Just a thought... Archivists read historians' books (some of them) but do historians read archivists' books and articles ??
If any historian here were interested in current discourse in archival circles, I would be more than happy to offer study options.

Author Gabriel Cooney's County Louth Archaeological and Historical Society lecture 'Death and Burial in Louth 8000 BC - AD 400' takes place this evening at 8pm in-person in Boyne Valley Hotel & Country Club and live-streamed

More details and the Zoom link are here: clahs.ie/events/death-a…

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#DeathinIrishprehistory

We are in the South Tipperary village of Killusty to hear about the connections between a Tipperary mountain & one of America's greatest poets, hear the story of Emily Dickinson & her Irish maid on #RTENationwide WED 24TH APRIL RTÉ One 7pm Tipp FM TipperaryLive The Nationalist

Join us for an insightful talk as Siobhán Doyle, author of A History of the GAA in 100 Objects, shares the stories behind these fascinating artefacts. Discover the challenges and the charms of telling stories through objects and how even the most ordinary, everyday objects can…

We are pleased to announce the next Oak Room Lecture - Traveller Collection: A living archive of Traveller history and cultural expression - delivered by Dr Rosaleen McDonagh + Séamus Nolan. Wed 8th May 7.30pm. Part-funded by the Heritage Council. To book:
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New History Ireland PODCAST
'The life and times of Brendan O’Regan'

Brendan O’Regan’s background was in hotel management and catering, and the world’s first duty-free shop in Shannon Airport, where he is credited with inventing Irish coffee.

Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/4HNNju…

Good morning! #OTD 1949 the Republic of Ireland came into effect (the 'declaration of the republic', as it is often called). To mark the 75th anniversary here is a little 🧵on the subject; first, some background ⬇️rte.ie/brainstorm/201… 1/8

My honour to join Tuatha next week, 24th April, to talk about this most fascinating of archaeological cold cases - 170 years after its discovery there’s still so much to discover. Hear the story so far - bígí linn.

This Sunday at 11 am! Admirals, singers, and dreamers - A Walking Tour of James Joyce's Dublin thelionandtheshamrock.com/2024/01/03/adm… Lord Mayor of Dublin The Little Museum of Dublin History Ireland Tourism Ireland Visit Dublin The James Joyce Centre MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland

'The Life of Countess Markievicz' by historian Cormac Moore.

In Pembroke Library on Wednesday 24 April at 1pm.

A look at the life of one of modern Irish history's most colourful and extraordinary women.

All welcome. Dublin City Libraries
dublincity.ie/events/life-co…

when Dublin had fewer bridges, ferries still took people across the Liffey.
There were 3 ferry 'slips' in Temple Bar: Temple Lane, Bagnio, and Porters Lane.
Join my unique architecture & history walk of Temple Bar, 1.45PM, TUES 23 APRIL
Tickets only on dublindecoded.com

Really happy to have got my copy of the Tone 225 supplement from History Ireland. It looks great! Can’t wait to explore all the other essays inside!

Dublin City Council's Historian in Residence for the North-West region Mary Muldowney will meet local history enthusiasts in n Finglas Library.

Wednesday 24 April at 6.30pm

Booking essential
T: 01 222 8330
E: [email protected] Dublin City Libraries

Delighted to be part of this new History Ireland special on Theobald Wolfe Tone. Contributors include John Mulqueen, Guy Beiner, Marianne Elliott and more. In shops now.

'Wolfe Tone and Festy Ebosele' Some publications in the post today are both are for work related things. History Ireland Wolfe Tone 225 publication and FAIreland recent match programme for Ireland v Belgium. I just hope I don't get things mixed up in work.

Just over 2 weeks until #EchoesOfWar academic workshop takes place on 29 April, funded by
Tourism-Culture-Arts-Gaeltacht-Sport-Media Centenaries@HistIrl and hosted by Royal Irish Academy #DecadeOfCentenaries
Free and open to all to enjoy a brilliant line up of scholars exploring the complex legacies of Civil Wars!

Historian Mary Muldowney will discuss the historical background of the plays and Sean O’Casey’s activities, particularly his membership of the Irish Citizen Army.

Cabra Library, Saturday 20 April, 2.30pm

Booking essential:
T. 01 222 8317
E. [email protected] Dublin City Libraries

Does anyone know where the #ARCHIVES of the Irish Press went please?
Trying to track down an Irish Press photo from 1979.
Thanks!

Congratulations Rebecca Boyd! It was great to attend the launch on Friday.
Rebecca has previously worked with us on the Lake Settlement Project (buff.ly/3Ub5nyP) and has now released this new publication on Viking-age settlements in Ireland. Looking forward to reading!