My professional experience includes work on the current 'Franciscan Faith: Sacred Art in Ireland, 1600-1750' exhibition as well as the permanent 'Medieval Ireland' exhibition, both at the National Museum of Ireland. Between 2004-2008, as an IRCHSS Research Fellow at the UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute, I carried out an important survey of medieval and early modern artefacts from existing mendicant houses in Ireland. See http://www.ucd.ie/mocleirigh/research/materialcultureofirishmendicantorders/. In December 2013 the Monastic Ireland project (Dr Rachel Moss, TCD, PI; Dr Edel Bhreathnach, Discovery Programme, PA; and myself as PA) received funding of €369,000 from the Irish Research Council for its three-year ‘Monastic Ireland: Landscape and Settlement’ research project under the Advanced Project Grant scheme (2013-16). The project's website was launched by Minister, Heather Humphreys T.D., Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht on 4 December 2014.
The project team organised an international Monastic Europe conference in August 2015, the proceedings of which are published by Brepols Publishers, 2019 (editors Edel Bhreathnach, Keith Smith, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton, http://www.brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503569796-1). This multidisciplinary project investigates the nature of medieval monasticism in Ireland and Europe, looking at its social, political, cultural and spiritual legacy. The Monastic Ireland project also has as an outreach element that provides information for educators, school children and tourists. See www.monastic.ie; http://research.ie/intro_slide/monastic-ireland-launch-irish-research-council-projects-resource-webs.
I am also interested in communicating the past into non-academic audiences through community engagement and a medium of theatre. A joint application with Dr Bernadette Cronin, Drama and Theatre Studies, UCC received funding of €9,680 from CACSSS for the Intersections: Culture and Creativity project. The project engages international creative artists and researchers who work on development of an original performance piece based on a fourteenth-century pilgrimage account through a series of workshops and outreach activities. A play titled 'Friars Walk' and based on that account was performed as part of Cork Midsummer Festival, 2015. See https://www.facebook.com/pages/Intersections/1452365125058185. A radio programme inspired by the performance was broadcast by UCC Campus Radio in September 2016 and RTÉ Lyric FM in December 2016; http://tinyurl.com/friarswalkseries; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eJi_vnl0Xk. In April 2017 I contributed to the Lyric FM programme 'Jerusalem Passion' that explored the theme of the Passion of Christ, elucidating universal themes of suffering and devotion; https://soundcloud.com/the-lyric-feature/sets/jerusalem-passion. The programme is on the list of finalists for the New York Festivals: World's Best Radio Programs, results to be announced on 18 June 2018; http://www.newyorkfestivals.com/radio/main.php?p=rp2018. In December 2017 I provided a historical contribution for the RTÉ Lyric FM five-part series on the theme of medieval Christmas titled 'Christmas Postcards’; https://soundcloud.com/underground-of-happiness/christmas-postcard-clip-2. In recognition of my teaching I was awarded the UCC President's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2016/17.
I am currently working on a monograph titled Image and Identity: Franciscan Ideologies in Medieval Ireland which focuses on the formation and expression of Franciscan identities in medieval Irish texts, iconography and spatial divisions of their houses.
• History of medieval religious orders
• Cultural and religious history of the Franciscan Order
• Art and piety in the Middle Ages
• Form-of-life and identity
• Death and commemoration
• Gender and models of sanctity
• Sacred, liminal and transition spaces
• Irish liturgical silver in late medieval and early modern periods
• Illuminated manuscripts
• Iconography of the Man of Sorrows Related Interests
• Application of History outside of the academia
• Relevance of History to other disciplines
• Student employability
I am currently working towards producing a monograph on Franciscan cultural history in late medieval Ireland with a particular focus on piety, patronage and identity. Currently prepared papers deal with Franciscan image and identity, and with burials and devotions.
Recent peer-reviewed papers include
•‘Material culture of mendicant orders in medieval Ireland’, in M.M. de Cevins, ed., Marginalité, économie et christianisme. Les frères mendiants dans l’économie du sacré en Europe centrale (Rennes: Rennes University, 2018, 119-144, with Anne-Julie Lafaye): by utilising anthropological studies, the paper sets the seemingly opposing issues of poverty and materiality in a wider theoretical framework.
• 'Spaces of movement and meditation: Franciscan choirs in Ireland', in H. Morvan, ed., Which sources for the history of choir location in mendicant churches (13th-16th centuries)? (Rome: Ecole française de Rome, 2020, with Anne-Julie Lafaye, forthcoming): the paper discusses the position of a choir in Irish Franciscan churches, focusing on how the choir was related to the general division and organisation of ecclesiastical space, and how the choir expressed Franciscan ideals, both materially and symbolically.
• 'The cross of death and life: Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland' , in P. Turner and J. Hawkes, The rood in medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 900-c.1500, Boydell and Brewer, 2020, forthcoming.
• ‘Prayer, penance and the Passion of Christ: The iconographic programme of the Franciscan friary at Ennis, Ireland’, Studies in Iconography, 37, 2016, 75-108; the paper sheds a new light on the popular late medieval image of the Man of Sorrows and places in within Franciscan textual tradition. It discusses the set of late fifteenth-century sculptural images as reflection of Franciscan ideologies and the turbulent events in the life of the O'Brien family.
• ‘Relics and riches: familiarising the unknown in a fourteenth-century pilgrimage account from Ireland’, in M. Boulton et al., ed., The art, literature and material culture of the medieval world. Transition, transformation and taxonomy, Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2015, 111-124: explores the role of real and imaginary Jerusalem as well as the process of naming new experiences.
• 'Inflamed with seraphic ardor: Franciscan learning and spirituality in the fourteenth-century Irish pilgrimage account’, Franciscan Studies, 70, 2012, 283-312; the paper deals with an understudied and the only pilgrimage account to survive from late medieval Ireland by analysing the role of international religious orders in the transmission of cultural ideas between Ireland, continental Europe and Islamic territories.
A more long-term project is based on my interest in Polish illuminated manuscripts, 800-1300. The research looks at manuscripts as witnesses to changes in the nature of cultural, ecclesiastical and political relationships between medieval Poland and the rest of Europe.
I am a co-editor of Monastic Europe: medieval communities, landscapes and settlement (Brepols: Turnhout, 2019) co-edited with Drs Edel Bhreathnach and Keith Smith.
Modules taught
HI1005 Pilgrims and Crusaders
HI2104 Special Research Project
HI2105 Case Studies in Research Skills
HI3200 Seminar: Society, Art and Religion in Late Medieval Ireland
HI3122 Ritual and Space in the Late Middle Ages
Hi6075 MA in History, Making History Public
HI6088 MA in Medieval History, Historical Contexts for Medievalists
HI6089 MA in Medieval History, Insular Encounters with the Wider World
HI6091 MA in Medieval History, Skills for Medieval Historians
Students’ achievements
2012: Jesse Harrington was an overall winner in the Historical Studies & Archaeology category of the Undergraduate Awards for his essay on ‘Conveying the Sacred: Expressions of sacred space and sacred time in the scheme of Ardmore cathedral’, completed for the third-year Hi3122 module; http://www.undergraduateawards.com/alumni/jess-harrington/.
2016: Richard Harrington has been identified as an outstanding academic at the international level by the Undergraduate Awards panel for his paper entitled ‘Books for the illiterate? The use of secular and religious images in the late Middle Ages’, submitted for the Hi3122 module. The work made to the top 10% of all submissions in the History category, after being assessed by a panel of academics from universities around the world.
2017: Natasha Dukelow and Martha Ewence received a joint inaugural Jennifer O'Reilly Memorial Prize awarded by the School of History for the best BA degree project in Medieval History. Their award winning dissertations supervised by Dr D’Aughton were completed for the third-year Hi3200 seminar on Monastic Ireland co-taught with Dr Damian Bracken. Martha Ewence’s work on ‘The Friars Minor in Ireland and the expression of the vow of poverty’ explores how mendicant orders in Ireland expressed their vow of poverty, while obtaining donations. It examines how the tension between poverty and property in the Franciscan Order brought about divisions and criticisms of their way of life. Natasha Dukelow in her study on ‘The portrayal of women in Franciscan literature’ examines representations of women in Franciscan literature from the images of the Virgin Mary to Mary Magdalene, a repentant prostitute. She considers such portrayal as reflection of the society’s prevailing attitudes and prime concerns relating to women.
2019: Ana Harrington received the Jennifer O'Reilly Memorial Prize in Medieval History for her seminar dissertation titled ‘Preaching the Fourth Lateran Council. Communion and confession in the Franciscan Liber Exemplorum’ and Maeve Towey received the J.J. Lee History Prize. Meave's seminar dissertation focused on ‘Franciscan identity in the poetry of Philip Bocht Ó hUiginn’.
