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Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: New Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Archives Collections now available online. “Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are delighted to have the collections of the La Touche Family, Joseph McGrath and Thomas Cullen digitised and published in the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI), an online archive for the preservation of Irish cultural heritage.”

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: New Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Archives Collections now available online. “Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are delighted to have the collections of the La Touche Family, Joseph McGrath and Thomas Cullen digitised and published in the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI), an online archive for the preservation of Irish cultural heritage.”

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: New Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Archives Collections now available online. “Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are delighted to have the collections of the La Touche Family, Joseph McGrath and Thomas Cullen digitised and published in the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI), an online archive for the preservation of Irish cultural heritage.”

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: New Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Archives Collections now available online. “Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are delighted to have the collections of the La Touche Family, Joseph McGrath and Thomas Cullen digitised and published in the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI), an online archive for the preservation of Irish cultural heritage.”

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: New Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Archives Collections now available online. “Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are delighted to have the collections of the La Touche Family, Joseph McGrath and Thomas Cullen digitised and published in the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI), an online archive for the preservation of Irish cultural heritage.”

Royal Irish Academy: The Butter Wrapper Collection. “The Butter Museum’s ‘butter wrapper’ collection showcases the array of wrappers that covered butter dairy produce, and date from the 1930s until around the 1980s. This collection highlights the evolution of butter packaging, featuring an array of vintage designs that reflect changing trends and cultural significance.”

Royal Irish Academy: The Butter Wrapper Collection. “The Butter Museum’s ‘butter wrapper’ collection showcases the array of wrappers that covered butter dairy produce, and date from the 1930s until around the 1980s. This collection highlights the evolution of butter packaging, featuring an array of vintage designs that reflect changing trends and cultural significance.”

Royal Irish Academy: The Butter Wrapper Collection. “The Butter Museum’s ‘butter wrapper’ collection showcases the array of wrappers that covered butter dairy produce, and date from the 1930s until around the 1980s. This collection highlights the evolution of butter packaging, featuring an array of vintage designs that reflect changing trends and cultural significance.”

Royal Irish Academy: The Butter Wrapper Collection. “The Butter Museum’s ‘butter wrapper’ collection showcases the array of wrappers that covered butter dairy produce, and date from the 1930s until around the 1980s. This collection highlights the evolution of butter packaging, featuring an array of vintage designs that reflect changing trends and cultural significance.”

Liverpool John Moores University: History students design new Liverpool Irish Centre Digital Archive. “Undergraduate History students at LJMU have helped to launch a new digital archive for the Liverpool Irish Centre. The project, developed in collaboration between the LJMU History Department and the centre, brings together photographs, videos, and other memorabilia from across six decades.”

Liverpool John Moores University: History students design new Liverpool Irish Centre Digital Archive. “Undergraduate History students at LJMU have helped to launch a new digital archive for the Liverpool Irish Centre. The project, developed in collaboration between the LJMU History Department and the centre, brings together photographs, videos, and other memorabilia from across six decades.”

Liverpool John Moores University: History students design new Liverpool Irish Centre Digital Archive. “Undergraduate History students at LJMU have helped to launch a new digital archive for the Liverpool Irish Centre. The project, developed in collaboration between the LJMU History Department and the centre, brings together photographs, videos, and other memorabilia from across six decades.”

Liverpool John Moores University: History students design new Liverpool Irish Centre Digital Archive. “Undergraduate History students at LJMU have helped to launch a new digital archive for the Liverpool Irish Centre. The project, developed in collaboration between the LJMU History Department and the centre, brings together photographs, videos, and other memorabilia from across six decades.”

