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| Personal Information | ||
| Name | Hay, Marnie | |
| Main Department | History | |
| College Title | Research Associate | |
| haym@tcd.ie | ||
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| Biography | |
| Born and raised in Winnipeg, a city on the Canadian prairies, I lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia for several years before moving to Ireland in 1998. I pursued a career in journalism and public relations in Canada and Ireland from 1989 to 2001 and then embarked on a new career as an academic. My research interests include: modern Irish history; Irish Studies; political and cultural history; nationalist movements; media history; the cultural revival in Ulster in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; Irish Quakers; youth culture; and Canadian Studies. | |
| Membership of Professional Institutions, Associations, Societies |
| Details | Date From | Date To |
| Irish Historical Society | ||
| Canadian Association for Irish Studies | ||
| Society for the Study of Nineteenth-Century Ireland | ||
| Irish Society for the Study of Children's Literature |
| Awards and Honours | |
| Award | Date |
| IRCHSS Government of Ireland Scholarship | 2003-4 |
| Ireland Fund of Canada Scholarship | 2002-3 |
| Albert Lovett Tutorial Scholarship, University College Dublin | 2001-3 |
| University College Dublin Open Postgraduate Scholarship | 2001-2 |
| Student of Distinction, University of Winnipeg | 1989-90 |
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| Research Interests | |||
| British History | Canadian History | Celtic Studies | Children's Literature |
| Cultural Activities | Cultural History | Journalism | Literary History |
| Modern History | Twentieth Century History |
| Research Projects | |
| Project title | Irish nationalism and youth, 1900-23 |
| Summary | This project explores the connection between Irish advanced nationalism and youth in the period 1900-23 within the context of European youth movements in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It will examine: 1) activities, organisations and propaganda aimed at youth and 2) contributions made to the nationalist movement by youth. |
| Funding Agency | Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences |
| Programme | Government of Ireland Post-doctoral Fellowship |
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| Date from | 1 Oct. 2007 |
| Date to | 2009 |
| Person Months | 24 |
| Publications |
| Peer Reviewed |
| An Irish nationalist adolescence: Na Fianna Éireann, 1909-23 in, editor(s)Catherine Cox and Susannah Riordan , Adolescence in Modern Irish History: innocence and experience, Basingstoke, Palgrave/Macmillan Press, [Marnie Hay] | |
| What did advanced nationalists tell Irish children in the early twentieth century? in, editor(s)Ciara Ní Bhroin and Patricia Kennon , What do we tell the children? , Cambridge, Cambridge Scholars Press, 2012, pp148 - 162, [Marnie Hay] | |
| Marnie Hay, Bulmer Hobson and the nationalist movement in twentieth-century Ireland, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2009, 272pp | |
| Marnie Hay, Kidnapped: Bulmer Hobson, the IRB and the 1916 Easter Rising, Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 35, (1), 2009, p53-60 | |
| Marnie Hay, The foundation and development of Na Fianna Éireann, 1909 - 16, Irish Historical Studies, 36, (141), 2008, p53-71 TARA - Full Text | |
| More Publications>>> | |
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