
Lorna Moloney
University College Cork
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Biography
Lorna is currently completing a PhD at NUI Galway titled 'Conquered lands: the anglicisation of MacNamaras Clare c.1259-1603 under the supervision of Professor Steven Ellis.
Lorna is the co-ordinator of Ancestral Connections: Names, Places and Spaces, a new summer school in Genealogy at UCC, Cork.
She is the educational project manager of IARC - the Irish Ancestry Research Centre, currently based at 58 O'Connell Street, Limerick City.
Lorna is the co-ordinator of Ancestral Connections: Names, Places and Spaces, a new summer school in Genealogy at UCC, Cork.
She is the educational project manager of IARC - the Irish Ancestry Research Centre, currently based at 58 O'Connell Street, Limerick City.
Industry Expertise
Education/Learning
Areas of Expertise
Navigating Online Irish Genealogy Sources
Accomplishments
IARC Project
2010-01-01
Successfully managed IARC within Educational Project Manager role.
Education
University of Limerick
B.A. Arts Degree in HPSS
History, Politics & Social studies
2002
NUI Galway
Doctorate
Medieval History
Lorna is currently completing her PhD under the supervision of Professor Steven Ellis. It is titled 'Conquered lands: the Anglicisation of MacNamaras Clare c.1259-1603.
Heritage Council of Ireland
Certificate
Historic Landscape Characterisaton
2012
I.P.C.R.A.
Certificate
Conservation & Collection Care
2009
Course in Conservation and Collection Care, held at Collins Barrack's, National Museum, Dublin.
Institute of Commercial Management London
Diploma in Project Management
Project Management
2008
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Sample Talks
Navigating Irish Genealogy Sources Online
Using online genealogy sources to traverse the world of Irish genealogy.