Digital Repository of Ireland: New Collection in DRI – the Newtown School Archive. “The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is delighted to announce that a new collection – the Newtown School Archive – has been published in the Repository by the South East Technological University. The Newtown School was founded in 1798 by Irish Quakers, during a period of considerable unrest in Ireland, […]

Digital Repository of Ireland: New Collection in DRI – the Newtown School Archive. “The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is delighted to announce that a new collection – the Newtown School Archive – has been published in the Repository by the South East Technological University. The Newtown School was founded in 1798 by Irish Quakers, during a period of considerable unrest in Ireland, […]

Digital Repository of Ireland: New Collection in DRI – the Newtown School Archive. “The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is delighted to announce that a new collection – the Newtown School Archive – has been published in the Repository by the South East Technological University. The Newtown School was founded in 1798 by Irish Quakers, during a period of considerable unrest in Ireland, […]

Digital Repository of Ireland: New Collection in DRI – the Newtown School Archive. “The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is delighted to announce that a new collection – the Newtown School Archive – has been published in the Repository by the South East Technological University. The Newtown School was founded in 1798 by Irish Quakers, during a period of considerable unrest in Ireland, […]

Clare County Council: Launch of ‘Clare’s Stained Glass’ Archive. “Created by Clare-based researcher and photographer John Glynn, this archive brings together more than five years of research into stained-glass windows from more than 130 religious and secular sites. The project highlights a significant yet often under‑recognised aspect of Clare’s cultural heritage, spanning seven […]

Clare County Council: Launch of ‘Clare’s Stained Glass’ Archive. “Created by Clare-based researcher and photographer John Glynn, this archive brings together more than five years of research into stained-glass windows from more than 130 religious and secular sites. The project highlights a significant yet often under‑recognised aspect of Clare’s cultural heritage, spanning seven […]

Clare County Council: Launch of ‘Clare’s Stained Glass’ Archive. “Created by Clare-based researcher and photographer John Glynn, this archive brings together more than five years of research into stained-glass windows from more than 130 religious and secular sites. The project highlights a significant yet often under‑recognised aspect of Clare’s cultural heritage, spanning seven […]

Clare County Council: Launch of ‘Clare’s Stained Glass’ Archive. “Created by Clare-based researcher and photographer John Glynn, this archive brings together more than five years of research into stained-glass windows from more than 130 religious and secular sites. The project highlights a significant yet often under‑recognised aspect of Clare’s cultural heritage, spanning seven […]

Clare County Council: Launch of ‘Clare’s Stained Glass’ Archive. “Created by Clare-based researcher and photographer John Glynn, this archive brings together more than five years of research into stained-glass windows from more than 130 religious and secular sites. The project highlights a significant yet often under‑recognised aspect of Clare’s cultural heritage, spanning seven […]

Culture Night Commissions 2026
Calling Offaly-based professional artists!
Proposals are now open for Culture Night Commissions 2026—new, innovative work to be presented on 18 Sept 2026.
Deadline: 5pm, 27 April 2026
Commission budget: up to €1,500
Link here https://submit.link/4NF
#CultureNight #OffalyArts #ArtistOpportunity #Commission #ireland #irelandculture

Culture Night Commissions 2026
Calling Offaly-based professional artists!
Proposals are now open for Culture Night Commissions 2026—new, innovative work to be presented on 18 Sept 2026.
Deadline: 5pm, 27 April 2026
Commission budget: up to €1,500
Link here https://submit.link/4NF
#CultureNight #OffalyArts #ArtistOpportunity #Commission #ireland #irelandculture

Culture Night Commissions 2026
Calling Offaly-based professional artists!
Proposals are now open for Culture Night Commissions 2026—new, innovative work to be presented on 18 Sept 2026.
Deadline: 5pm, 27 April 2026
Commission budget: up to €1,500
Link here https://submit.link/4NF
#CultureNight #OffalyArts #ArtistOpportunity #Commission #ireland #irelandculture

Culture Night Commissions 2026
Calling Offaly-based professional artists!
Proposals are now open for Culture Night Commissions 2026—new, innovative work to be presented on 18 Sept 2026.
Deadline: 5pm, 27 April 2026
Commission budget: up to €1,500
Link here https://submit.link/4NF
#CultureNight #OffalyArts #ArtistOpportunity #Commission #ireland #irelandculture

