Dr. Roisin McLaughlin

School of Celtic Studies

Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies

Dr. Suzanne Harkins

This 1-year IRCHSS project is designed to facilitate the preparation of my doctoral dissertation for publication. The fellowship provides an opportunity to maximise the impact of my research findings in terms of academic publishing, as well as disseminating the findings for wider benefit, on the topics

Dr Karol Mullaney-Dignam

Objectives

The objectives of this postdoctoral research project are:

• to identify and catalogue the music collections of selected country houses in Ireland;
• to interpret the historical context within which these collections were assembl

Candice E. Condon and Timothy D. Ritchie ( University of Limerick )

Abstract

Theories of transactive memory and memory conformity predicted that memory conformity among dyads varies as a function of each individual’s familiarity with the other, and their own interpersonal trust. We examined the extent to which

Cian O’ Callaghan ( National University of Ireland Maynooth )

The inevitable collapse of the Irish property market in late 2008 has left its mark in the form of empty houses, abandoned retail parks, and half built estates; fragments of developments that now stand as unfinished or unoccupied shells of what they were p

Sandra Walsh (NUI Maynooth)

The policy context

The new public health agenda, as set out in the Ottawa Charter, has opened up public health to a wide range of actors. Across government agendas, and in particular those that address the local scale, we are seeing an increased blurring o

Andrea Gibbons (NUIG)

Aims and Objectives

This doctoral research examines psychological issues related to beliefs about breast cancer, distress following the diagnosis of breast cancer, and the effectiveness of a psychological intervention to reduce distress in women receiving breast cancer treatment.