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Titanic: Belfast Built | Ireland.com

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Welcome to the hometown of the Ship of Dreams

Expected expiration: June 24th in 2018
Creation date: June 24th in 2002
Renew date: May 28th in 2017
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Guia Irlanda - Uma ponte entre Brasil e a Ilha Esmeralda

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Guia Irlanda - Uma ponte entre Brasil e a Ilha Esmeralda

Expected expiration: March 23rd in 2018
Creation date: March 23rd in 2014
Renew date: April 6th in 2017
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QUB Centre for Public History – The Centre for Public History at Queen’s provides a lively hub for people engaged in researching, teaching, and practicing public history. It seeks to nurture excellent research, provide a forum for debate, and develop working dialogue between academics, practitioners, and the public around issues relating to the practice of history in the public sphere. Research associated with the Centre focuses on a wide range of national and global contexts, historical periods, and disciplines, while our location in Northern Ireland provides a unique environment in which to explore many key issues around public engagement with, and consumption of, the past.

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The Centre for Public History at Queen’s provides a lively hub for people engaged in researching, teaching, and practicing public history. It seeks to nurture excellent research, provide a forum for debate, and develop working dialogue between academics, practitioners, and the public around issues relating to the practice of history in the public sphere. Research associated with the Centre focuses on a wide range of national and global contexts, historical periods, and disciplines, while our location in Northern Ireland provides a unique environment in which to explore many key issues around public engagement with, and consumption of, the past.