Conference Papers - Day Friday 2 December When Event Information Event Information Room 1 Level 1 Room 2 Level 1 8.30am Coffee break-out space Keynote Speaker Dr Maggie Ivanova, Flinders Imposture and Replay: Joseph a.m University Plunkett and Strindberg’s in Dublin, Easter 1916 Chair Robin Sullivan Chair Associate Professor Robert Phiddian 10.15am Dr Gillian Dooley Iris Murdoch’s Irish Novel The Associate Professor Malcolm Campbell Red and the Green to the European Community’: ‘Distasteful bigotry in Britain’s Pacific Empire During the First World War Professor Anders Ahlqvist The Names of the Dr Hawk Chang Re-evaluating Lady Gregory in Celtic Languages Modern Irish Literature: A Feminist Ethics Study Coffee Chair Janine McEgan Honorary Associate Professor Frances Dr Stephanie James The Evolution of Adelaide’s Devlin-Glass Irish National Association 1918-1950: from Jennifer Liston Saving Grace: Re-Imagining, security threat to cultural force. and Rescuing Grainne Mhaol, a Sixteenth-Century Irish Pirate Queen Ruth Macklin pine for ceremony”: Dr Anastasia Dukova “The Irish Volunteer” in “[W]e Ritual and Redress in Seamus Heaney’s Poetry Queensland: Police and the War Effort, Lunch Chair Dr Gillian Dooley Chair Susan Arthure John Mannion From Connemara to Pekina Dr Pamela O’Neill Behind Every Great Man: commemorating Maria Charlotte Plunkett Dr Kevin Molloy different worlds”: Dr Philip Bull Revolution and civil war: “Two post-war Irish Migration to Australia, experience of a Wexford country house 1947-1969 Irish lawyers in the colonies: Runaway Nun’ Peter Moore Dr Anne Cunningham ‘A 3.15pm Defining the indefinable Coffee Goodbyes, Slán Abhaile (safe home)
Conference Papers - Day Friday 2 December When Event Information Room 1 Level 1 Event Information Room 2 Level 1 8.30am Coffee break-out space a.m Keynote Speaker Dr Maggie Ivanova, Flinders University Imposture and Replay: Joseph Plunkett and Strindberg’s Easter in Dublin, 1916 10.15am Chair Robin Sullivan Dr Gillian Dooley Iris Murdoch’s Irish Novel The Red and the Green Chair Associate Professor Robert Phiddian Associate Professor Malcolm Campbell ‘Distasteful to the European Community’: bigotry in Britain’s Pacific Empire During the First World War Professor Anders Ahlqvist The Names of the Celtic Languages Dr Hawk Chang Re-evaluating Lady Gregory in Modern Irish Literature: A Feminist Ethics Study Coffee Chair Janine McEgan Dr Stephanie James The Evolution of Adelaide’s Irish National Association 1918-1950: from security threat to cultural force. Honorary Associate Professor Frances Devlin-Glass Jennifer Liston Saving Grace: Re-Imagining, and Rescuing Grainne Mhaol, a Sixteenth-Century Irish Pirate Queen Dr Anastasia Dukova “The Irish Volunteer” in Queensland: Police and the War Effort, Ruth Macklin “[W]e pine for ceremony”: Ritual and Redress in Seamus Heaney’s Poetry Lunch Chair Dr Gillian Dooley John Mannion From Connemara to Pekina Chair Susan Arthure Dr Pamela O’Neill Behind Every Great Man: commemorating Maria Charlotte Plunkett Dr Kevin Molloy “Two different worlds”: post-war Irish Migration to Australia, 1947-1969 Dr Philip Bull Revolution and civil war: experience of a Wexford country house Peter Moore Irish lawyers in the colonies: Defining the indefinable Dr Anne Cunningham ‘A Runaway Nun’ 3.15pm Coffee Goodbyes, Slán Abhaile (safe home)
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