Visiting Fellows

Alain Dubreucq
University Jean Moulin/Lyon3 (France)
adubreucq@free.fr

Sancti Columbani opera omnia. Towards a new edition of St Colombanus’s works

Angela Byrne
University of Greenwich, London
a.byrne@gre.ac.uk

Environment and Science in Ireland’s Boglands in the 18th and 19th Centuries

Bernard Adams
Freelance biographer and playwright|
bernard.adams@virgin.net

Writing A Certain Temerity, a biography of Mary O'Malley, founder of the Lyric Players Theatre in Belfast 

Breandán Mac Suibhne
Centenary College
Hackettstown, NJ 07840, USA
bmacsuib@gmail.com

At The Famine Pot: A Whispered History Of Ireland’s Great Hunger

Christine Cusick
Seton Hill University
cusick@setonhill.edu

'The Tideline between Place and Story': Reimagining Ecological Boundaries in Ireland 

Christopher Warren
Carnegie Mellon University
cnwarren@cmu.edu

Distant Reading the ODNB

Clíona Ó Gallchoir
UCC c.gallchoir@ucc.ie

“Eighteenth-Century Irish Women’s Writing”

Colin Reid
Northumbria University
colin.w.reid@northumbria.ac.uk

The Irish Political Imagination: Political Thought and Ireland Under the Union, 1800-1922

Dalene Swanson
University of Stirling, Scotland
dalene.swanson@stir.ac.uk

Global Citizenship discourses and the ethics of Internationalisation in Higher Education: a comparative study of Ireland and Scotland 

Dominique Barbet Massin
Curator of libraries, in charge of medieval manuscripts and digitalization
dbarbetmassin@free.fr

The Insular gospels in their liturgical context.

David O'Shaughnessy
TCD
doshaug@tcd.ie

Staging Enlightenment: Irish Playwrights in London, 1750-1800

Eileen Gillooly
Columbia University
eg48@columbia.edu

“Establishing a pilot program of scholarly exchange between the Moore Institute at NUI and the Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia University”

Elaine Sisson
Institute or Art, Desigh and Technology, Dun Laoghaire
elaine.sisson@iadt.ie

Culture, Experiment and the Irish Free State: Scenograpny, Modernity and Desigh 1922-1937

Ellen Scheible
Bridgewater State University
ellen.scheible@bridgew.edu

“Body Politics: Homemaking and Nation-making in Modern and Contemporary Irish Fiction”

Frank Cinato
French National Centre for Sceintific Research
cinato.franck@orange.fr

Irish glossators of the Priscian manuscript St Gall MS 904

Gabor Gelleri
Aberystwyth University
gag9@aber.ac.uk

‘Education by Travel in 18th-19th-century France, in a European context’

Gregory Madden
Utah State University, USA
greg.madden@usu.edu

Impulsivity and Short Termism

Guy Cuthbertson
Liverpool Hope University
CuthbeG@hope.ac.uk

Edward Thomas and Ireland

Heather Ladd
University of Lethbridge
heather.ladd@uleth.ca

Diary of a Man of Leisure: A Digital Scholarly Edition

Ian Rae
King’s University College at Western University, London, Ontario, Canada.
irae@uwo.ca

“Modernism and the Irish Roots of Canada’s Most Famous Stage.”

Indalecio Lozano
University of Granada
ilozano@ugr.es

Papaver somniferum and opium in Arabic medicine (7th to 17th centuries)

Jennifer Hillman
University of Chester
j.hillman@chester.ac.uk

From Anxiety to Ecstasy: Female Spiritual Writings and the Religious Emotions in Seventeenth-Century France

John Halsted
University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA
johnh@christa.unh.edu

Toward an Integrated, Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Social Capital Policy

Justin Carville
Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire
justin.carville@iadt.ie

The Ungovernable Eye: Photography, Ethnography and Race in Ireland

Laurent Jaffro
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
jaffro@univ-paris1.fr ‘

Jonathan Swift, Weak Agents, and Economics as Second-Best Ethics’

Louise Lowe
The Abbey Theatre/ANU Productions The LIR (TCD)
louiselowe3@gmail.com

THE MECHANICS (engaging the Abbey Theatre Archive) 

Lucy Shipley
Independent Scholar (ex University of Southampton)
lshipley805@gmail.com

From Italy to the Atlantic: contextualising Irish and British collections of Etruscan ceramics.

