Maddock Research Fellowships

These fellowships support scholars to undertake short-term research visits of up to one month using the collections of Marsh’s Library in Dublin, Ireland.

Marsh’s Library in Dublin, Ireland, houses collections of books and manuscripts relating to the late Renaissance and early Enlightenment periods.

Maddock Research Fellowships are available annually to support scholars to conduct research among the holdings of the library through short-term research visits.

The purpose of these fellowships is to encourage visits that will help integrate the library’s collections into contemporary scholarship. Applications may be made concerning any aspect of the collections, but proposals are particularly welcomed in the following areas:

• Early modern France, including the Huguenots and their diaspora.
• Female book owners and readers.
• Exile, asylum and refuge in early modern Europe.
• Any aspect of the holdings in the Benjamin Iveagh Library at Farmleigh House.