History Talks in Dublin
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The Wrong Impressionist
📍 Hunting Room, Castletown House
£5.00

Café Teológico | Idade das Luzes ou das Trevas?
📍 St. Mary of the Angels, Capuchin Church
£2.05

Did Pubs Almost Kill Irish Literature? With Chris Morash
📍 Dublin 2
€17.07
FREERodolfo Walsh Across Borders
📍 Trinity Long Room Hub
FREEDublin and the 1926 Census
📍 Oak Room, Mansion House

ICLO-NLS Opening Event - Psychopathy & the Art of Psychoanalysis
📍 Carmelite Community Centre
£11.70
FREE‘We Entered History & Ignorance’: Derry in the 1940s
📍 Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again, Westmoreland Street, Dublin, D02 VR66

The History of Witch Hunts in Ireland
📍 The Sugar Club
€16.00 - €39.00
FREEThe Duke of Ormond, his Dutch Architects and the Royal Hospital Kilmainham
📍 The Wood Quay Venue
FREE‘Where the murdering cannons roar’
📍 National Library of Ireland

The Banshee in Irish Folklore: Folklore, history, gender and belief
📍 The Sugar Club
€16.00 - €39.00
FREEMalahide Castle – Fingal’s house of European culture
📍 Carnegie Arts Library North Street Swords
FREESelling Leisure: Urban Electrification in 20th Century Dublin
📍 The Substation

Using the Registry of Deeds wills collection for family history
📍 14 Henrietta Street
£0.00
FREEInvesting in Dublin: Tontines, Women, and Financial Life in 19th C Ireland
📍 Royal Irish Academy

Gothic: building castles in post-Union Ireland
📍 Irish Georgian Society
€13.88 - €16.53
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History Talks in Dublin — Guide
History talks in Dublin are a fascinating journey through time, where history enthusiasts and casual listeners alike can explore diverse eras and topics. These events often delve into local history, national narratives, or global events, offering insights from experts and engaging discussions that bring the past to life.
You can expect these talks to take place in various venues such as pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated lecture halls. They typically occur weekly or monthly, providing a steady stream of knowledge. Whether you're at an intimate basement club or a cozy pub, prepare for thought-provoking conversations that challenge your understanding of historical events and their impact on the present.