2019: Natasha Dukelow received Excellence Scholarship to conduct her doctoral research on late medieval preaching and society in Ireland.
2010: Andrew Neville (jointly supervised with Dr Diarmuid Scully) received the Jennifer O'Reilly Memorial Prize in Medieval History for his individual research project that asked a question 'Does the portrayal of Reginald fitzUrse show a demonic influence in the murder of Thomas Becket ?
Innovation in teaching
In recognition of my teaching I was awarded the UCC President's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2016-17. All my courses, apart from the first-years involve visits to Special Collections, where students learn about this unique repository and get to work on primary evidence. Hi3122 and Hi3200 modules involve field trips, when students are taken on a walking tour of medieval Cork as well as a visit to a working Franciscan friary where they can see the ideals of monasticism they study in practice. Hi6091: Skills for Medieval Historians, MA in Medieval History, a new module developed by Dr Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D’Aughton, School of History, UCC and Ms Elaine Harrington, Special Collections Librarian, UCC, introduced in 2016-17. The principal aim of the Hi6091 module is to combine the skills of a historian with transferable skills in order to enhance students' employability and increase their awareness of potential careers within and outside of the academia. That aim is achieved through the design and creation of the online exhibition presented as a series of blog posts written by the students, see http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/. During the course the students apply their research and skills of historical analysis and interpretation to the writing of history for a wider public. Through seminars and practical exercises, the students are guided by Elaine Harrington to engage with practical issues of copyright restrictions, digital presence, object handling and photography. They also discuss possibilities of marketing and publicity for their online project with Peter Finnegan of Blackstone Launchpad. As the exhibition is a group effort, the students learn about the importance of soft skills of communication, negotiation, collaboration, team work and meeting deadlines. Feedback from the students has been very positive, both in relation to appreciation of the public outcome of their research, the practical aspect of the work as well as in relation to developing professional and personal skills. The exhibition titled ‘The Book of Kells: Images and Text’ was lunched online on 26 May 2017 on the UCC Library’s River-side portal. In 2019 MA in Medieval History students completed an online exhibition titled ‘The Luttrell Psalter: knighthood, hospitality and piety’, http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/2019/01/14/the-luttrell-psalter-knighthood-hospitality-and-piety-introduction/ ; within the first week of its launch the exhibition received over 1200 impressions and 182 visits registered on Twitter, over 70 likes on History Facebook page. Hi6091: Skills for Medieval Historians, MA in Medieval History. Part of the course is given to work placements specifically designed for the students interested in Medieval History: UCC Special Collections, CELT Corpus of Electronic Texts and Cork Public Museum. All work placements have a public dimension where students’ work is made available to wider audiences either electronically or via exhibition.
Collaboration
2017: ‘Women, Place and Space’, organiser of the CACSSS masterclass that explored the presence of women in physical and ideological spaces across a chronological and geographical span. With contributions from scholars working in the areas of Gender and Women’s Studies (Catherine Lawless, Trinity College Dublin), History (Finola Doyle-O’Neill), Art History (Panayota Volti, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense; Mary Healy), Study of Religions (Lidia Guzy), Theatre Studies (Marie Kelly), Classics (Catherine Ware) and Applied Social Studies (Caitríona Ní Laoire).
2017: Co-organiser of the masterclass in the Discovery Programme. As part of the Hi6091 skills-based module, MA in Medieval History, UCC History postgraduates are introduced to cross-disciplinary research and working with postgraduates from other institutions.
2016: Organiser and contributor to the postgraduate masterclass ‘Encountering the Other: Travel, Transition and Transformation’. The class formed part of PG7004 Master Class Module 2015-2016, Contemporary Theoretical Paradigms in the Humanities and Social Sciences, Graduate School, College of Arts, Celtic Studies Social Science, https://www.ucc.ie/en/cacsss/grads/news/fullstory-621318-en.html.
2015: I organised Applied History Symposium, held in UCC, Conference Room, North Wing. A symposium involved the speakers with experience in the areas of heritage, education, career guidance, outreach, business and diplomacy. The symposium provided new and refreshing ways of looking at how we teach history and how essential history is to the creative economy with an important message that Ireland has the potential to lead the world in technology-enhanced experiences of history and heritage.
Biography
I was born in Lublin, Poland, where I studied at KUL University. Later I obtained my MA and PhD from University College Cork. My doctoral dissertation focused on a ninth-century Irish-influenced manuscript found in Cracow, Poland. I specialise in the cultural and religious history of the Middle Ages. I have worked on Irish illuminated manuscripts and manuscripts in Polish libraries. My current research focuses on the cultural history of Irish mendicant orders. I have taught on various aspects of medieval culture, both in Ireland and Poland.My professional experience includes work on the current 'Franciscan Faith: Sacred Art in Ireland, 1600-1750' exhibition as well as the permanent 'Medieval Ireland' exhibition, both at the National Museum of Ireland. Between 2004-2008, as an IRCHSS Research Fellow at the UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute, I carried out an important survey of medieval and early modern artefacts from existing mendicant houses in Ireland. See http://www.ucd.ie/mocleirigh/research/materialcultureofirishmendicantorders/. In December 2013 the Monastic Ireland project (Dr Rachel Moss, TCD, PI; Dr Edel Bhreathnach, Discovery Programme, PA; and myself as PA) received funding of €369,000 from the Irish Research Council for its three-year ‘Monastic Ireland: Landscape and Settlement’ research project under the Advanced Project Grant scheme (2013-16). The project's website was launched by Minister, Heather Humphreys T.D., Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht on 4 December 2014.
The project team organised an international Monastic Europe conference in August 2015, the proceedings of which are published by Brepols Publishers, 2019 (editors Edel Bhreathnach, Keith Smith, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton, http://www.brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503569796-1). This multidisciplinary project investigates the nature of medieval monasticism in Ireland and Europe, looking at its social, political, cultural and spiritual legacy. The Monastic Ireland project also has as an outreach element that provides information for educators, school children and tourists. See www.monastic.ie; http://research.ie/intro_slide/monastic-ireland-launch-irish-research-council-projects-resource-webs.
I am also interested in communicating the past into non-academic audiences through community engagement and a medium of theatre. A joint application with Dr Bernadette Cronin, Drama and Theatre Studies, UCC received funding of €9,680 from CACSSS for the Intersections: Culture and Creativity project. The project engages international creative artists and researchers who work on development of an original performance piece based on a fourteenth-century pilgrimage account through a series of workshops and outreach activities. A play titled 'Friars Walk' and based on that account was performed as part of Cork Midsummer Festival, 2015. See https://www.facebook.com/pages/Intersections/1452365125058185. A radio programme inspired by the performance was broadcast by UCC Campus Radio in September 2016 and RTÉ Lyric FM in December 2016; http://tinyurl.com/friarswalkseries; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eJi_vnl0Xk. In April 2017 I contributed to the Lyric FM programme 'Jerusalem Passion' that explored the theme of the Passion of Christ, elucidating universal themes of suffering and devotion; https://soundcloud.com/the-lyric-feature/sets/jerusalem-passion. The programme is on the list of finalists for the New York Festivals: World's Best Radio Programs, results to be announced on 18 June 2018; http://www.newyorkfestivals.com/radio/main.php?p=rp2018. In December 2017 I provided a historical contribution for the RTÉ Lyric FM five-part series on the theme of medieval Christmas titled 'Christmas Postcards’; https://soundcloud.com/underground-of-happiness/christmas-postcard-clip-2. In recognition of my teaching I was awarded the UCC President's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2016/17.
I am currently working on a monograph titled Image and Identity: Franciscan Ideologies in Medieval Ireland which focuses on the formation and expression of Franciscan identities in medieval Irish texts, iconography and spatial divisions of their houses.
Research Interests
Research Interests• History of medieval religious orders
• Cultural and religious history of the Franciscan Order
• Art and piety in the Middle Ages
• Form-of-life and identity
• Death and commemoration
• Gender and models of sanctity
• Sacred, liminal and transition spaces
• Irish liturgical silver in late medieval and early modern periods
• Illuminated manuscripts
• Iconography of the Man of Sorrows Related Interests
• Application of History outside of the academia
• Relevance of History to other disciplines
• Student employability
I am currently working towards producing a monograph on Franciscan cultural history in late medieval Ireland with a particular focus on piety, patronage and identity. Currently prepared papers deal with Franciscan image and identity, and with burials and devotions.
Recent peer-reviewed papers include
•‘Material culture of mendicant orders in medieval Ireland’, in M.M. de Cevins, ed., Marginalité, économie et christianisme. Les frères mendiants dans l’économie du sacré en Europe centrale (Rennes: Rennes University, 2018, 119-144, with Anne-Julie Lafaye): by utilising anthropological studies, the paper sets the seemingly opposing issues of poverty and materiality in a wider theoretical framework.
