Talks

Ulster's Romantic period literary links with Scotland are perhaps best known through the first generation of 'weaver poets' and their poetic correspondence with Robert Burns. In this year’s Andrew Gibson

The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland have excavated many historical institutional abuses. Motivated by public outcries following revelations about Magdalene Laundries and Mother and Baby Institutions, the government in

To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, Noel Russell will give a talk based on his compelling new book, The Saved and the Spurned: Northern Ireland, Vienna and the Holocaust, He’ll discuss

Join folklore expert Róise Ní Bhaoill as she explores the traditions and rituals associated with Imbolc, the second festival of the Celtic calendar. Imbolc represents the return of the light,

The early years of the twentieth century saw nationalists in County Antrim fighting for their survival during a war intended to achieve the complete separation of Ireland from Britain. In

Join Senior Library Assistant at The Linen Hall, Seán Corr, for an illustrated talk focusing on the 1842 Journal of a Passage From Belfast to New York. This fascinating handwritten journal