Maria Beville
Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick
maria.beville@mic.ul.ie

New Materialism and Contemporary Irish Fictions

Maria McGarrity
Long Island University, One University Plaza, Brooklyn, New York
maria.mcgarrity@liu.edu

Irish Literature and the Modern Nation: Encountering the Primitive Sublime Across the Atlantic

Maurice Fitzpatrick
University of Cologne
fitzpatm@uni-koeln.de

“John Hume in America”

Outi Paloposki
University of Turku, School of Languages and Translation Studies, Department of English
outi.paloposki@utu.fi

Translation and nationalism: a comparative study of Ireland and Finland

Padraic Kenney
Indiana University
pjkenney@indiana.edu

“Approaches to Global Research in the Humanities” 

Padraic Killeen
TCD
killeep@tcd.ie

Shades of ‘The Dead’: A Comparative Analysis of John Huston’s 1987 film adaptation of James Joyce’s ‘The Dead’ and the Abbey Theatre’s 2012 stage adaptation

Patrick Ball
Professional Harpist and Storyteller
patrick@patrickball.com

Music of a Lost Kingdom: William Butler Yeats, the Celtic Revival and the Cláirseach

Paula McFetridge
Artistic Director
Kabosh Theatre Company, Belfast
paula@kabosh.net

A theatrical dramatization to mark the 50th anniversary of the NI Civil Rights Movement

Peter Buckingham
Linfield College, McMinnville, OR, USA
pbucking@linfield.edu

“‘The Finest of All the Young Republicans’: Liam Mellows and the Galway Years, 1914-1916”

Peter Glazer
University of California, Berkeley
prg@berkeley.edu

Music of a Lost Kingdom: William Butler Yeats, the Celtic Revival and the Cláirseach

Rosie Lavan
University of Oxford
rosamund.lavan@ell.ox.ac.uk

Representing Derry, 1968 – 2013

Salvatore Scifo
Department of Public Relations and Publicity (English), Faculty of Communication, Maltepe University (Istanbul, Turkey)
salvatorescifo@maltepe.edu.tr

Community Radio and the Irish connection: tracing the development of a concept in the United Kingdom

Sandra Jansen
Université de Genève
sandra.janssen@uni-oldenburg.de

The totalitarian subject: On the figure of ‘selflessness’ in psychology, political theory and literature of the 1930s and 1940s

William Desmond
Institute of Philosophy, KU Leuven, Belgium
William.Desmond@hiw.kuleuven.be

Poetry and Prayer: Reading Seán Ó Ríordáin’s “Cad is filíocht ann?/ What is poetry?”

Adrian Guelke
QUB -emeritus
a.guelke@qub.ac.uk 

Alexis  Tadie
Paris-Sorbonne
alexis.tadie@paris-­sorbonne.fr 
Religious, Spiritual, and Psychological Aspects in Premodern Literature: The Meeting of Irish and Continental Medieval Studies

Allison Macleod
Glasgow - not in post
macleod.allison@gmail.com
The culture of aruguement in Early Modern Europe

Bernard Adams
Freelance Biographer & Playwright 
bernard.adams@virgin.net
Failed Masculinities and Queer Possibilities in the Films of John Huston

Brian Fykenberg
Department of Celtic Languages and Literatures, Harvard University
frykenberg@comcast.net 
A biography of Mary O'Malley, founder of the Lyric Players Theatre

‌Brid McGrath
Some teaching at TCD
‌d.mcgrath@gmail.com
The Composition of Galway City Council, 1603-1649

Brad Pasanek
Virginabmp7e@virginia.edu
Inane and Mechanical Phraseology: Bigrams, Bots, and Poetic Diction

Brian O Conchubhair
Notre Dameboconch1@nd.edu
Poems of Suibhne Geilt from Brussels Bibliothèque Royale MS. 5100-04

Carrie Griffin
Bristol - no academic appointment
carriegrif@gmail.com
Ink Recipes and Domestic Culture: Women and Textual Production in Ireland and Britain, 1500–1700

‌Charles Barr
East Anglia, UK; St. Mary's Twickenham 
c.barr@uea.ac.uk
Hollywood (and British) Film Makers in Ireland.