• 'Spaces of movement and meditation: Franciscan choirs in Ireland', in H. Morvan, ed., Which sources for the history of choir location in mendicant churches (13th-16th centuries)? (Rome: Ecole française de Rome, 2020, with Anne-Julie Lafaye, forthcoming): the paper discusses the position of a choir in Irish Franciscan churches, focusing on how the choir was related to the general division and organisation of ecclesiastical space, and how the choir expressed Franciscan ideals, both materially and symbolically.
• 'The cross of death and life: Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland' , in P. Turner and J. Hawkes, The rood in medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 900-c.1500, Boydell and Brewer, 2020, forthcoming.
• ‘Prayer, penance and the Passion of Christ: The iconographic programme of the Franciscan friary at Ennis, Ireland’, Studies in Iconography, 37, 2016, 75-108; the paper sheds a new light on the popular late medieval image of the Man of Sorrows and places in within Franciscan textual tradition. It discusses the set of late fifteenth-century sculptural images as reflection of Franciscan ideologies and the turbulent events in the life of the O'Brien family.
• ‘Relics and riches: familiarising the unknown in a fourteenth-century pilgrimage account from Ireland’, in M. Boulton et al., ed., The art, literature and material culture of the medieval world. Transition, transformation and taxonomy, Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2015, 111-124: explores the role of real and imaginary Jerusalem as well as the process of naming new experiences.
• 'Inflamed with seraphic ardor: Franciscan learning and spirituality in the fourteenth-century Irish pilgrimage account’, Franciscan Studies, 70, 2012, 283-312; the paper deals with an understudied and the only pilgrimage account to survive from late medieval Ireland by analysing the role of international religious orders in the transmission of cultural ideas between Ireland, continental Europe and Islamic territories.
A more long-term project is based on my interest in Polish illuminated manuscripts, 800-1300. The research looks at manuscripts as witnesses to changes in the nature of cultural, ecclesiastical and political relationships between medieval Poland and the rest of Europe.
I am a co-editor of Monastic Europe: medieval communities, landscapes and settlement (Brepols: Turnhout, 2019) co-edited with Drs Edel Bhreathnach and Keith Smith.
Research Grants
| Project | Funding Body | Start Date | End Date | Award | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intersections: Culture and Creativity | UCC Strategic Research Fund | 01-OCT-14 | 30-SEP-15 | €9,680.00 | |
| Government of Ireland Postgraduate Fellowship 2017; Anne-Julie Lafaye; "Spiritual Infrastructure, Space and Society: the Augustinian Friars in Late Medieval Ireland"; GOIPD/2017/1323; Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton | Irish Research Council | 01-OCT-17 | 22-NOV-20 | €128,803.00 | |
| Material Culture of the Irish Mendicant Orders | Irish Research Council | 01-MAR-06 | 01-MAR-08 | €220,000.00 | |
| Monastic Ireland: Landscape and Settlement | Irish Research Council | 01-MAR-14 | 31-AUG-16 | €369,000.00 | |
| Post-Doctoral IRCHSS Fellowship | Irish Research Council | 01-JAN-02 | 01-JAN-04 |
Publications
Books
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2019) | Monastic Europe: medieval communities, landscapes and settlement. Edel Bhreathnach, Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D’Aughton, Keith Smith, ed. (2019) Monastic Europe: medieval communities, landscapes and settlement. Turnhout: Brepols. [Details] |
Book Chapters
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2020) | ''Spaces of movement and meditation: Franciscan choirs in Ireland'' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton with Anne-Julie Lafaye (2020) ''Spaces of movement and meditation: Franciscan choirs in Ireland'' In: H. Morvan (eds). Which sources for the history of choir location in mendicant churches (13th-16th centuries)?. Rome: Ecole française de Rome. [Details] | |
| (2018) | '‘Material culture of mendicant orders in medieval Ireland’' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton and Anne-Julie Lafaye (2018) '‘Material culture of mendicant orders in medieval Ireland’' In: M.M. de Cevins and L. Viallet (eds). Marginalité, économie et christianisme. Les frères mendiants dans l’économie du sacré en Europe centrale. Rennes: Rennes University. [Details] | |
| (2011) | 'A gemmarium for the recognition of precious stones in the Cracow, Chapter Library, MS 140: a study on the unity of exegetical themes' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2011) 'A gemmarium for the recognition of precious stones in the Cracow, Chapter Library, MS 140: a study on the unity of exegetical themes' In: E. Mullins and D. Scully (eds). Listen, O Isles, unto me. Studies in medieval word and image in honour of Jennifer O'Reilly. Cork: Cork University Press. [Details] | |
| (2011) | 'Catalogue (with contributions from Raghnall Ó Floinn and Mailan Doquang)' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2011) 'Catalogue (with contributions from Raghnall Ó Floinn and Mailan Doquang)' In: R. Ó Floinn (eds). Franciscan faith: sacred art in Ireland, AD 1600-1750. Dublin: National Museum of Ireland & Wordwell. [Details] | |
| (2011) | 'Me fieri fecit: Franciscan chalices 1600-1650' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2011) 'Me fieri fecit: Franciscan chalices 1600-1650' In: R. Ó Floinn (eds). Franciscan faith: sacred art in Ireland, AD 1600-1750. Dublin: National Museum of Ireland. [Details] | |
| (2009) | 'Chalices have wings' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2009) 'Chalices have wings' In: J. Fenwick (eds). Lost and found II. Rediscovering Ireland's past. Dublin: Wordwell. [Details] | |
| (2009) | 'Franciscan chalices, 1600-1650' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2009) 'Franciscan chalices, 1600-1650' In: E. Bhreathnach, J. McCafferty, J. McMahon OFM (eds). The Irish Franciscans 1534-1990. Dublin: Four Courts Press. [Details] |
Peer Reviewed Journals
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2016) | 'Prayer, penance and the Passion of Christ: The iconographic programme of the Franciscan friary at Ennis, Ireland' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2016) 'Prayer, penance and the Passion of Christ: The iconographic programme of the Franciscan friary at Ennis, Ireland'. Studies in Iconography, 37 :75-108 [Details] | |
| (2012) | 'Inflamed with seraphic ardor: Franciscan learning and spirituality in the fourteenth-century Irish pilgrimage account' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2012) 'Inflamed with seraphic ardor: Franciscan learning and spirituality in the fourteenth-century Irish pilgrimage account'. Franciscan Studies, 70 :283-312 [Details] | |
| (2003) | 'A homily on the epiphany in the Catechesis Cracoviensis and the four epiphanies on Irish high crosses' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2003) 'A homily on the epiphany in the Catechesis Cracoviensis and the four epiphanies on Irish high crosses'. Peritia, 17-18 :471-494 [Details] | |
| (2003) | 'Icons in manuscript art: a study on Irish and Anglo-Saxon manuscripts (7th-9th centuries)' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2003) 'Icons in manuscript art: a study on Irish and Anglo-Saxon manuscripts (7th-9th centuries)'. Roczniki Humanistyczne [Annals of Arts], 51 :265-286 [Details] | |
| (2002) | 'Christ as the visible image of the invisible God: decoration of the In principio initials in early Insular manuscripts' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2002) 'Christ as the visible image of the invisible God: decoration of the In principio initials in early Insular manuscripts'. Word & Image, 18 :105-122 [Details] | |
| (2000) | 'The four-symbols page in the Cracow Cathedral Library MS 140 (43): an image of unity' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2000) 'The four-symbols page in the Cracow Cathedral Library MS 140 (43): an image of unity'. Peritia, 14 :323-341 [Details] |
Other Journals
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2008) | 'Piety, patrons and prints: Franciscan altar plate' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2008) 'Piety, patrons and prints: Franciscan altar plate' History Ireland, 16 :34-37. [Details] | |
| (2004) | 'The Kells market cross and the epiphany cycle reconsidered' Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2004) 'The Kells market cross and the epiphany cycle reconsidered' Archaeology Ireland, 17 :16-20. [Details] |
Conference Publications
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2020) | The rood in Medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 900-c.1500 Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2020) The cross of death and life: Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland . In: P. Turner and J. Hawkes eds. The rood in Medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 900-c.1500 [Details] | |
| (2015) | The art, literature and material culture of the medieval world. Transition, transformation and taxonomy Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2015) Relics and riches: familiarising the unknown in a fourteenth-century pilgrimage account from Ireland . In: M. Boulton, J. Hawkes and M. Herman eds. The art, literature and material culture of the medieval world. Transition, transformation and taxonomy , pp.111-124 [Details] | |
| (2008) | Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Materiały z sesji naukowej Kraków, 6 listopad 2007 [The origins of Cracow's spiritual culture. Conference proceedings, Cracow, 6 November 2007] Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2008) 'Praedicationes: słowo i obraz' . In: Urban, J eds. Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Materiały z sesji naukowej Kraków, 6 listopad 2007 [The origins of Cracow's spiritual culture. Conference proceedings, Cracow, 6 November 2007] , 11-JUN-07 , pp.78-89 [Details] |
