(re)Imagining the future for Digital Arts and Humanities in Ireland [4th March, 2027, Save the Date]
📌 Save the date for a DARIAH-IE Networking Day hosting the UK-IE Digital Humanities Association’s Regional Meeting
📆 March 4th, 2027 | 📍 Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin | 🕰️ 10:30 – 16:00
Save the date for a national event bringing together practitioners, researchers and academics working in digital arts and digital humanities across Ireland.
Hosted by DARIAH-IE, Ireland’s national node of DARIAH the pan-European Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities, the day will also see the first meeting of the UK-Ireland Digital Humanities Association (UK-IE DHA) Regional Event Series.
This jointly organised event will bring together a broad range of stakeholders, reflecting the strength of collaboration between the DARIAH-IE infrastructure and the UK-IE DH Association.
The day is designed to:
- Introduce the affordances of engagement with DARIAH-IE and the UK-IE DHA
- Provide the opportunity to talk to – and hear from – colleagues across the island
- Share knowledge across HEIs
- Encourage participation in and engagement across DARIAH Working Groups and UK-IE DHA Community Interest Groups
- Invite discussions on training needs, collaborations and events
Whether you are new to digital arts and humanities or already active in the field, this is a chance to connect with colleagues from across the island and help shape the future of both DARIAH-IE and the UK-IE DHA.
Full programme and registration details to follow, provisional timelines below:
- October 20th, 2026 – Call for Papers and Provocations opens
- November 27th, 2026 – CfP closes
- December – Programme announced
- January 11th, 2026 – Registration opens
- February 11th, 2026 – Registration closes
A bursary call will also be announced in the coming months.
Keep an eye on our Event page for more info
For queries contact joan.y.murphy@tcd.ie or uk-ie.digitalhumanities@sas.ac.uk

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