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Research Radar – Peggy Regan

June 6, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Favourite form of procrastination?" "Another cup of tea."

Research Radar – Tim McMahon

April 25, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / 1 Comment

"I don’t know that I could have finished my doctoral dissertation if it weren’t for periodic trips to the batting cage."

Research Radar – Jim MacPherson

March 21, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"The great bell hooks was spot on when she talked about how her work focused on challenging the ‘imperialist white supremacist heteropatriarchy’ – and that’s a fine path to follow."

The “Limerick Girls”

March 18, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"What is most disappointing here is that these harmful stereotypes are being communicated and perpetuated by the very people who are supposed to be welcoming and supporting the newly arrived emigrants."

Research Radar – Audrey Walshe

March 14, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I think it is important to remember that feeling overwhelmed is normal."

Research Radar – Martina Hynan

February 21, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"We have the most innovative women artists here in Ireland, and I want to be part of bringing that rich history into the core of Irish Studies as a field."

Research Radar – Julie Guyot

January 24, 2022January 24, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Even though there is no scientific proof to back me up, I have always found that listening to classical music heightens my receptivity and creativity."

The Brothers Douglas

January 20, 2022 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Sometimes, as a way to re-envision the lived reality of the people we write about, I play a little game..."

Research Radar – Darragh Gannon

December 14, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I have to have tea/coffee on hand when I’m writing. It serves as a useful coping mechanism for when words are not appearing during the creative process."

Research Radar – Aileen Ruane

December 6, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / 1 Comment

"Everyone works on their conference papers right up till the day they present, especially on the voyage to the conference."

Prioritizing Propensities

December 3, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Invariably, I will ignore whatever outline I came up with earlier in the process."

Irish Studies x Food Studies

November 26, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Food is politics; knowledge of and access to it, and what constitutes 'healthy' or 'health-promoting' food, is a privilege beyond measure."

Research Radar – Carmen Mangion

November 15, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Pots of Darjeeling to keep me going. Also, lots of Cadbury milk chocolate. I have simple needs."

Game, Dataset, Match!

November 6, 2021November 6, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"So, what are we going to do with all those entries?  How are we going to analyse them?"

Research Radar – Giselle Gonzalez Garcia

October 11, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I listen to music, go for a long walk, or binge-watch Outlander on Netflix."

Archival Love

October 8, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"So, as a bit of Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend-filler, I thought I would make a completely subjective-and-not-at-all-scientific list..."

Reducing Costs or Occupational Therapy?

October 2, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"Some patients who exhibited very bad behaviour or who were 'excessively filthy in their habits' were sent to 'the Basement'."

Research Radar – Zan Cammack

September 27, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I have a long-standing crush on the Abbey Theatre Digital Archive at National University of Ireland, Galway. That’s normal, right?"

“You-Know-Who”

September 25, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I don’t think anyone in our project deserves to be made into a Voldemort."

Research Radar – Molly-Claire Gillett

September 23, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"PhD work can be lonely, and these tools helped me to combat that."

Research Radar – Gabrielle Machnik-Kekesi

September 20, 2021September 20, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"If I can avoid doing it on the computer, I do."

Archive Rituals

September 17, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"[D]oing archival research in Cuba prepared me for a global pandemic."

Briefly, on Dual Pandemics and Archives of Feelings

September 10, 2021 / gendermigrationmadness / Leave a comment

"I see the materials with which the team has engaged...as a repository of feelings and emotions."

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