Book Reviews
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2019) | Review of Constant J. Mews and Anna Welch, ed., Poverty and devotion in mendicant cultures, 1200–1450 (London: Routledge, 2016) and Sally J. Cornelison, Nirit Ben-Aryeh Debby and Peter Howard, ed., Mendicant cultures in the medieval and early modern world. Word, deed, and image (Turnhout: Brepols, 2016), in The Journal of Medieval Monastic Studies 8, 2019. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2019) Review of Constant J. Mews and Anna Welch, ed., Poverty and devotion in mendicant cultures, 1200–1450 (London: Routledge, 2016) and Sally J. Cornelison, Nirit Ben-Aryeh Debby and Peter Howard, ed., Mendicant cultures in the medieval and early modern world. Word, deed, and image (Turnhout: Brepols, 2016), in The Journal of Medieval Monastic Studies 8, 2019. Book Reviews [Details] | |
| (2018) | Review of Rachel Moss, Felicity O'Mahony and Jane Maxwell, editors, An Insular Odyssey. Manuscript Culture in Early Christian Ireland and Beyond, Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2017. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2018) Review of Rachel Moss, Felicity O'Mahony and Jane Maxwell, editors, An Insular Odyssey. Manuscript Culture in Early Christian Ireland and Beyond, Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2017. Book Reviews [Details] |
Exhibition
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2008) | Franciscan Faith exhibition. Michael Kenny, Raghnall O'Floinn, Edel Bhreathnach (2008) Franciscan Faith exhibition. Exhibitions [Details] | |
| (2002) | Medieval Ireland exhibition. Raghall O Floinn, Andrew Halpin, Cathy Johnson, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2002) Medieval Ireland exhibition. National Museum of Ireland: Exhibitions [Details] |
Encyclopedia Entries
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2015) | 'Simon Semeonis', in in Brendan Leehy and Salvador Ryan, eds, Treasures of Irish Christianity, vol. 3., Dublin: Veritas. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2015) 'Simon Semeonis', in in Brendan Leehy and Salvador Ryan, eds, Treasures of Irish Christianity, vol. 3., Dublin: Veritas. Dublin:Veritas. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | Liber evangeliorum - St Emmeram's Evangeliary. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2007) Liber evangeliorum - St Emmeram's Evangeliary. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | 'Praedicationes', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2007) 'Praedicationes', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | 'Glossa super Leviticum', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2007) 'Glossa super Leviticum', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | 'Epistolare', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2007) 'Epistolare', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | 'Homeliae et lectiones', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. and Ryś, G.; (2007) 'Homeliae et lectiones', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | 'Summa super titulos decretalium compilata a magistro Godfrido de Trano', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2007) 'Summa super titulos decretalium compilata a magistro Godfrido de Trano', in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2003) | 'Illuminated manuscripts', in B. Lawlor, The encyclopedia of Ireland. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2003) 'Illuminated manuscripts', in B. Lawlor, The encyclopedia of Ireland. Dublin:Gill & Macmillan. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2003) | 'THe Book of Kells', in B. Lawlor, The encyclopedia of Ireland. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2003) 'THe Book of Kells', in B. Lawlor, The encyclopedia of Ireland. Dublin:Gill & Macmillan. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] | |
| (2007) | 'Azo, Summa super novem libris Codicis et quatuor institutionum', in in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2007) 'Azo, Summa super novem libris Codicis et quatuor institutionum', in in G. Rys, Źródła kultury duchowej Krakowa. Kraków:Archiwum i Biblioteka Krakowskiej Kapituly Katedralnej. Encyclopedia Entries. [Details] |
Invited Lectures
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2015) | ‘Patronage and piety: Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland. M. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2015) ‘Patronage and piety: Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland. UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Seminars 2014-15: Invited Lectures [Details] |
Invited Seminars
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2015) | Monastic Ireland project. E. Bhreathnach and M. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2015) Monastic Ireland project. Invited Seminars [Details] |
Performances
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2015) | Friars Walk. M.D'Aughton, M. Wilkins, D. Dwyer, N. Kavanagh, C. Poulter (2015) Friars Walk. Performances [Details] |
Review Articles
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2015) | Review of Griffin Murray, The Cross of Cong. A masterpiece of medieval Irish art, Irish Academic Press, 2014. M.Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2015) Review of Griffin Murray, The Cross of Cong. A masterpiece of medieval Irish art, Irish Academic Press, 2014. Review Articles [Details] |
Radio Documentary
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2017) | Christmas Postcards/ RTE Lyric FM. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (historical contribution), Connor O’Toole (radio), Mark D’Aughton (actor), Mark Wilkins (musician) (2017) Christmas Postcards/ RTE Lyric FM. Radio Documentary [Details] | |
| (2017) | Jerusalem Passion/ RTE Lyric FM. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (historical contribution), Connor O’Toole (radio), Mark D’Aughton (actor), Mark Wilkins (musician) (2017) Jerusalem Passion/ RTE Lyric FM. Radio Documentary [Details] | |
| (2016) | Friars Walk/ RTE Lyric FM. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (historical contribution), Connor O’Toole (radio), Mark D’Aughton (actor), Mark Wilkins (musician) (2016) Friars Walk/ RTE Lyric FM. Lyric FM: Radio Documentary [Details] |
Unpublished Reports
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2008) | Material Culture of Mendicant Orders in Ireland. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2008) Material Culture of Mendicant Orders in Ireland. Unpublished Reports [Details] | |
| (2008) | ‘Material culture of the mendicant orders in Ireland’ (Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute, University College Dublin, 2008). Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2008) ‘Material culture of the mendicant orders in Ireland’ (Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute, University College Dublin, 2008). Unpublished Reports [Details] |
Web Page
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2014) | Monastic Ireland website, http://www.monastic.ie/. Edel Bhreathnach, Rachel Moss, Annejulie Lafaye, Keith Smith, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2014) Monastic Ireland website, http://www.monastic.ie/. Web Page [DOI] [Details] | |
| (2008) | Material Culture of Mendicant Orders website, http://www.ucd.ie/mocleirigh/research/materialcultureofirishmendicantorders/. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, Colman O'Clabaigh, John McCafferty (2008) Material Culture of Mendicant Orders website, http://www.ucd.ie/mocleirigh/research/materialcultureofirishmendicantorders/. Web Page [DOI] [Details] |
Reviews
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2014) | Review of Envisioning Christ on the cross: Ireland and the early medieval West, Juliet Mullins, Jenifer Ní Ghrádaigh & Richard Hawtree, editors, Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2013. Irish Historical Studies (2014) Review of Envisioning Christ on the cross: Ireland and the early medieval West, Juliet Mullins, Jenifer Ní Ghrádaigh & Richard Hawtree, editors, Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2013. Reviews [Details] |
Radio Performance
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2016) | Friars Walk/ UCC Campus Radio. Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (historical contribution), Connor O’Toole (radio), Mark D’Aughton (actor), Mark Wilkins (musician) (2016) Friars Walk/ UCC Campus Radio. Cork Campus Radio, funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland: Radio Performance [Details] |
Professional Activities
Honours and Awards
| Year | Title | Awarding Body | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | CACSSS Research Support Fund | CACSSS | |
| 2018 | CACSSS Research Support Fund | CACSSS | |
| 2017 | CACSSS Research Support Fund | CACSSS Research Support Fund | |
| 2017 | President's Award for Excellence in Teaching | UCC President and PFH Technology Group | |
| 2017 | School of History Research Fund | School of History Research Fund | |
| 2016 | CACSSS Research Support Fund | College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences | |
| 2016 | CACSSS Publication Fund | College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences | |
| 2015 | School of History Research Fund | School of History | |
| 2014 | Creative Practice Support Fund | College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Scinces | |
| 2014 | School of History Research Fund | School of History | |
| 2013 | Monastic Ireland: Landscape and Settlement | Irish Research Council | |
| 2013 | School of History Research Fund | School of History | |
