Public Diplomacy | Writer & Academic @QUBelfast | Markievicz Award Winner @artscouncil_ie & @DeptCulturelRL
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News! I'm deeply honoured & absolutely thrilled to receive a Markievicz Award from @artscouncil_ie & @DeptCulturelRL. I look forward to developing my book, an all-island study of the Irish Revolution's impact on the lives & writings of women north & south. gov.ie/en/press-release/46fa…
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
Thank you @fortnight50 for this review of my book. And a big thank you to the reviewer @Haylesbrabz for her thoughtful and perceptive comments.
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Writing Women’s Voices From 1798 and 1803
12th May – 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
£5.00 – £6.50
Linda McKenna has been researching the experiences of women from County Down and beyond during the 1798 and 1803 rebellions in a variety of archival sources, including The Linen Hall. These records allow us to hear a wide variety of women’s voices detailing how they navigated one of the bloodiest periods in our history.
This talk will focus on some of the documents relating to women in 1798 and 1803, what they tell us about the time and how they are relevant today.
Please visit our website for more information:
linenhall.com/event/the-mela…
#LinenHall #OpeningMinds #Belfast
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
Celebrate @eoinmcnamee3 's book at the launch this evening, April 1st, 6-8PM at Hodges Figgis, Dublin!
RSVP to thebureau@gmail.com
Always a complete thrill to read the latest book from the brilliant @eoinmcnamee3 Just published by @riverrunbooks @QuercusBooks Can’t wait..
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The first exhibition in the Irish language ever held at the Public Records Office of NI has opened. It tells the story of women who revived the use of the Irish language in Northern Ireland, setting up and running things like the first Irish-medium schools and nurseries.
First Irish language exhibition in Northern Ireland opens. The Mná na hAthbheochana exhibition at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland @PRONI_DFC tells the story of the women who revived the use of the Irish language in the north of Ireland. bbc.com/news/articles/c74k7e…
Great day at the Washington Forum on Northern Ireland @Georgetown to culminate DC's #StPatricksDay Week. Fruitful discussion of exciting developments & challenging issues 27 years post-GFA. Talks by @little_pengelly @hilarybennmp @USAinNI @ChiefConPSNI & more. Much to reflect on.
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
My piece on women and partition in Ireland north and south is in today's @IrishTimes for #IWD2025! This is an excerpt of my @ArinsProject article 'Partition, Revolution & Alternative Futures in Irish Women's Fiction'! The link to my full essay is included. irishtimes.com/life-style/pe…
Back from a lovely wee jaunt to NYC for @ucddublin's 'An Evening with Anne Enright' @IrishArtsCenter, chaired by Professor Margaret Kelleher! Also made the requisite stops at @KatzsDeli for pastrami on rye and matzo ball soup, and @strandbookstore for my biblio fix! 📚
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Partition was a male invention. Gender impacted on how revolutionary events unfolded, and how partition was remembered irishtimes.com/life-style/pe…
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“The partition of Ireland ... [has] always been presented through a male lens. What women thought, how they acted, how they were impacted, is rarely considered.” @MargaretWard1 @FinnClodagh
My piece on women and partition in Ireland north and south is in today's @IrishTimes for #IWD2025! This is an excerpt of my @ArinsProject article 'Partition, Revolution & Alternative Futures in Irish Women's Fiction'! The link to my full essay is included. irishtimes.com/life-style/pe…
My piece on women and partition in Ireland north and south is in today's @IrishTimes for #IWD2025! This is an excerpt of my @ArinsProject article 'Partition, Revolution & Alternative Futures in Irish Women's Fiction'! The link to my full essay is included. irishtimes.com/life-style/pe…
Citing work by @siobhra @MarieMCole @jevershed01 @ThomasH91435243 @fergalkeane47 @LMcAtackney @SusanMcKay15 @MargaretWard1 Guy Beiner @BCIrishStudies Diane Urquhart @QUBelfast @HAPPatQUB @IrishStudiesQUB & more!
Warm thanks to @minihanmary for publishing this piece. Many thanks also to @MartinDoyleIT for his kind support of my research. Sincere thanks to @JohnDoyleDCU for commissioning this research for @ArinsProject.
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
Here is our full list of Irish cinemas which will be screening Blue Road - The Edna O’Brien Story from Friday, January 31st.
Do let your local cinema know if you’d like our film to screen there. They are often very responsive and can contact our distributor @BOPictures
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
Arlen House ‒ Celebrating 50 Years
New Short Fiction coming this Spring
Celia de Fréine *Even Still* (March) @celiadefreine
David Butler *White Spirits* (March) @DavidButlerBray
Rosemary Jenkinson *Laganside Lights* (April) @rosemaryj77
Publishing Irish Literature for the World
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
Delighted to see The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing out in the world. It is edited by Anne Fogarty and myself and explores the significance of twenty-first-century Irish writing and its flourishing popularity worldwide. I enclose the table of contents.
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
All 29 plays by Irish playwright Brian Friel will be staged in the north-west of Ireland over the next five years in an ambitious cross-border celebration marking the centenary of his birth
irishnews.com/entertainment/…
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado retweeted
Here it is! Delighted to round off 2024 with publication of my new book ‘Constructing Victimhood: Beyond Innocence and Guilt in Transitional Justice’. Available online now.
Huge thanks to all the direct and indirect contributors who shaped the final book
academic.oup.com/book/58974
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One of the most single-minded anti-Treaty women refusing to compromise on her allegiance to the 2nd Dáil, leading deValera to describe her as ‘incorrigible’. This biography seeks out a deeper understanding of a richly complex woman, too often written off as a virago
Out Feb 25
