac.uk/irish-studie.... #oralhistory #SpéirGorm

What a fantastic #CIG2026 hosted by @ucc.ie showcasing the strength of the discipline in Ireland! #GeographicalSocietyOfIreland #GSI

Colleague Sara Hannafin @ulgeog.bsky.social on place and belonging through assessment #CIG2026

Delighted to have been able to attend the opening of this exhibition. Economic history brought to life through the stories the data tell. #IrishinBritain epicchq.com/event/no-iri...

No Irish Need Apply? The Economic History of the Irish in England - EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin | Official Site

EPIC is pleased to present No Irish Need Apply, a temporary exhibition on the economic history of the Irish in England.

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Really enjoyed taking part in ‘Irish blood, English hearth’ today on the home lives of the 2nd gen Irish @museumofthehome.bsky.social

What does it mean to call Ireland 'home'? This is what I'm trying to find out - still looking for suitable participants! Please get in touch if you or someone you know might be interested in sharing their story. #identity #ireland #spéirghorm

Still recruiting! Born in Ireland? Parents who migrated here? Grew up in Limerick or the Mid-West? I'm doing a research project on second-generation identity and would love to chat with you. Please share with anyone who might be interested - it would mean a lot 🙏

Delighted to have made it, despite ATC strikes, to #IMISCOE2025 as the heat subsides in Paris. Paper on the ongoing transnational lives of 2nd gen returnees. @ulgeog.bsky.social @ulresearch.bsky.social

For the #geographyteachers on Valentines (Werner's cardioid projection) 💚🌍

COMPAS Seminar Series, Hilary Term 2025! People make sense of the world through stories. This series examines how narrative shapes how we think about migration and what we can do to measure, visualise, and help societies assess and respond to migration narratives. www.compas.ox.ac.uk/event/can-we...

Using modern technology to allow us to continue to witness something the people of this island built in connection with the seasons and the universe thousands of years ago is pretty cool, actually

Call for papers! - Migration, Place/making and Belonging conference @ UCC June 2025 www.ucc.ie/en/iss21/res...

Migration conference | University College Cork

Learn, Study and Research in UCC, Ireland's first 5 star university. Our tradition of independent thinking will prepare you for the world and the workplace in a vibrant, modern, green campus.

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New UL research finds that many voters who used the app WhichCandidate – founded by Dr Rory Costello, lecturer in UL’s Department of Politics & Public Administration – switched their initial voting preference in favour of a different candidate ul.ie/news/whichca... #GE24 #Election24 #SpeirGorm

WhichCandidate: New UL research shows voters switched preferences after using election website

New University of Limerick research has found that many voters who used a website designed to support them in making more informed decisions at the polls switched their initial voting preference in fa...

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🌍 NEW ISSUE ALERT! 🌍 📚 Volume 4 Issue 2 of #Routes is now available, open access for all to read. ✍️ Routes showcases original research from high school and undergraduate #geographers. 👇 See below for details on contributions. routesjournal.org/current-issue/ @rgsibg.bsky.social

Current Issue

VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2 2024 ISSN 2634-4815 Pages: 68-130. Editorial Essays This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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Hey teachers (you brilliant people, you) - if you want to introduce the Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries to school students aged 5 to 18 in a playful, embodied and adaptable way, we've got some great tools for you... pls RT! doughnuteconomics.org/foundational...

Maggie O’Farrell: Being Irish in Britain in the 1970s and 1980s wasn’t easy. I mean, I had a teacher at school who took the register, called my name and then said to me, “Are your family in the IRA?” www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

Author Maggie O’Farrell: I had a teacher at school who took the register, called my name and said to me, ‘Are your family in the IRA?’

The novelist Maggie O’Farrell on leaving Ireland, growing up in Britain, life as a child with a stammer and her new book

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14/ Stunning image of the current eruption in Iceland. Image ID: 2YMA922 / Marco di Marco / AP Photo

Fascinating #GeoWeek lunchtime talk today from @lizgabbett.bsky.social focusing on the navigation histories and human impact on the River Shannon @unioflimerick.bsky.social

Our next event for #GeoWeek @unioflimerick.bsky.social takes place at lunchtime tomorrow when @lizgabbett.bsky.social is hosting a 'walk and talk' at 1pm on the banks of the River Shannon. All students and staff welcome #LoveUL

It was a packed house for the School of History & Geography table quiz @unioflimerick.bsky.social & the perfect way to begin GeoWeek! Congratulations to 'In Last Place' who won the coveted #GeoWeek mugs & to all who supported & participated @ulgeog.bsky.social @ulhistory.bsky.social #AAG #LoveUL

Geography Awareness Week has arrived! We kick off with the inaugural #UL School of History and Geography table quiz this evening! All are welcome 😀 #LoveUL #GeoWeek #GeoWeek2024 @ulgeog.bsky.social @ulhistory.bsky.social @geographers.bsky.social #GeographicalSocietyOfIreland #UniversityOfLimerick