| 2012 | Monastic Ireland Project | Department of Arts, Heritage & the Gaeltacht and Fáilte Ireland | |
| 2012 | School of History Research Fund | School of History | |
| 2011 | School of History Research Fund | UCC School of History | |
| 2010 | Heritage Council: Heritage Education, Community & Outreach | Heritage Council | |
| 2010 | CACSSS Grant for the Organization of Workshops | UCC CACSSS Research Committee | |
| 2010 | School of History Research Fund | UCC School of History | |
| 2006 | Post-Doctoral IRCHSS Fellowship | IRCHSS | |
| 2006 | Royal Irish Academy Travel Award | Royal Irish Academy | |
| 2003 | Royal Irish Academy Travel Award | Royal Irish Academy | |
| 2003 | Royal Irish Academy Travel Award | Royal Irish Academy | |
| 2003 | Royal Irish Academy Travel Award | Royal Irish Academy |
Professional Associations
| Association | Function | From / To | |
|---|---|---|---|
| European Network on the Instruments of Devotion | Member | / | |
| Monastic Ireland Project | Member & contributor | / | |
| Society for the Study of the Church Interior | Member | / | |
| MARGEC programme: Marginality, Economy and Christianity. The Material Running of Mendicant Friaries in Central Europe (c.1220-c.1550) | External Member | / |
Conference Contributions
| Year | Publication | |
|---|---|---|
| (2019) | 'The Observant friars in Ireland: between piety, obedience and ambition', Observance et société: entre normalisation et repression (XVe-XVIe siècles) symposium, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, Anne Julie Lafaye (2019) Part of the international Observing the Observance project, Ecole française, Rome. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], 'The Observant friars in Ireland: between piety, obedience and ambition', Observance et société: entre normalisation et repression (XVe-XVIe siècles) symposium, L'École française de Rome . [Details] | |
| (2019) | ‘Friars’ walk: from Ireland to Jerusalem in the fourteenth century’, Encountering the sacred: the archaeology and heritage of pilgrimage conference, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2019) Speakers include Prof. Ruth Van Dyke (Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University), Prof. Robin Coningham (UNESCO Chair in Archaeological Ethics and Practice in Cultural Heritage, Department of Archaeology, Durham University), Lee Clare (German Archaeological Institute, Berlin), Frank Coyne (Aegis Archaeology), Robert Hensey (independent researcher), Pat Holland (independent researcher), Drs Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D’Aughton (UCC), Louise Nugent (MIC), Tomás Ó Carragáin (Department of Archaeology, UCC), Colman Ó Clabaigh (Glenstal Abbey). [Invited Lectures (Conference)], ‘Friars’ walk: from Ireland to Jerusalem in the fourteenth century’, Encountering the sacred: the archaeology and heritage of pilgrimage conference, Printworks Conference Centre, Dublin Castle, Dublin . [Details] | |
| (2019) | ‘Destruction and divine providence: some thoughts on the meaning of Franciscan material culture in post-Dissolution Ireland', ENID workshop, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2019) Speakers include ENID members (European Network on the Instruments of Devotion): Professors Rob Faesen (KUL Leuven), Salvador Ryan (St Patrick’s College, Maynooth), Henrik von Achen (University of Bergen), Justin Kroesen (Museum of Bergen), Hennig Laugerud(University of Bergen), Drs Stephan Kuhn (University of Bergen), Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D’Aughton, Jacolin Wubs (Groningen University), Samantha Smith (Bergen Univseristy), Ewa Klekot (Warsaw University). [Invited Lectures (Conference)], ‘Destruction and divine providence: some thoughts on the meaning of Franciscan material culture in post-Dissolution Ireland', ENID workshop, Groningen University and Remonstrat Church, Groningen . [Details] | |
| (2019) | ‘Material matters’. CACSSS masterclass, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2019) CACSSS masterclass with papers and discussions on materiality, matter and meaning as well as our relationship to objects. [Invited Lectures (Workshops)], ‘Material matters’. CACSSS masterclass, UCC . [Details] | |
| (2018) | Space and Settlement in the Middle Ages, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton and Anne-Julie Lafaye (2018) 'Christianity and the Church. Space and Settlement IX. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], Space and Settlement in the Middle Ages, Trinity College Dublin . [Details] | |
| (2018) | ‘Object and identity: material expression of Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland’, All things considered… Material culture and memory conference, Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2018) Conference organised by UCC CASiLaC. [Oral Presentation], ‘Object and identity: material expression of Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland’, All things considered… Material culture and memory conference, UCC . [Details] | |
| (2017) | ‘Women, Place and Space’, Gender Studies (Catherine Lawless, Trinity College Dublin), History (Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, Finola Doyle-O’Neill), Art History (Panayota Volti, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense; Mary Healy), Study of Religions (Lidia Guzy), Theatre Studies (Marie Kelly), Classics (Catherine Ware) and Applied Social Studies (Caitríona Ní Laoire) (2017) CACSSS masterclass that explored the presence of women in physical and ideological spaces across a chronological and geographical span. [Oral Presentation], ‘Women, Place and Space’, University College Cork . [Details] | |
| (2016) | ‘Encountering the Other’, Debra Strickland (University of Glasgow, Art History), Amanullah de Sondy (UCC, Religious Studies), Diarmuid Scully and Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D'Aughton, (UCC, History), Silvia Ross (UCC, Italian), Piaras MacEinri (UCC, Geography) (2016) Organiser and contributor, masterclass dealing with medieval and modern phenomena of Othering and Otherness. [Oral Presentation], ‘Encountering the Other’, University College Cork , 17-MAR-16. [Details] | |
| (2016) | Quelles sources pour l’histoire de la position du chœur dans les églises mendiantes (XIIIe -XVIe siècle)? conference, Haude Morvan (Université de Bordeaux Montaigne), Anne-Julie Lafaye (Discovery Programme, Dublin), Malgorzata D’Aughton (UCC), Amélie Roger (Université de Lyon 2), Joanne Allen (American University, Washington D.C.), Michael Gromotka (Freie Universität, Berlin), Donal Cooper (University of Cambridge), Valeria Danesi (Università di Roma La Sapienza), Mercedes Pérez-Vidal (Università di Padova), Panayota Volti (Université de Paris Ouest) (2016) ‘Spaces of movement and meditation: Franciscan choirs in Ireland’. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], Quelles sources pour l’histoire de la position du chœur dans les églises mendiantes (XIIIe -XVIe siècle)? conference, École française de Rome , 03-NOV-16. [Details] | |
| (2016) | Friendship and community: Irish and Scottish monastic foundations and the origins of European and Polish Christianity, Brian Patrick McGuire (Roskilde University), Jerzy Strzelczyk (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan), Adam Krawiec (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan), Colmán Ó Clabaigh OSB (Glenstal Abbey), Marcus Losack (independent scholar), Ciaran O'Carroll (Irish College, Rome), Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton (UCC) (2016) ‘An Irish manuscript, c. 800 in Cracow’. [Oral Presentation], Friendship and community: Irish and Scottish monastic foundations and the origins of European and Polish Christianity, Glendalough , 15-OCT-16. [Details] | |
| (2016) | Monastic Europe: landscape and settlement conference, Rachel Moss (TCD), Elizabeth Valdez del Alamo (Montclair State University), Colmán Ó Clabaigh OSB (Glenstal Abbey) Christoph Keller (LVR - Amt für Bodendenkmalpflege im Rheinland), Karen Stöber (Universitat de Lleida), Edel Bhreathnach (Discovery Programme, Dublin), Dany Sandron (Université Paris Sorbonne), Finola O’Carroll (CRDS Ltd & The Irish Archaeological Field School, Trim), Tajana Pleše (Croatian Conservation Institute, Zagreb), Frederik Felskau (Independent Scholar), Johnny Jakobsen (University of Copenhagen), Nere Jone Intxaustegi Jauregi (University of the Basque Country, Bizkaia), Janet Burton (University of Wales, Trinity St David), Kimm Curran (University of Glasgow), Visa Immonen (University of Turku), Oana Toda (University of Alba Iulia), Alisdair Ross (University of Stirling), Alf Tore Hommedal (University of Bergen), Tracy Collins (2016) Plenary discussion and summary. [Oral Presentation], Monastic Europe: landscape and settlement conference, Ennis , 22-AUG-15 - 25-AUG-15. [Details] | |
| (2016) | The rood in medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 900-c.1500 conference, Jane Hawkes (York), Heidi Stoner (York), Meg Boulton (York), Kate Thomas (York), Sara Carreño López (Santiago de Compostela), Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D’Aughton (UCC), Julian Luxford (St Andrews), John Munns (Magdalene College, Cambridge), Philippa Turner (York), Lucy Wrapson (Hamilton Kerr Institute, Cambridge), Sara Cassell (University of East Anglia), Daniel Smith (University of Kent), Hollie Morgan (University of Lincoln) (2016) ‘The cross of death and life: Franciscan ideologies in late medieval Ireland’. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], The rood in medieval Britain and Ireland, c. 900-c.1500 conference, York University , 02-SEP-16 - 03-SEP-16. [Details] | |
