Lorna Moloney
University College Cork
Social
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
Institute of Commercial Management London
Diploma in Project Management
Project Management
2008
I.P.C.R.A.
Certificate
Conservation & Collection Care
2009
Course in Conservation and Collection Care, held at Collins Barrack's, National Museum, Dublin.
Heritage Council of Ireland
Certificate
Historic Landscape Characterisaton
2012
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.
University of Limerick
B.A. Arts Degree in HPSS
History, Politics & Social studies
2002
Sample Talks
Navigating Irish Genealogy Sources Online
Using online genealogy sources to traverse the world of Irish genealogy.
