Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2011

Professor Lyons has published extensively on Franco-Irish relations and on Irish migration to continental Europe in the early modern period, as well as on various aspects of Irish history. Her paper is entitled - The Variegated Irishness of the Irish in seventeenth-century Europe.

His writings have been published in eight countries and in six languages. A prominent aspect of his research since the mid-1980s has been the development of perspectives on Irish history in a British context and on Ireland as one of the Tudor borderlands.

Professor James McGuire (UCD). The composition and representative character of the 1689 parliament.

Dr Gerald Power (Prague). Under mighty subjects - the lesser nobility of the English Pale, 1534 to 1566.

Eoin Kinsella (UCD). Colonel John Browne - Jacobite lawyer, soldier and entrepreneur.

Neil Johnston (UCD). The Restoration Land Settlement in microcosm - the Southwells of Kinsale and the Court of Claims.

Dr Tadgh O hAnnrachain (UCD). Violating and restoring the identity of the dead - Politics and dead bodies in the Aphorismical Discovery of Treasonable Faction.

Dr Patrick Walsh (TCD). Was St Patrick a Presbyterian. History, tradition and identity in Andrew Stewarts A Short Account of the Church of Christ in Ireland.

Joe Nunan (UCC). Podcast correction - The first slitting mill constructed and working in the English Midlands (not England) c.1623. The earliest slitting mill was introduced from what is now Belgium to England c.1590.

Dr Aoife Duignan - Clanricarde and the Royalist Cause in Connacht.