MacGill Summer School 2026: The New World Disorder
The three-day forum, co-organized by the University of Notre Dame’s Keough-Naughton Institute, has become a premier space for discussing and hearing about new ideas on the island of Ireland.
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‘For and Against a United Ireland’ wins prestigious book prize, draws crowds on U.S. tour
The book, which was commissioned by ARINS (Analysing and Researching Ireland North and South), received the Christopher Ewart-Biggs Memorial Prize. The award recognizes work that encourages peace and reconciliation in Ireland. -
Keough-Naughton postdoc Robert O’Sullivan receives award for essay on 19th-century Ireland
O’Sullivan, a political and social historian, was recognized by the Society for the Study of Nineteenth-Century Ireland for an article he published in Irish Historical Studies. -
ARINS Programme Manager Susie Deedigan joins Young Academy Ireland
Young Academy Ireland is an all-island network of early-career researchers and innovators. Deedigan is one of 21 new members from Ireland and Northern Ireland who were selected through a competitive process launched by the Royal Irish Academy. -
Symposium in Australia explores indigeneity and the Age of Revolutions
Sydney, located in Gadigal Country, served as the venue for a Symposium on Indigeneity, Mobility, and the Age of Revolutions from June 3-6. -
Belfast conference honors legacy of Irish art historian S.B. Kennedy
More than 80 people gathered at the Ulster Museum and Queen’s University Belfast on May 22-23 for the conference “New Histories of Irish Art and Modernism.” -
KNI Undergraduate Researcher Spotlight: Peyton Marrone '25
Peyton Marrone is a senior undergraduate at Notre Dame majoring in Political Science with a double minor in Computing & Digital Technologies and Philosophy. She received a 2024 Visiting Summer Scholar Award from the Keough-Naughton Institute a...