‌Claudia Kinmonth
Freelance Historian
ckkinmonth@gmail.com
Irish Country Furniture 1700-1950 

Coilin Parsons
Georgetown, Washington
DCcoilin.parsons@georgetown.edu
Telescopic Modernism: The Novel and Global Scale

‌Derek Gladwin
Received PhD in September 2014 from U of Alberta
mail@darnthorn.com
Spatial Justice in Irish Literary and Visual Cultures

‌Dianne Hall
Victoria University, Melbourne
Dianne.hall@vu.edu.au
Gender, Violence and Families in Early Modern Ireland

‌Elizabeth Patton
Johns Hopkins, US
epatton@jhu.edu
A methodological case study of the recovery of a female voice absorbed into a male-authored historical tradition: Dorothy Arundell and her Life of Father John Cornelius

‌Ellen McWilliams
Exeter
e.m.mcwilliams@exeter.ac.uk
Transatlantic Affinities: Readings of Irishness in North American Women’s Writing

‌George Ferzoco
Bristol
g.ferzoco@bristol.ac.uk
The Figure of Pope Celestine V in the Performing Arts (Song, Theatre and Moving Image)

Helen O'Shea
Melbourne Australia
‌.oshea@unimelb.edu.au
Listening to East Clare Music

‌Ian McBride
Kings College
Londonian.mcbride@kcl.ac.uk
The Truth about the Troubles: Dealing with the Past in Northern Ireland

‌Potsdamdaprile@uni-potsdam.de
Encyclopedic Narratives and Economic Knowledge Around 1800

‌Jodi Schneider
INRIA Méditerranée, Centre de Recherche, Sophia Antipolis, FRANCE
jschneider@pobox.com
Crowd annotation

‌John Gibney
Editor, 'Decade of Centenaries': http://www.decadeofcentenaries.com
gibneyjf@:gmail.com
'A short history of Ireland, 1500-2000' 

Jessica Cooke
life member; Clare Hall, Cambridge
cooke_jessica@hotmail.com 
Oral Tradition as a Source for the Monastic Past: Ecclesiastical History and Béaloideas of Annaghdown, County Galway

‌Jack Fennel
UL (not sure if PhD is complete)
jack.fennell@ul.ie
History, Horror and the Irish Imagination.

‌Joan Allen
Newcastle
joan.allen@newcastle.ac.uk 
Working-class political and religious networks: the role of the Irish Catholic press in Britain, 1884-1890

‌Lorenzo Bosi
European University Institute, Firenze, Italy
lorenzo.bosi@eui.eu
Contentious Politics in Northern Ireland During the Troubles

Maria McGarrity
Longisland, NY
‌.mcgarrity@gmail.com
Irish Literature and the Modern Nation: Encountering the Primitive Sublime

‌Martin McCleery
Visiting Postdoc Fellow at QUB - ended Sept 2014
mmccleery02@qub.ac.uk
Randall Collins’s Forward Panic Pathway to Violence and the 1972 Bloody Sunday Killings in Northern Ireland

‌Michael Neiberg
United States Army War College
neiberg102@gmail.com 
War and Peace in the Wider Irish-American World, 1861-1922

‌Padhraig Higgins
Mercer County College, Trenton, New Jersey
Higginsp@mccc.edu
Poverty and Social Policy in Eighteenth Century Ireland

‌Paul Fagan
Viennapaul.fagan@univie.ac.at
Positions of (Dis)Trust: James Clarence Mangan, the Irish Comic Tradition, & the Literary Hoax

‌Senior Visiting Research Associate at the Faculty of History, Oxford University 2010
per.landgren@history.ox.ac.uk
Intellectual Networking during Sweden’s Age of Greatness: Johannes Schefferus and His International Correspondence

‌Peter Killeen
Arizona State Univ
Killeen@asu.edu
Decision-Making in Action

‌Peter  Webster
British Library
peterwebster6@gmail.com
Understanding the shape of the Irish web: a pilot project in the web archive

‌Raymond Mullen
QUB 
r.mullen@qub.ac.uk
John McGahern and Marcel Proust: Times Past, Times Regained

‌Rhys Dafydd Jones
Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol & Aberystwyth University
rhj@aber.ac.uk
Post-secular communities? Religion, belonging, and community in rural Connacht

‌Robert Baines
Evansville, Indiana
rb211@evansville.edu
The Philosophy of Finnegans Wake

‌Shelley Troupe
NUIM
shelley.troupe@nuim.ie
Druid and Murphy: Archaeology of a Relationship

‌Tim Collins
None 
timncollins@gmail.com
Mapping Sliabh Aughty’s Songscape: 1850 – 2015

‌Timothy Madigan
St. John Fisher College
tmadigan@sjfc.edu
Thomas Duddy and Irish Thought

