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Noted Famine Historian Finds 'Nothing Humorous' about Channel 4's Proposed Comedy 'Hungry' World-renowned Famine historian and Director of Ireland's Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University, Professor Christine Kinealy, has… Started by Ireland's Great Hunger Institute in Irish in the News	37	Jul 2, 2015 Reply by Alan Brown
How Does Art Contribute to the Conversation on the Great Famine? A recent installation of artworks by Orlagh Meegan-Gallagher at the Carrickmacross Workhouse, County Monaghan was featured on the Irish TV… Started by Ireland's Great Hunger Institute in Arts	3	Jan 25, 2015 Reply by John W. Hurley

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World-renowned Famine historian and Director of Ireland's Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University, Professor Christine Kinealy, has…

Started by Ireland's Great Hunger Institute in Irish in the News

Jul 2, 2015
Reply by Alan Brown

A recent installation of artworks by Orlagh Meegan-Gallagher at the Carrickmacross Workhouse, County Monaghan was featured on the Irish TV…

Started by Ireland's Great Hunger Institute in Arts

Jan 25, 2015
Reply by John W. Hurley

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