The document discusses several topics related to the plantation and legacy of plantation in Tyrone and Fermanagh, including: 1) Migration patterns from 1607-2007 and family migration histories of groups like the Fitzgeralds and Harveys. 2) Current research themes being explored including archaeology, material culture, the Bible, Gaelic architecture, maps and surveys, ecology, and sources on native Irish reaction. 3) Issues related to the plantation such as private profit versus public security, timber assets, gender, intermarriage, the frontier and points of contact/conflict, out migration as a safety valve, the variable ethnic makeup in local areas, adjustment to new land and economic systems, and Dublin as

1. Literature of Irish Exile, Autumn School ‘Moving Home: the legacy of Plantation in Tyrone and Fermanagh’

2. Migration in Irish History, 1607-2007

3. Goings and Comings 1607 (Ryan, 1958) 1613 (Luke, 1951)

4. What’s in a word – ‘plantation’

5. Timber assets

6. Private profit/public security

7. Family Migration History – Fitzgeralds & Harveys

9. Don’t forget the Welsh St David’s Day Dublin 1671 Seskinore - Perrymount

10. Understanding Ulster through family migration networks

11. Laboratory for Empire?

12. Post partition back projection

13. Who fears to speak of ’07?

14. The loss of the land

15. Breakdown in 1641

16. Commemoration - IID

17. The precedent –Sir Thomas Smith

18. Continuities with Medieval Ireland

19. 1606 (before 1607) as the beginning of modern Ulster

20. Creative writing

21. Ireland as part of a British Diaspora

23. Causeway Museums 5-6 November

25. And the issue of inter-marriage

26. Maps and surveys Kearns, Gerard; Andrews, John; Cronin, Nessa; Hennessy, Mark; Clayton, Daniel; Smyth, William J. 'Mapping Irish colonialism : a round-table' [Review article]. Journal of Historical Geography , 34:1 (2008), 138-66. Publisher: Academic Press. ISSN 03057488.

27. Ecology

29. Dublin as the hub of British settlement