‌Westley Follett
Southern Mississippi
westley.follett@usm.edu
Early Medieval Céli Dé texts and their manuscript witnesses

‌Mayesha Alam
Institution: Institute for Women, Peace and Security, Georgetown University (USA)
ma744@georgetown.edu 
The Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention revisited

‌Paul Arthur 
Honorary Professor in Peace Studies at the University of Ulster
pj.arthur@ulster.ac.uk
 The Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention revisited

‌Iain Biggs
Visiting Research Fellow, University of the West of England, Bristol
iainbiggs@tantraweb.co.uk
Developing an artful ‘mycelial’ thinking in relation to rural environments

‌Lisbeth Buchelt
Associate Professor, Medieval British and Irish Studies, Department of English, University of Nebraska—Omaha
lbuchelt@unomaha.edu
Speech and Silence in Early Irish Literature

‌Kathleen Costello Sullivan
Associate Professor of Modern Irish Literature, le Moyne college, Syracuse, NY
sullivkp@lemoyne.edu
“John McGahern and the Literature of Recovery”, Introduction chapter to book project, Narrative, Memory, and Trauma in the 21st-Century Irish Novel

Eleonora Destefanis
Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici, Università del Piemonte Orientale “Amedeo Avogadro”, Vercelli-Italy
el.destefanis@gmail.com
“Early Medieval Ecclesiastical Sculpture: Ireland and Continental Europe”

‌Kevin James
Department of History, University of Guelph, Canada
kjames@uoguelph.ca
‘The Irish Hotel: A Social and Cultural History, 1840-1922’

Adam Kaul
Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, USA
adamkaul@augustana.edu
Project Title: Busking on the Streets of Galway: Money, Meaning, and Mobility.

‌Helene Lecossois
(Senior Lecturer) in English, Université du Maine, Le Mans, France
helene.lecossois@univ-lemans.fr
J. M. Synge and Post-Famine Ireland

‌Roger MacGinty
Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute, and Department of Politics, The University of Manchester
roger.macginty@manchester.ac.uk
Everyday Peace: Conflict calming and avoiding techniques used in deeply divided societies

Breandán MacSuibhne
Centenary College, New Jersey, United States
bmacsuib@gmail.com
The End of Outrage: The Politics of Post-Famine Adjustment

‌Chris Maginn
Associate Professor of History, Fordham University, New York
cmaginn@fordham.edu
The Tudor Discovery of Ireland

‌Bridget Martin
University College Dublin
bridget.martin@ucd.ie
The depiction of the psychai of the dead on fifth-century B.C. Greek funerary vases and what it can contribute to our understanding of common, contemporary belief concerning the dead.

‌Sandra Mayer
University of Vienna, Department of English
‌sandra.mayer@univie.ac.at
The (Not So) Secret Fall of Oscar Wilde: Literary Celebrity Construction and its Dramatic Afterlives

‌Ronan McDonald
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
r.mcdonald@unsw.edu.au
Modernism, Nihilism and the Irish Revival

‌James Moran
Associate Professor and Head of Drama, University of Nottingham, UK
james.moran@nottingham.ac.uk
D.H. Lawrence and Irish Drama

‌Mary Mullen
English Department, Texas Tech University
mary.mullen@ttu.edu
Anachronistic Forms: The Nineteenth-Century Novel’s Misplaced Modernity

Brendan O'Leary
Lauder Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania, USA
boleary@sas.upenn.edu
Completing draft of a monograph provisionally entitled Understanding Northern Ireland: Colonialism, Control and Consociation.

‌Gerald Power
Metropolitan University Prague
geraldpower9@gmail.com
The New English in Tudor Ireland

‌‌‌Roger Savage
De‌partment of Ethnomusicology, The Herb Alpert School of Music, University of California
rsavage@ucla.edu
History, Song, and Place in Irish Memory and Imagination

‌Malcolm Sen
National University of Ireland Maynooth
malcolm.sen@nuim.ie
Postcolonial Environments and Transnational Aesthetics

‌Efram SeraShriar
Modern History, Dept of Humanities, Leeds Trinity University.
esshriar@yorku.ca
Tales from the Voyage of the Adventure and Beagle: Ethnography and Observational Study in Early Nineteenth-Century British Travel Literature

Frank Shovlin
Institute of Irish Studies, University of Liverpool
fshovlin@liverpool.ac.uk
‘Touchstones: John McGahern’s Classical Style’

‌Ferdia Stone Davis
Georg–August–Universität Göttingen, Germany
ferdia.stone-davis@phil.uni-goettingen.de
Call and response: the musical configuration of desire

‌Carl Wennerlind
Department of History, Barnard College, Columbia University
cw503@columbia.edu
Atlantis Restored: Mysticism and Political Economy during Sweden’s Age of Greatness. 