| (2015) | Applied History Symposium, David Ryan (History, UCC), Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Treasures), Virginia Teehan (Cultural Programmes and Research Support, UCC), Danielle O’Donovan (Bridge 21, Trinity College Dublin), Finola Doyle-O'Neill (History, UCC), Edel Bhreathnach (CEO, Discovery Programme), Niamh NicGhabhann (MA in Festive Arts Programme, University of Limerick), Brian Donovan (Director, Eneclann), Mary McCarthy (Careers Advisor, UCC), Katherine McGarry (History, UCC) (2015) contributor. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], Applied History Symposium, University College Cork . [Details] | |
| (2015) | Monastic Ireland Round Table/ Module 2, A.J. Lafaye and M. Krasnodebska-D'Aughton (2015) The spread of the ‘new orders’ and their interface with local politics and social provision. [Oral Presentation], Monastic Ireland Round Table/ Module 2, Trinity College Dublin . [Details] | |
| (2014) | Leeds International Medieval Congress, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2014) 'Frames and thresholds: Franciscan friaries in Ireland and the imagery of transition spaces'. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], Leeds International Medieval Congress, Leeds, UK . [Details] | |
| (2014) | Beyond the Grave, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2014) ‘The art of dying: salvation, commemoration and Franciscan ideologies on late medieval Irish tombs’. [Oral Presentation], Beyond the Grave, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick , 25-APR-14 - 27-APR-14. [Details] | |
| (2013) | 8th ENID workshop, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2013) 'Imaging Jerusalem in a fourteenth-century Irish pilgrimage account'. [Oral Presentation], 8th ENID workshop, Vic, Barcelona , 17-APR-13 - 19-APR-13. [Details] | |
| (2012) | Transitions in the Medieval World, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2012) Pilgrimage as a cultural and intellectual experience: A fourteenth-century Franciscan travelogue from Ireland. [Oral Presentation], Transitions in the Medieval World, York University , 12-MAY-12 - 13-MAY-12. [Details] | |
| (2012) | Late Medieval Symposium (speaker and coorganiser), Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2012) Pilgrimage: Cultural and intellectual encounters. [Oral Presentation], Late Medieval Symposium (speaker and coorganiser), UCC, CACSSS , 23-MAR-12 - 23-MAR-12. [Details] | |
| (2012) | 5th Annual Donatus Mooney Seminar, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2012) Easter and the Eucharist: the iconographic programme of the Ennis Friary. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], 5th Annual Donatus Mooney Seminar, UCD School of History , 18-APR-12 - 18-APR-12. [Details] | |
| (2011) | 7th ENID workshop 'Affects and Effects - the Rhetorics of Belief', Barbara Baert, Marc Sureda, Henrik v. Achen, Ewa Klekot, Bert Daelemans, Hans Henrik Lohfert, Peter McGrail, Henning Laugerud, Rob Faesen; (2011) Easter liturgy and lay piety, reflections on an iconographic programme in Ennis friary. [Oral Presentation], 7th ENID workshop 'Affects and Effects - the Rhetorics of Belief', Rome, Irish College , 28-MAR-11 - 01-APR-11. [Details] | |
| (2011) | Ulster Society for Irish Historical Research, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2011) Poverty and property: a study on a 14th-century Irish pilgrimage account. [Invited Oral Presentation], Ulster Society for Irish Historical Research, Queen's University, Belfast , 07-APR-11 - 07-APR-11. [Details] | |
| (2011) | Art and Devotion in Medieval Ireland, Roscrea Conference, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. (2011) ‘Easter and the Eucharist: A study in Franciscan iconography’ & ‘Relics and pilgrims: pilgrimage as a cultural and religious experience’. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], Art and Devotion in Medieval Ireland, Roscrea Conference, Roscrea , 04-NOV-11 - 06-NOV-11. [Details] | |
| (2011) | Monastic Wales and Ireland, Edel Bhreathnach, Tadhg OKeeffe, Marie Therese Flanagan, Miriam Clyne, Diarmuid ORiain, Rachel Moss, Karen Stober, Janet Burton, Jane Cartwright, David Austin, Andrew Abram, Jemma Bezant; (2011) Workshop. [Other], Monastic Wales and Ireland, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Lampeter, Wales , 31-MAY-11 - 02-JUN-11. [Details] | |
| (2010) | Croch saithir: envisioning Christ on the Cross in the early medieval West, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M. and Bhreathnach, E.; (2010) Piety, pictures and the Passion of Christ: the iconographic programme of Ennis friary. [Invited Oral Presentation], Croch saithir: envisioning Christ on the Cross in the early medieval West, University College Cork , 29-MAR-10 - 30-MAR-10. [Details] | |
| (2010) | 3rd Annual Donatus Mooney Seminar, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2010) Franciscan spirituality in a 14th-century Irish travelogue. [Invited Oral Presentation], 3rd Annual Donatus Mooney Seminar, University College Dublin , 30-APR-10 - 30-APR-10. [Details] | |
| (2008) | European Network on the Instruments of Devotion Annual Workshop, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2008) Iconography of Franciscan altar plate in Ireland: artefacts as reflection of devotional practices. [Oral Presentation], European Network on the Instruments of Devotion Annual Workshop, St Patrick's College, Thurles , 15-JAN-08 - 15-JAN-08. [Details] | |
| (2008) | 1st Annual Donatus Mooney Seminar, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2008) The material culture of the mendicant orders in Ireland. [Oral Presentation], 1st Annual Donatus Mooney Seminar, University College Dublin , 25-APR-08 - 25-APR-08. [Details] | |
| (2007) | Youghal Celebrates History Conference, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2007) Franciscan altar plate in the first half of the seventeenth century. [Oral Presentation], Youghal Celebrates History Conference, Youghal , 29-SEP-07 - 30-SEP-07. [Details] | |
| (2007) | Louvain 400 Summer School, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2007) Franciscan altar plate. [Oral Presentation], Louvain 400 Summer School, Leuven , 01-MAY-07 - 01-MAY-07. [Details] | |
| (2006) | UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute Seminar, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2006) Material culture of the Irish Franciscan order. [Invited Oral Presentation], UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute Seminar, University College Dublin , 01-SEP-06 - 01-SEP-06. [Details] | |
| (2005) | UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute Seminar, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2005) The Cracow MS 140 (43) and its Irish background. [Invited Oral Presentation], UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute Seminar, University College Dublin , 01-DEC-05 - 01-DEC-05. [Details] | |
| (2004) | Irish Conference of Medievalists, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton; (2004) Irish high crosses and the four epiphanies. [Oral Presentation], Irish Conference of Medievalists, Kilkenny , 01-JUN-04 - 01-JUN-04. [Details] | |
| (2003) | UCC Medieval Seminar, Krasnodebska-D'Aughton, M.; (2003) The four epiphanies in Catechesis Cracoviensis. [Invited Oral Presentation], UCC Medieval Seminar, University College Cork , 01-DEC-03 - 01-DEC-03. [Details] |
Committees
| Committee | Function | From / To | |
|---|---|---|---|
| School of History Executive Management Committee | Member | 2019 / | |
| Digital Humanities Executive | Member | 2019 / | |
| School of History Graduate Studies Committee | Member | 2017 / | |
| School of History Teaching and Learning Committee | Member | 2017 / | |
| CACSSS Community Engagement Committee | Member | 2017 / | |
| CACSSS Community Engagement Committee | Member | 2016 / | |
| CACSSS Teaching and Learning Committe | Member | 2016 / 2016 | |
| School of History Graduate Studies Committee | Member | 2014 / 2017 | |
| School of History Research Committee | Secretary | 2010 / | |
| School of History Executive Management Committee | Member | 2010 / | |
| CACSSS First Year Experience Working Group | Member | 2013 / | |
| School of History Teaching and Learning Committee | Member | 2013 / |
Employment
| Employer | Position | From / To | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antiquities Division, National Museum of Ireland | Curatorial Researcher | 01-JAN-00 / 01-JAN-01 | |
| All Hallows College, Dublin | Lecturer | 01-SEP-99 / 30-JUN-00 | |
| Open University | Lecturer | 01-SEP-99 / 01-SEP-00 | |
| Department of History, University College Cork | Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, IRCHSS | 01-JAN-02 / 01-JAN-04 | |
| Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute for the Study of Irish History and Civilization, University College Dublin | Research Fellow | 01-MAR-04 / 01-MAR-08 | |
| School of History, University College Cork | Lecturer | 01-SEP-08 / |
Education
| Year | Institution | Qualification | Subject | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Melbourne University (on-line) | DIPLOMA | Palaeography | |
| 1999 | University College Cork | PHD | ||
| 1992 | University College Cork | MA | ||
| 1990 | Catholic University, Lublin (KUL), Poland | BA |
Outreach Activities
| Description | |
|---|---|
Heritage Week 2010. A joint application with Dr Edel Bhreathnach (Principal Investigator), UCD Ó Cléirigh Institute was awarded 10.000 euro by the Heritage Council to present a medieval text in a theatrical format, as part of a collaborative 'Bringing History to the People' project involving academics, artists, the Irish Franciscan Province and the youth groups. | |
September 2017: Co-organiser of the School of History CACSSS Community Engagement Week, http://engagement.ucc.ie/. | |
September 2017: Organiser of a public talk on the Honan Chapel, part of the School of History CACSSS Community Engagement Week, http://engagement.ucc.ie/event/public-talk-honan-chapel/. | |