Culture Night Commissions 2026
Calling Offaly-based professional artists!
Proposals are now open for Culture Night Commissions 2026—new, innovative work to be presented on 18 Sept 2026.
Deadline: 5pm, 27 April 2026
Commission budget: up to €1,500
Link here https://submit.link/4NF
#CultureNight #OffalyArts #ArtistOpportunity #Commission #ireland #irelandculture

This is so good. Brings me back to simpler times. You never took the Bean Sí's Comb. Still holds true.

https://mastodon.ie/@North_of_Nowhere/116279261272316857
North_of_Nowhere - #IrelandCulture  #IrishFolklore

The Bean Sí's Comb (Banshee): Why You Should Never Pick One Up

https://roisinmallonart.com/blog/bean-si-comb-banshee-irish-folklore

This is so good. Brings me back to simpler times. You never took the Bean Sí's Comb. Still holds true.

https://mastodon.ie/@North_of_Nowhere/116279261272316857
North_of_Nowhere - #IrelandCulture  #IrishFolklore

The Bean Sí's Comb (Banshee): Why You Should Never Pick One Up

https://roisinmallonart.com/blog/bean-si-comb-banshee-irish-folklore

This is so good. Brings me back to simpler times. You never took the Bean Sí's Comb. Still holds true.

https://mastodon.ie/@North_of_Nowhere/116279261272316857
North_of_Nowhere - #IrelandCulture  #IrishFolklore

The Bean Sí's Comb (Banshee): Why You Should Never Pick One Up

https://roisinmallonart.com/blog/bean-si-comb-banshee-irish-folklore

This is so good. Brings me back to simpler times. You never took the Bean Sí's Comb. Still holds true.

https://mastodon.ie/@North_of_Nowhere/116279261272316857
North_of_Nowhere - #IrelandCulture  #IrishFolklore

The Bean Sí's Comb (Banshee): Why You Should Never Pick One Up

https://roisinmallonart.com/blog/bean-si-comb-banshee-irish-folklore

#IrelandCulture #IrishFolklore

The Bean Sí's Comb (Banshee): Why You Should Never Pick One Up

https://roisinmallonart.com/blog/bean-si-comb-banshee-irish-folklore

#IrelandCulture #IrishFolklore

The Bean Sí's Comb (Banshee): Why You Should Never Pick One Up

https://roisinmallonart.com/blog/bean-si-comb-banshee-irish-folklore

Spotted in my RSS feeds: Madra Teanga. From the front page: “A free and open source Irish language learning app, built on the success of the Sionnach Beta. We are creating a non-profit community to build an app that anyone can use, contribute to, or even create their own versions.”

Spotted in my RSS feeds: Madra Teanga. From the front page: “A free and open source Irish language learning app, built on the success of the Sionnach Beta. We are creating a non-profit community to build an app that anyone can use, contribute to, or even create their own versions.”

Spotted in my RSS feeds: Madra Teanga. From the front page: “A free and open source Irish language learning app, built on the success of the Sionnach Beta. We are creating a non-profit community to build an app that anyone can use, contribute to, or even create their own versions.”

Spotted in my RSS feeds: Madra Teanga. From the front page: “A free and open source Irish language learning app, built on the success of the Sionnach Beta. We are creating a non-profit community to build an app that anyone can use, contribute to, or even create their own versions.”

Spotted in my RSS feeds: Madra Teanga. From the front page: “A free and open source Irish language learning app, built on the success of the Sionnach Beta. We are creating a non-profit community to build an app that anyone can use, contribute to, or even create their own versions.”

Irish Independent: New online archive to use voice of Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh to help unlock memories of dementia patients. “Doireann Ní Mhuircheartaigh was speaking at the launch of… an audio archive of All-Ireland football and hurling finals between 1985 and 2010, packaged in free-to-use form with the aim of being a time machine of precious memories.”