DAH

Bret Hirsh
The University of Western Australia, De Montfort University
‌t.hirsch@uwa.edu.au
‘Our Author he hath found’: Early Modern Drama and the Mysteries of Authorship Attribution

Veronique Montemont (from D1601)
Université de Lorraine (France), and ATILF-CNRS (France)
veronique.montemont@univ-lorraine.fr
Women’s Diaries during Wars and Conflict in the XXth century

‌Giles Bergel
Faculty of English Language and Literature, University of Oxford
giles.bergel@ell.ox.ac.uk
Ballads in collections, ballads in traditions: ballad scholarship and the digital turn in textual studies

‌Patrick Joyce
Univ of Manchester
patrick.joyce@man.ac.uk  
"The State of Freedom: Making the Liberal Leviathan, Britain and Ireland c.1800-1950"

‌Scott A Davison
Morehead State University
s.davison@moreheadstate.edu
"On the Pointlessness of Petitionary Prayer" (lecture) and "On Requests and Prayers" 

‌Gerald Dawe
TCDgdawe@tcd.ie
Exchanging Messages: Irish writing and crisis

‌Charlotte J Headrick
Oregon State Univ
cheadrick@oregonstate.edu
Patricia Burke Brogan's Eclipsed: Claiming Its Rightful Place in Irish Theatre History

‌Ann Heymann
Historical Harp Society of Ireland  

‌Gunther Lottes
Potsdam, Germany
glottes@web.de
Political Medievalism – a neglected political language in early modern Europe.

‌Malte Rehbein
Universitat Wurzburg, Germany
malte.rehbein@uni-wuerzburg.de
Lecture “Close reading, distant reading and in between: visualizing spaces of knowledge in early medieval scholarship”

Jack Ritchie
University of Cape Town

Dr‌ James Lyttleton
No affiliation
jilyttleton@hotmail.com
Colonial Settlement in the Atlantic World; the Calvert Estates in Ireland and North America in the 17th century

Professor ‌Jose Lanters
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
lanters@uwm.edu The Theatrical Oeuvre of Thomas Kilroy: The Art of Imperfection

Prof Shaun Richards
Staffordshire University
c.s.richards@staffs.ac.uk
Space and Place in Irish Drama

Prof Timothy White
Xavier University
wihte@xavier.edu
Lessons from the Northern Irish Peace Process

Prof Keith Busby
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Kbusby@wisc.edu
The Place of Ireland in Medieval Francophonia

Ondrej Pilny
Charles Univ Prague
ondrej.pilny@volny.cz
Irish Drama and Central Europe

Joan Fitzpatrick Dean
Univ of Missouri
deanj@umkc.edu
Historical Pagentary in 20th Century Ireland

Dr. Raingard Esser
Univ of West of Eng Bristol
raingard.esser@uwe.ac.uk
Region, Memory, Agency in Eastern & Western Europe

Dr. Ellen McWilliams
University of Exeter
e.mcwilliams@bathspa.ac.uk
Women and Exile in Contemporary Irish Fiction

Claire A Culliton
Kent State University
cculleto@kent.edu
Paris/Dublin 1924 Summer Olympic Games, Art Competitions, and the new Irish Free State

Dr. Robert Savage
Boston College
savager@bc.edu
Screening "the troubles" the role of television in presenting conflict in Northern Ireland

Prof. James M Smith
Boston College
james.smith.2@bc.edu
Reading Irish Childhood

Dr. Alexandra Parvan
Univ of Pitesti, Romania - visiting scholar in Classics at St. Andrew's in Scotland
ap75@st-andrews.ac.uk
The practical relevance for mental health and well being of Augustine's theory on evil and suffering

Dr. Gabriel Paquette
Johns Hopkins Univ
gabriel.paquette@jhu.edu
The end of empire and the birth of Portugese liberalism, circa 1815-1850

Dr. Eamonn Maher
IT Tallaght
eamonn.maher@ittdublin.ie
Assessing a literary legacy: case of John McGahery 1934-2006

Dr. Dominic Power
Uppsala Univ
dominic.power@kultgeog.uu.se
Regional Development and Competitiveness in the Creative and Cultural Industries