Project News
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Marking 10 Years since the Irish Bank Guarantee at the Royal Irish Academy
Co-investigator Dr Muiris MacCarthaigh and the Apologies project team hosted an event at the Royal Irish Academy to mark the 10-year anniversary of the Irish government’s guarantee of the liabilities of all domestic banks – a controversial decision that turned private debt into sovereign debt and which had enormous implications … Continue reading “Marking 10 Years since the Irish Bank Guarantee at the Royal Irish Academy”
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Event at the Royal Irish Academy
The 29th September 2018 marks the 10-year anniversary of the Irish government’s guarantee of the liabilities of all domestic banks – a controversial decision that turned private debt into sovereign debt and which had enormous implications for Irish economic, political and social life. To coincide with this anniversary, the project … Continue reading “Event at the Royal Irish Academy”
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Project team present at Socio-Legal Studies Association conference at Bristol University
The project team convened two panels on ‘Apologies and the Past’ at this year’s Socio-Legal Studies Association conference at Bristol University. In the first, Dr Lauren Dempster presented on ‘Apology, Acknowledgement and the ‘Disappeared’ of Northern Ireland.’ Lauren was joined on the panel by QUB colleague Dr Kevin Hearty, who … Continue reading “Project team present at Socio-Legal Studies Association conference at Bristol University”
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Northern Ireland Assembly’s Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series
Principal Investigator, Kieran McEvoy, and Co-Investigator, Anna Bryson, recently presented on Apologies, Abuses, and Dealing with the Past to an audience of around 40 attendees in Stormont’s Long Gallery as part of the Assembly’s Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS). Read their policy briefing. This presentation introduced the project and presented … Continue reading “Northern Ireland Assembly’s Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series”