Comments for The Society for the Study of Nineteenth-Century Ireland http://ssnci.com SSNCI Thu, 17 May 2012 13:41:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Contacts by ssnci http://ssnci.com/contacts/#comment-881 ssnci Thu, 17 May 2012 13:41:24 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?page_id=119#comment-881 Hi Michael, Thank you for your query. I am sorry it has taken me so long to reply - for some reason your post did not show up on my admin page. However, the conference proceedings from the 1995 conference were published under the title 'Gender Perspectives in Nineteenth-Century Ireland'. The details are available on our Publications page on the website. Hope that helps. Eadaoin Hi Michael,

Thank you for your query. I am sorry it has taken me so long to reply – for some reason your post did not show up on my admin page. However, the conference proceedings from the 1995 conference were published under the title ‘Gender Perspectives in Nineteenth-Century Ireland’. The details are available on our Publications page on the website.

Hope that helps.
Eadaoin

]]> Comment on SSNCI Annual Conference by Eadaoin Agnew http://ssnci.com/2012/02/ssnci-annual-conference/#comment-868 Eadaoin Agnew Thu, 10 May 2012 10:13:10 +0000 http://ssnci.com/?p=191#comment-868 Dear Suzanne, I am very sorry that you did not know about the conference. In order to be on the email subscriber lists you need to be a member of the society. Details on how to join are available on the website. Please let me know if you have any other questions. best, Eadaoin Dear Suzanne,

I am very sorry that you did not know about the conference. In order to be on the email subscriber lists you need to be a member of the society. Details on how to join are available on the website.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

best,
Eadaoin

]]> Comment on SSNCI Annual Conference by suzanne pegley http://ssnci.com/2012/02/ssnci-annual-conference/#comment-867 suzanne pegley Thu, 10 May 2012 09:34:55 +0000 http://ssnci.com/?p=191#comment-867 Please will you put me on your email/subscriber's list. I would have liked to submit a paper but just found out about the conference today 10th May. Please will you put me on your email/subscriber’s list. I would have liked to submit a paper but just found out about the conference today 10th May.

]]> Comment on Contacts by Michael Peters http://ssnci.com/contacts/#comment-633 Michael Peters Thu, 19 Jan 2012 12:57:33 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?page_id=119#comment-633 A chara I wish to enquire if papers are available on the 1995 conference Gender and Nineteenth-Century Ireland (1995) as I am completing my MA in Local History at U.L. and this period and subject are very relevant to my topic. mise le meas Michael Peters A chara
I wish to enquire if papers are available on the 1995 conference Gender and Nineteenth-Century Ireland (1995) as I am completing my MA in Local History at U.L. and this period and subject are very relevant to my topic.
mise le meas
Michael Peters

]]> Comment on ‘Science and Technology in Nineteenth-Century Ireland’, the new volume from the SSNCI is available now by ssnci http://ssnci.com/2011/03/science-and-technology-in-nineteenth-century-ireland-the-new-volume-from-the-ssnci-is-available-now/#comment-414 ssnci Fri, 28 Oct 2011 16:33:07 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?p=101#comment-414 Hi David, Good luck with your search. You may also wish to post your query on our facebook site. best wishes, SSNCI Hi David,

Good luck with your search. You may also wish to post your query on our facebook site.

best wishes,
SSNCI

]]> Comment on ‘Science and Technology in Nineteenth-Century Ireland’, the new volume from the SSNCI is available now by David Neary http://ssnci.com/2011/03/science-and-technology-in-nineteenth-century-ireland-the-new-volume-from-the-ssnci-is-available-now/#comment-407 David Neary Mon, 24 Oct 2011 15:21:54 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?p=101#comment-407 Recently in connection with Tours I give at Donnybrook Cemetery Ive become interested in 19th Century Irish scientific applications.To be specific research into the background of a family named Blythe,resulted in my discovering the following.The Father of the family(circa 1863) worked at the Dodder Chemical Works.He and his Wife married,had three children,all including the parents had died by 1872.Their address was at Sir John Rogersons Quay,where according to Thoms Directory there were at least three Chemical Works.Where can I find information about the Industrial condition of Dublin at the time?.-----------------It seems obvious that the demise of this family within a short time and at young ages was connected with the Father's occupation and place of residence. Im seeking information on the environmental conditions in Dublin at the time and what if any Factory regulations applied. I note the book title"Science and Technology in 19th Century Ireland" and will consult it.Best Wishes,David neary. Recently in connection with Tours I give at Donnybrook Cemetery Ive become interested in 19th Century Irish scientific applications.To be specific research into the background of a family named Blythe,resulted in my discovering the following.The Father of the family(circa 1863) worked at the Dodder Chemical Works.He and his Wife married,had three children,all including the parents had died by 1872.Their address was at Sir John Rogersons Quay,where according to Thoms Directory there were at least three Chemical Works.Where can I find information about the Industrial condition of Dublin at the time?.—————–It seems obvious that the demise of this family within a short time and at young ages was connected with the Father’s occupation and place of residence. Im seeking information on the environmental conditions in Dublin at the time and what if any Factory regulations applied. I note the book title”Science and Technology in 19th Century Ireland” and will consult it.Best Wishes,David neary.

