We’re one week away from the inaugural Celtic history conference, Win Lose or Draw which is taking place at Celtic Park on the 6th of June and it’s promising to be a bit of history in itself. There are more than 300 coming along (and there’s a really big waitlist too) to the event to hear from our speakers, including myself, Matthew Marr, Stephen Murray, Dr Joe Bradley and Dr Michael Connolly.
Matthew Marr and I joined Tino on the Celtic Exchange Podcast this week to talk about the event. There’s a link below. As I’m talking about the gendered historiography of Celtic’s publications, I expect there will be a bit of kickback around my topic of conversation (it’s already happening in the podcast comments) but I think broadening our history to hear from women too will make the history richer and more meaningful, adding to the fabulous historiography that’s already available. The women who took part in my research agree too. I hope you find the conversation interesting and if you’re coming along to the event be sure to say hello.
Here’s a link!
Margot McCuaig 