Conference Papers- Day Two Thursday 1 December When Event Information Event Information Room 1 1 Room 2 Level 1 8.30am Coffee break-out space Keynote Speaker Professor Melanie am Oppenheimer, Flinders University 1916 and its aftermath: Áine Ceannt, the Irish White Cross and Voluntary Action Chair Dr Stephanie James Chair Susan Arthure Dr Dianne Hall Good soldiers: Irish Peter Burke Irish resistance to conscription in republican women in Australia 1924/5 New Zealand in WWII the untold story – Jennifer McLaren Irish planters and Dr Evan Smith Between Devolution and merchants in the British Caribbean, National Liberation: The Communist Party of Great Britain and the Question’, 1949-1968 Coffee break-out space 11.45 Chair Dr Dymphna Lonergan Chair Professor David Fitzpatrick Honorary Associate Professor Frances Simon O’Reilley St. Patrick’s Day in South Odoriferous Odyssey: The Australia writing of smell in James Joyce's fiction Matteo Binasco The people are well Professor Elizabeth Malcolm The Irish and disposed, and most of them are Irish." The Australia’s Wars’ in Africa and ‘Unnecessary Holy See's perception of Irish emigration to China, 1885-1902 New Zealand in the second half of the nineteenth century Lunch break-out space Chair Eamonn McNamara Chair Peter Burke Dr Val Noone Response to Easter 1916 by Dr Brad and Kathryn Patterson the old ‘Thus Nicholas O’Donnell leader of the Irish warriors go out, some to die in the hospitals, ‘the people in Australia’ others in the benevolent institutions, and some in the asylum…’: Discharged Irish soldiers as settlers in colonial New Zealand. Coffee break-out space – Book Launch by Professor Elizabeth Malcolm A History of the Dublin Metropolitan Police and its Colonial Legacy Anastasia Dukova followed by a strategy ISAANZ AGM meeting. All Welcome. 7.00pm Conference Dinner Ayers House, North Tce
Conference Papers- Day Two Thursday 1 December When Event Information Room 1 1 Event Information Room 2 Level 1 8.30am Coffee break-out space am Keynote Speaker Professor Melanie Oppenheimer, Flinders University 1916 and its aftermath: Áine Ceannt, the Irish White Cross and Voluntary Action Chair Dr Stephanie James Dr Dianne Hall Good soldiers: Irish republican women in Australia 1924/5 Chair Susan Arthure Peter Burke Irish resistance to conscription in New Zealand in WWII – the untold story Jennifer McLaren Irish planters and merchants in the British Caribbean, Dr Evan Smith Between Devolution and National Liberation: The Communist Party of Great Britain and the Question’, 1949-1968 Coffee break-out space 11.45 Chair Dr Dymphna Lonergan Honorary Associate Professor Frances Odoriferous Odyssey: The writing of smell in James Joyce's fiction Chair Professor David Fitzpatrick Simon O’Reilley St. Patrick’s Day in South Australia Matteo Binasco The people are well disposed, and most of them are Irish." The Holy See's perception of Irish emigration to New Zealand in the second half of the nineteenth century Professor Elizabeth Malcolm The Irish and Australia’s ‘Unnecessary Wars’ in Africa and China, 1885-1902 Lunch break-out space Chair Eamonn McNamara Dr Val Noone Response to Easter 1916 by Nicholas O’Donnell ‘the leader of the Irish people in Australia’ Chair Peter Burke Dr Brad and Kathryn Patterson ‘Thus the old warriors go out, some to die in the hospitals, others in the benevolent institutions, and some in the asylum…’: Discharged Irish soldiers as settlers in colonial New Zealand. – Coffee break-out space Book Launch by Professor Elizabeth Malcolm A History of the Dublin Metropolitan Police and its Colonial Legacy Anastasia Dukova ISAANZ AGM followed by a strategy meeting. All Welcome. 7.00pm Conference Dinner Ayers House, North Tce