Irish Independent: New online archive to use voice of Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh to help unlock memories of dementia patients. “Doireann Ní Mhuircheartaigh was speaking at the launch of… an audio archive of All-Ireland football and hurling finals between 1985 and 2010, packaged in free-to-use form with the aim of being a time machine of precious memories.”

Irish Independent: New online archive to use voice of Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh to help unlock memories of dementia patients. “Doireann Ní Mhuircheartaigh was speaking at the launch of… an audio archive of All-Ireland football and hurling finals between 1985 and 2010, packaged in free-to-use form with the aim of being a time machine of precious memories.”

Irish Independent: New online archive to use voice of Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh to help unlock memories of dementia patients. “Doireann Ní Mhuircheartaigh was speaking at the launch of… an audio archive of All-Ireland football and hurling finals between 1985 and 2010, packaged in free-to-use form with the aim of being a time machine of precious memories.”

Irish Film Institute: IFI Announces The Launch Of The Amharc Éireann: A View Of Ireland Collection. “This collection of Gael Linn newsreels from the 1950s and 1960s is now available to stream free worldwide on the IFI Archive Player and suite of apps. Additionally, IFI Digital Platforms has developed a new immersive, interactive map of Ireland. This map allows users to explore the collection […]

Irish Film Institute: IFI Announces The Launch Of The Amharc Éireann: A View Of Ireland Collection. “This collection of Gael Linn newsreels from the 1950s and 1960s is now available to stream free worldwide on the IFI Archive Player and suite of apps. Additionally, IFI Digital Platforms has developed a new immersive, interactive map of Ireland. This map allows users to explore the collection […]

Irish Film Institute: IFI Announces The Launch Of The Amharc Éireann: A View Of Ireland Collection. “This collection of Gael Linn newsreels from the 1950s and 1960s is now available to stream free worldwide on the IFI Archive Player and suite of apps. Additionally, IFI Digital Platforms has developed a new immersive, interactive map of Ireland. This map allows users to explore the collection […]

Irish Film Institute: IFI Announces The Launch Of The Amharc Éireann: A View Of Ireland Collection. “This collection of Gael Linn newsreels from the 1950s and 1960s is now available to stream free worldwide on the IFI Archive Player and suite of apps. Additionally, IFI Digital Platforms has developed a new immersive, interactive map of Ireland. This map allows users to explore the collection […]

Tipperary Studies: Preserving Tipperary’s Gravestones in 3D. “In a first for our service, we are hosting a stunning archive of 3D photogrammetry models documenting the graveyards of Tipperary. This collection, created by expert archaeologist Caimin O’Brien, uses cutting-edge technology to revolutionise how we document and preserve our local history…. Each single model in this collection […]

Tipperary Studies: Preserving Tipperary’s Gravestones in 3D. “In a first for our service, we are hosting a stunning archive of 3D photogrammetry models documenting the graveyards of Tipperary. This collection, created by expert archaeologist Caimin O’Brien, uses cutting-edge technology to revolutionise how we document and preserve our local history…. Each single model in this collection […]

Tipperary Studies: Preserving Tipperary’s Gravestones in 3D. “In a first for our service, we are hosting a stunning archive of 3D photogrammetry models documenting the graveyards of Tipperary. This collection, created by expert archaeologist Caimin O’Brien, uses cutting-edge technology to revolutionise how we document and preserve our local history…. Each single model in this collection […]

Tipperary Studies: Preserving Tipperary’s Gravestones in 3D. “In a first for our service, we are hosting a stunning archive of 3D photogrammetry models documenting the graveyards of Tipperary. This collection, created by expert archaeologist Caimin O’Brien, uses cutting-edge technology to revolutionise how we document and preserve our local history…. Each single model in this collection […]