Talks

Join us for another fascinating talk by Róise Ní Bhaoill as she discusses the traditions and rituals associated with Bealtaine, or May Day, the third Festival of the Celtic Calendar.

THE LINEN HALL BIRTHDAY LECTURE Linda McKenna has been researching the experiences of women from County Down and beyond during the 1798 and 1803 rebellions

The Discovery Programme: Centre for Archaeology and Innovation established the Late Iron Age and ‘Roman’ Ireland Project in 2011 to investigate the nature and impact

Join Professor Fred Freeman of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for an exploration of two great songsters and poets, Hamish Henderson and Robert Burns. Both

The first case of cholera in Belfast occurred on the 28 February 1832 in Quay Lane. The victim died less than twenty-four hours later. The

The ‘Our Stories – Our Times’ project, the largest undertaking of oral history by the British Red Cross to date, took place in Northern Ireland

Ask the average person on the street what they know about Northern Ireland’s LGBTQ+ or ‘queer’ history, and they will likely mention the Reverend Ian