September 2017: Student blogs on Special Collections launched as part of the Hi6091 skills-based MA in Medieval History work placement conducted in collaboration with Elaine Harrington, Special Collections, UCC; http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/2017/09/21/hi6091-work-placement-special-collections/. | |
May 2017: The online student exhibition titled ‘The Book of Kells: Images and Text’ launched online on 26 May 2017 on the UCC Library’s River-side portal as part of the Hi6091 skills-based MA in Medieval History module conducted in collaboration with Elaine Harrington, Special Collections, UCC; http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/2017/05/26/introduction-the-book-of-kells-student-exhibition-ma-in-medieval-history/. | |
May 2018: Launch of the website constructed by two MA in History students, Catherine Rooney and Fiachra McKermott, https://treasureballybranniganstrand.webnode.com/ as part of collaborative project conducted in conjunction with the CARL initiative and the local community. | |
April 2017: Academic/ historical contributor to the RTE Lyric FM programme ‘Jerusalem Passion’ that explored the theme of the Passion of Christ, elucidating universal themes of death and suffering; https://soundcloud.com/the-lyric-feature/sets/jerusalem-passion . The programme is on the list of finalists for the New York Festivals: World's Best Radio Programs, results to be announced on 18 June 2018; http://www.newyorkfestivals.com/radio/main.php?p=rp2018. | |
May 2017: A digital version of Simon Semeonis’ fourteenth-century pilgrimage account launched on CELT, part of the Hi6091 skills-based MA in Medieval History work placement conducted in collaboration with Beatrix Faber, CELT, UCC; https://celt.ucc.ie//published/T300002-001/index.html. | |
December 2017: Academic/ historical contributor to the RTÉ Lyric FM five-part series on the theme of medieval Christmas titled ‘Christmas Postcards’; https://soundcloud.com/underground-of-happiness/christmas-postcard-clip-2. | |
April 2017: academic contributor to 'Jerusalem Passion', radio programme produced by RTÉ Lyric FM. The five-part series explores the theme of the Passion of Christ, elucidating universal themes of suffering and devotion. Dramatic parts are played by Mark D'Aughton, with original music composed and performed by Mark Wilkins. The series was produced by Conor O'Toole, with direction by Chrissie Poulter, TCD and sound supervision by Kieran Hurley, UCC98.3FM. https://soundcloud.com/the-lyric-feature/sets/jerusalem-passion. | |
December 2016: academic contributor on 'Friars Walk', radio programme, RTÉ Lyric FM, December 2016. An artistic and academic response to the medievalpilgrimage text. Collaborators: Connor O’Toole (radio), Mark D’Aughton (actor), Mark Wilkins (musician). http://tinyurl.com/friarswalkseries; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eJi_vnl0Xk. | |
October 2015: ‘Refugee – more knowledge and less fear. Conversations on the current refugee crisis’, co-organised with Dr Bozena Cierlik with contributions from Prof. David Ryan (School of History), Prof. Siobhan Mullaly (Law Department), Dr Piaras McEinri (Migration Studies), Ms Gertrude Cotter (former CEO of Nasc, Friends of Refugees), University College Cork. | |
September 2016: academic contributor on 'Friars Walk', radio programme, UCC98.3FM. An artistic and academic response to the medieval pilgrimage text. Collaborators: Connor O’Toole (radio), Mark D’Aughton (actor), Mark Wilkins (musician). Funded by Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. http://tinyurl.com/friarswalkseries; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eJi_vnl0Xk | |
June 2015: coordinator and historical advisor on 'Friars Walk', a performance piece based on the fourteenth-century pilgrimage account from Ireland. The performance was part of 2015 Cork Midsummer Festival, see http://www.corkmidsummer.com/programme/event/friars-walk. | |
Heritage Week 2009: 'A journey with friars in medieval Ennis', joint talk with Dr Edel Bhreathnach, UCD, part of Heritage Week, Ennis, 30 August 2009.
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January-June 2015: 'Intersections: Culture and Creativity' project. A joint project with Dr Bernadette Cronin, UCC Drama and Theatre Studies was funded by UCC CACSSS Creative Practice Research Fund, 2014 to create a performance, and a series of exploratory workshops based on a medieval pilgrimage account. The project involved collaboration between academics, artists (Irish and non-Irish) as well as a community (Dominican friars) in exploring themes of travel, otherness and friendship. | |
School talks: Talks on medieval manuscripts given at the Cork Educate Together National School. | |
Public talks 2016, April: Conversations, Ennismore Dominican Retreat and Conference Centre, Cork. 2015, December: ‘The Man of Sorrows’, The Hunt Museum Lunchtime Talks, Limerick. 2014, November: Conversations, Ennismore Dominican Retreat and Conference Centre, Cork. 2012, January, 'Franciscan chalices', Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Crawford Art Gallery, Cork. 2011, April, 'Poverty and property: a study on a 14th-century Irish pilgrimage account', Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies, Belfast. Heritage Week 2009: ‘A journey with friars in medieval Ennis’, joint talk with Edel Bhreathnach, UCD. Heritage Week, Ennis, August 2009. 2008, April, 'Chalices have wings: Franciscan art and patronage', Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Dublin. 2007, November, 'Me fieri fecit: Franciscan chalices 1600-1650', National Museum of Ireland, Dublin. 2007, December, 'Material culture of Irish mendicant orders', NCAD MA in Visual Culture, Dublin. School talks: Talks on medieval life given at the Cork Educate Together National School and the Regina Mundi College, Cork, ongoing. |
Other Activities
| Description | |
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Visits Abroad (also see Awards) 2007, October, Index of Christian Art, Princeton University and Morgan Library, New York, consultation of and discussion on standards for cataloguing cultural objects. | |
Workshop Organisation/ Translating Europe's Cultural Heritage into the 21st Century - The Intellectual and Material Culture of the Religious Orders, 1150-1650, September 2010. International workshop sponsored by the UCC School of History and CACSSS. Joint organisers Dr Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton and Dr Jenifer Ní Ghrádaigh. | |
Workshop Organisation/ Medieval Monastic Studies in Ireland: A Re-apprisal, Discovery Programme, Dublin, September 2013. Joint organisers: Dr Edel Bhreathnach, Dr Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton and Dr Rachel Moss. | |
Workshop Organisation/ Late Medieval Symposium, March 2011, University College Cork, funded by UCD Mícheál Ó Cléirigh Institute, UCD Seed Funding Programme, Dublin Medieval Society and UCC School of History. Joint organisers: Dr Edel Bhreathnach and Dr Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton. | |
Project Associate on the three-year ‘Monastic Ireland: Landscape and Settlement’ research project funded by the Irish Research Council under the Advanced Project Grant scheme (2013-16). The research team includes Dr Rachel Moss, TCD (PI), Dr Edel Bhreathnach, Discovery Programme (PA), Dr Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton, UCC (PA), Dr Annejulie Lafaye, TCD (Post-doctoral Researcher), Dr Miriam Clyne, TCD (RA) and Dr Keith Smyth, TCD (RA). | |
Latin Bible: Text and Reception. The Latin Bible Project, completed, based in UCC the project was concerned with the text and reception of the Latin Bible in early Ireland, Britain and areas of Insular influence. Its objectives were to prepare digitised research tools and to publish and conduct a series of seminars. | |
Reviewer for select entries in Fintan O'Toole, A history of Ireland in 100 objects published by the Royal Irish Academy in 2013. |
Teaching Activities
Teaching Interests
My teaching is based on the application of the core skills of a historian including assessment of primary evidence and the critical analysis of sources in the traditional desk-based research as well as in the area of public history and digital technologies. From the first through to the third-year courses, I focus on the study of primary sources, while introducing the students to digital resources and various repositories (museum, library, archives) relevant to their study interest and encouraging them to take on the multifaceted and multi-disciplinary approach in their own studies. That is done with a view of training the students as historians while making them aware of different professional paths they make take after completing their studies.My teaching interests include medieval cultural and religious history, history of the medieval religious orders, form-of-life and identity, sacred and liminal spaces, Franciscan intellectual and cultural heritage, art and devotion, death and commemoration, gender and models of sanctity, application of History outside of the academia and students employability.Modules taught
HI1005 Pilgrims and Crusaders
HI2104 Special Research Project
HI2105 Case Studies in Research Skills
HI3200 Seminar: Society, Art and Religion in Late Medieval Ireland
HI3122 Ritual and Space in the Late Middle Ages
Hi6075 MA in History, Making History Public
HI6088 MA in Medieval History, Historical Contexts for Medievalists
HI6089 MA in Medieval History, Insular Encounters with the Wider World
HI6091 MA in Medieval History, Skills for Medieval Historians
Students’ achievements
2012: Jesse Harrington was an overall winner in the Historical Studies & Archaeology category of the Undergraduate Awards for his essay on ‘Conveying the Sacred: Expressions of sacred space and sacred time in the scheme of Ardmore cathedral’, completed for the third-year Hi3122 module; http://www.undergraduateawards.com/alumni/jess-harrington/.
