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Day 1: Wednesday 15 June
| Conference Welcome and Plenary Papers |
| Location: Aula Maxima, UCC |
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Conference Welcome
Civil Wars and the Making of Europe's Twentieth-Century (22:15 - 1:01:51)
Opening Address
Opening Address (1:56:31 - 2:37:56)
"The War in Spain" : European civil wars, 1917-47 through the prism of Spain (2:40:04 - 3:32:00)
Civil War: Ancient Fears, Contemporary Realities (3:33:50 - 4:24:37)
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| Panel A: The Irish Civil War and Global Comparisons |
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| Panel C: The View from America |
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Wednesday | Afternoon Session 1 | Boole 4
| Panel B: Great Britain and Her Empire |
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| Panel D: Imperial Implications |
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Day 2: Thursday 16 June
The second day of the conference showcased short paper responses to the conference call for papers. These 20-minute papers were presented in 80-minute panel sessions, comprised of established academics, emerging scholars and specialist speakers addressing multiple aspects of the Civil War. The short-paper parallel sessions were steamed live and recorded using UCC's Panopto cloud video platform. While the quality is not as professional as the Day 1 or Day 4 proceedings in the Aula Maxima, the recordings nonetheless provide a valuable record of the thirty, eighty-minute sessions on multiple aspects of the history and legacy of the Irish Civil War.
Thursday | Morning Session 1 | 9:30 - 10:50
| Panel E: Party Politics |
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| Panel F: The Southern Loyalist Experience |
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| Panel G: Truce Troubles |
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Thursday | Morning Session 2 | 11:10 - 12:30
| Panel H: Beyond 2022: the destruction and virtual reconstruction of the Public Records Office of Ireland |
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| Panel I: Agrarian Unrest |
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| Panel J: Class and Labour Militancy |
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| Panel J1: Propaganda and Memory |
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Thursday | Afternoon Session 1 | 14:00 - 15:20
| Panel K: Crossing Borders |
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| Panel L: Civil War Archaeology and Material Culture |
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| Panel M: Civil War Lives |
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Day 3: Friday 17 June
The third day of the conference offered more short paper responses to the conference call for papers. These 20-minute papers were presented in 80-minute panel sessions, comprised of established academics, emerging scholars and specialist speakers addressing multiple aspects of the Civil War. The short-paper parallel sessions were steamed live and recorded using UCC's Panopto cloud video platform. While the quality is not as professional as the Day 1 or Day 4 proceedings in the Aula Maxima, the recordings nonetheless provide a valuable record of the thirty, eighty-minute sessions on multiple aspects of the history and legacy of the Irish Civil War.
Friday | Morning Session 1 | 9:20 - 10:40
| Panel N: Republican Women Activists |
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| Panel O: Remembering and Memorialising |
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| Panel P: Internees |
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| Panel Q: Politics and Ideology |
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Friday | Morning Session 2 | 11:10 - 12:30
| Panel R: Ordinary Lives Trauma and Memory |
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| Panel S: Gendered Violence |
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| Panel T: Gender and Moral Formations |
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| Panel U: War, Fighting and The National Army |
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Friday | Afternoon Session 1 | 13:50 鈥 15:10
| Panel V: Messaging, Media and Propaganda |
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| Panel W: The IRA and its Strategies |
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| Panel X: Roads Not Taken |
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| Panel Y: Cycles of Violence |
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Friday | Afternoon Session 2 | 15:30 鈥 16:50
| Panel Z: The Military Service Pensions Collection |
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| Panel A1: The War in the Localities |
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| Panel B1: Cultural Implications |
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| Panel C1: Battlefields |
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Day 4: Saturday 18 June
The final day was organised as a series of nine 鈥榩lenary panels鈥 running in parallel, with each session lasting 75 minutes. The first recording features the five moderated panels recorded in the Aula Maxima, examining the themes of Politics, Trauma, Partition, Disorder and Faith.
| Panel 1: Politics |
| Time Signiture: 0:5:41 - 1:13:12 |
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| Panel 3: Trauma |
| Time Signiture: 1:24:23 - 2:50-38 |
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| Panel 5: Partition |
| Time Signiture: 3:59:40 - 5:19:39 |
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| Panel 7: Disorder |
| Time Signiture: 5:30:10 - 6:39:57 |
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| Panel 9: Faith |
| Time Signiture: 6:49:13 - 7:58:04 |
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| Conference Close |
| Time Signiture: 7:58:04 - 8:15:39 |
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The second recording features the four moderated panels recorded in Boole 4, examining the themes of Labour, Diplomacy, Gender and Memory.
| Panel 2: Labour |
| Time Signiture: 0:01:09 - 1:18:47 |
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| Panel 4: Diplomacy |
| Time Signiture: 1:26:48 - 2:45:27 |
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| Panel 8: Gender |
| Time Signiture: 5:25:28 - 6:38:38 |
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| Panel 10: Memory |
| Time Signiture: 6:45:46 -7:53:31 |
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