Trinity Long Room Hub Podcasts

1120 - Character at the Turn of the Novel: Edgeworth, Scott, and Austen

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1120 - Character at the Turn of the Novel: Edgeworth, Scott, and Austen

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jue., 16 abr. 2026

mar., 24 mar. 2026

Trinity Long Room Hub Podcasts

Episodios

Character at the Turn of the Novel: Edgeworth, Scott, and Austen

Designing a New Framework Programme: The Role of the Research Community

Imperial Bibliography: The Shakespeare First Folio - Irish Renaissance Seminar Keynote

Rediscovering Celtic Heritage: Musical Legacies across the Irish Sea - In conversation with the Performers

Discourse Necromancy: Can Cultural Analytics be applied to medieval literatures?

M. R. James: The Demon in the Library

Bridging the Gap: From Campus to Cabinet - How to turn Ideas into Action and shape Government policy

Fellow in Focus: Prof James Chandler in conversation with Dr Amy Prendergast

Guinness: A Family Succession – Patrick Geoghegan with Lord Iveagh

Opening Ceremony for Languages 250 at Trinity (1776-2026)

Behind the Headlines: Venezuela, Greenland, and a New World Order?

Bridging the Gap: Can Inclusive Democratic Processes Shape Ambitious, Evidence-Based Policy?

Love in the Time of Syphilis: Medicine, Sex and the End of Ottoman Empire

Collaborating in Conflict: The Yeats Family and the Public Arts

From Dublin to Boston: Cuala Press, the Yeats Sisters & a Shared Literary Heritage

The Annual St Brigit Lecture 2026 - St Ethne, St Fidelma and earliest Irish baptism

Murder on the High Seas? The Implications of US Attacks on Alleged Drug Traffickers

A Conversation about Human Rights and Dementia: Unpacking the Essentials

"Will Europe survive the sovereignist turn?" Public lecture by Jan Zielonka

Where to go when in Trouble: The Adventures of Antonia Moser, Lady Detective

Kafka and Beckett: Totalitarianism Laid Bare & A tidalectic reading of the Zapata Swamp

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Ireland and the EU Presidency: The Achievements of 2013 and the Opportunities Ahead

Gallant Allies in Europe: Denmark’s EU Presidency and the Lessons for Ireland in 2026

Do the Humanities Actually Matter? Public Policy and the Humanities

Embracing Uncertainty

The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books: Roundtable Discussion

Adventures in the Pollard Collection

The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books: Panel Two

The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books: Panel One

Pollard's Germans: exploring the Collection’s transnational dimensions

Awarding of the Research Ireland - Harrison Medal to Philip V. Bohlman

Behind the Headlines: Debating the Anglo-Irish Agreement, 40 years on

The Anglo-Irish Agreement: Its Making, Impact, and the People Behind It

In the Half Light: Voices from Black Ireland

Resilience and its Many Faces

The Blooming of Dorian Gray

TLRH | 2025 Annual Edmund Burke Lecture | William Dalrymple

In Conversation with Aoife McLysaght, the Government Science Advisor

Futures of the Future: AI and Humanities Research

The Flag That Doesn't Exist Yet?: Re-Imagining Symbols in Northern Ireland and Ireland

Spotlight on US History

Behind the Headlines: The Irish Presidency

Beyond Competition, towards International Solidarity

Is there Rhyme in Ancient Greek Poetry?

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