2016: Richard Harrington has been identified as an outstanding academic at the international level by the Undergraduate Awards panel for his paper entitled ‘Books for the illiterate? The use of secular and religious images in the late Middle Ages’, submitted for the Hi3122 module. The work made to the top 10% of all submissions in the History category, after being assessed by a panel of academics from universities around the world.
2017: Natasha Dukelow and Martha Ewence received a joint inaugural Jennifer O'Reilly Memorial Prize awarded by the School of History for the best BA degree project in Medieval History. Their award winning dissertations supervised by Dr D’Aughton were completed for the third-year Hi3200 seminar on Monastic Ireland co-taught with Dr Damian Bracken. Martha Ewence’s work on ‘The Friars Minor in Ireland and the expression of the vow of poverty’ explores how mendicant orders in Ireland expressed their vow of poverty, while obtaining donations. It examines how the tension between poverty and property in the Franciscan Order brought about divisions and criticisms of their way of life. Natasha Dukelow in her study on ‘The portrayal of women in Franciscan literature’ examines representations of women in Franciscan literature from the images of the Virgin Mary to Mary Magdalene, a repentant prostitute. She considers such portrayal as reflection of the society’s prevailing attitudes and prime concerns relating to women.
2019: Ana Harrington received the Jennifer O'Reilly Memorial Prize in Medieval History for her seminar dissertation titled ‘Preaching the Fourth Lateran Council. Communion and confession in the Franciscan Liber Exemplorum’ and Maeve Towey received the J.J. Lee History Prize. Meave's seminar dissertation focused on ‘Franciscan identity in the poetry of Philip Bocht Ó hUiginn’.
2019: Natasha Dukelow received Excellence Scholarship to conduct her doctoral research on late medieval preaching and society in Ireland.
2010: Andrew Neville (jointly supervised with Dr Diarmuid Scully) received the Jennifer O'Reilly Memorial Prize in Medieval History for his individual research project that asked a question 'Does the portrayal of Reginald fitzUrse show a demonic influence in the murder of Thomas Becket ?
Innovation in teaching
In recognition of my teaching I was awarded the UCC President's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2016-17. All my courses, apart from the first-years involve visits to Special Collections, where students learn about this unique repository and get to work on primary evidence. Hi3122 and Hi3200 modules involve field trips, when students are taken on a walking tour of medieval Cork as well as a visit to a working Franciscan friary where they can see the ideals of monasticism they study in practice. Hi6091: Skills for Medieval Historians, MA in Medieval History, a new module developed by Dr Małgorzata Krasnodębska-D’Aughton, School of History, UCC and Ms Elaine Harrington, Special Collections Librarian, UCC, introduced in 2016-17. The principal aim of the Hi6091 module is to combine the skills of a historian with transferable skills in order to enhance students' employability and increase their awareness of potential careers within and outside of the academia. That aim is achieved through the design and creation of the online exhibition presented as a series of blog posts written by the students, see http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/. During the course the students apply their research and skills of historical analysis and interpretation to the writing of history for a wider public. Through seminars and practical exercises, the students are guided by Elaine Harrington to engage with practical issues of copyright restrictions, digital presence, object handling and photography. They also discuss possibilities of marketing and publicity for their online project with Peter Finnegan of Blackstone Launchpad. As the exhibition is a group effort, the students learn about the importance of soft skills of communication, negotiation, collaboration, team work and meeting deadlines. Feedback from the students has been very positive, both in relation to appreciation of the public outcome of their research, the practical aspect of the work as well as in relation to developing professional and personal skills. The exhibition titled ‘The Book of Kells: Images and Text’ was lunched online on 26 May 2017 on the UCC Library’s River-side portal. In 2019 MA in Medieval History students completed an online exhibition titled ‘The Luttrell Psalter: knighthood, hospitality and piety’, http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/2019/01/14/the-luttrell-psalter-knighthood-hospitality-and-piety-introduction/ ; within the first week of its launch the exhibition received over 1200 impressions and 182 visits registered on Twitter, over 70 likes on History Facebook page. Hi6091: Skills for Medieval Historians, MA in Medieval History. Part of the course is given to work placements specifically designed for the students interested in Medieval History: UCC Special Collections, CELT Corpus of Electronic Texts and Cork Public Museum. All work placements have a public dimension where students’ work is made available to wider audiences either electronically or via exhibition.
Collaboration
2017: ‘Women, Place and Space’, organiser of the CACSSS masterclass that explored the presence of women in physical and ideological spaces across a chronological and geographical span. With contributions from scholars working in the areas of Gender and Women’s Studies (Catherine Lawless, Trinity College Dublin), History (Finola Doyle-O’Neill), Art History (Panayota Volti, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense; Mary Healy), Study of Religions (Lidia Guzy), Theatre Studies (Marie Kelly), Classics (Catherine Ware) and Applied Social Studies (Caitríona Ní Laoire).
2017: Co-organiser of the masterclass in the Discovery Programme. As part of the Hi6091 skills-based module, MA in Medieval History, UCC History postgraduates are introduced to cross-disciplinary research and working with postgraduates from other institutions.
2016: Organiser and contributor to the postgraduate masterclass ‘Encountering the Other: Travel, Transition and Transformation’. The class formed part of PG7004 Master Class Module 2015-2016, Contemporary Theoretical Paradigms in the Humanities and Social Sciences, Graduate School, College of Arts, Celtic Studies Social Science, https://www.ucc.ie/en/cacsss/grads/news/fullstory-621318-en.html.
2015: I organised Applied History Symposium, held in UCC, Conference Room, North Wing. A symposium involved the speakers with experience in the areas of heritage, education, career guidance, outreach, business and diplomacy. The symposium provided new and refreshing ways of looking at how we teach history and how essential history is to the creative economy with an important message that Ireland has the potential to lead the world in technology-enhanced experiences of history and heritage.
Recent Postgraduates
| Graduation Year | Student Name | Institution | Degree Type | Thesis Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Natasha Dukelow | University College Cork | MA IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES | Mary: Mother, Virgin, Intercessor and Model. The Case of the Liber Exemplorum | |
| 2015 | Branden Bettger | University College Cork | Death and Marian devotion in late medieval Ireland | ||
| 2015 | Emma McCarthy | University College Cork | MA IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES | The representations of Saint Margaret of Antioch in medieval Ireland | |
| 2015 | Alan O'Rourke | University College Cork | Medieval churches of the Lee valley | ||
| 2013 | Katriona Burke | University College Cork | MA IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES | The cult of St Catherine of Alexandria in medieval Ireland | |
| 2013 | Jason Cadogan | University College Cork | MA IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES | Religious discourse in Franciscan texts, c. 1219-1350 | |
| 2012 | Terri Kearney | University College Cork | The Lough Hyne area through history | ||
| 2011 | Jacinta Clair | University College Cork | MA IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES | Irish book shrines: Politics and piety in medieval Ireland | |
| 2010 | Shane McAuliffe | University College Cork | MA IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES | The three Magi as the figures of wisdom: Studies in patristic and Hiberno-Latin exegesis | |
| 2010 | Celine O’Sullivan | University College Cork | Aspects of Franciscan Cork: From arrival to revival |
Modules Taught
| Term (ID)) | Title | Link | Subject | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Skills for Medieval Historians | HI6091 | Skills for Medieval Historians |
Research Information
Internal Collaborators
| Name | Institute | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virginia Teehan | UCC | IRELAND | |
| Dr Annejulie Lafaye | University College Cork | IRELAND |
External Collaborators
| Name | Organisation / Institute | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Marie-Madeleine de Cevins | Université Rennes | FRANCE | |
| Dr Keith Smith | Discovery Programme | IRELAND | |
| Dr Rachel Moss | TCD | IRELAND | |
| Dr Edel Bhreathnach | Discovery Programme | IRELAND |