]]> Comment on SSNCI 2008 Limerick Conference proceedings by Aaron Patteson http://ssnci.com/2010/07/ssnci-2008-limerick-conference-proceedings/#comment-326 Aaron Patteson Wed, 07 Sep 2011 10:19:04 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?p=75#comment-326 Admiring the time and effort you put into your website and in depth information you provide. It's great to come across a blog every once in a while that isn't the same out of date rehashed material. Great read! I've bookmarked your site and I'm adding your RSS feeds to my Google account. Admiring the time and effort you put into your website and in depth information you provide. It’s great to come across a blog every once in a while that isn’t the same out of date rehashed material. Great read! I’ve bookmarked your site and I’m adding your RSS feeds to my Google account.

]]> Comment on SSNCI 2011 Conference – Irish Elites in the Nineteenth Century by Suzanne Pegley http://ssnci.com/2010/09/ssnci-2011-conference-irish-elites-in-the-nineteenth-century/#comment-162 Suzanne Pegley Thu, 19 May 2011 11:17:11 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?p=85#comment-162 It appears I will not be able to attend the conference but I would very much like to know if subsequent to the conference there will be a publication? I was also wondering if I could have a copy of the conference catalogue with abstracts of the various papers. I would then be able to contact the speakers if their work is relevant to mine. I can send an abstract of my PhD proposal to you if this is of interest. I will certainly join the society. It appears I will not be able to attend the conference but I would very much like to know if subsequent to the conference there will be a publication? I was also wondering if I could have a copy of the conference catalogue with abstracts of the various papers. I would then be able to contact the speakers if their work is relevant to mine. I can send an abstract of my PhD proposal to you if this is of interest. I will certainly join the society.

]]> Comment on SSNCI 2011 Conference – Irish Elites in the Nineteenth Century by ssnci http://ssnci.com/2010/09/ssnci-2011-conference-irish-elites-in-the-nineteenth-century/#comment-127 ssnci Wed, 09 Mar 2011 10:53:26 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?p=85#comment-127 Hi Suzanne, The best way to hear about all our activities is to become a member of the society. Details of how to do this are included on this website. You will then be automatically added to our mailing list and will receive notifications and newsletters. Also, please do follow us on facebook and keep checking the website. And certainly feel free to come to the conference even if you are not giving a paper. best, Eadaoin Hi Suzanne,
The best way to hear about all our activities is to become a member of the society. Details of how to do this are included on this website. You will then be automatically added to our mailing list and will receive notifications and newsletters. Also, please do follow us on facebook and keep checking the website. And certainly feel free to come to the conference even if you are not giving a paper.
best,
Eadaoin

]]> Comment on SSNCI 2011 Conference – Irish Elites in the Nineteenth Century by Suzanne Pegley http://ssnci.com/2010/09/ssnci-2011-conference-irish-elites-in-the-nineteenth-century/#comment-118 Suzanne Pegley Wed, 23 Feb 2011 11:56:52 +0000 http://www.ssnci.com/?p=85#comment-118 I would be interested in having my email placed on your contact list. I only noticed your conference yesterday at the National Archives in Dublin rather too late to submit a paper. I am just beginning my PhD on the social networking of the power elites 1850-1880 at NUI Maynooth and would welcome a chance to be involved with the society. Can you let me know when and where seminars or meetings occur? Sincerely Suzanne Pegley I would be interested in having my email placed on your contact list. I only noticed your conference yesterday at the National Archives in Dublin rather too late to submit a paper. I am just beginning my PhD on the social networking of the power elites 1850-1880 at NUI Maynooth and would welcome a chance to be involved with the society. Can you let me know when and where seminars or meetings occur?
Sincerely
Suzanne Pegley

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