Thank you so much for listening Erin ! Feels good to be back!

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Looking forward to the Foundation of the Irish State Conference, this Fri & Sat here University College Dublin. These lovely display panels are now in place in O'Reilly Hall - curated by Orna Somerville UCD Archives & designed by Catherine Bodey of Library Outreach.👏 centenaries.ucd.ie/events/foundat…

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Hello from the final day of this year's Media Preview where we made a whopping 13,200 files from 46 transfers of departmental records available for journalists to consult this week. Don't forget that you can examine these archives yourselves from Tues 2 January! Tourism-Culture-Arts-Gaeltacht-Sport-Media

On the road again for Archive Nation... This time to lovely Waterford to chat with the City and County archivist and friend, Joanne Rothwell On the menu, the development of local authority archives, Waterford collections and the impact of the DoC 🙌🏽✨ Waterford City & County Council

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Looking forward to listening to this. Both the Atlas of the Irish Revolution and the Atlas of the Irish Civil War make extensive use of documents from the collections held in UCD Archives.

Thanks Kieran! Glad you enjoyed it!!

Ep 10 - Guests' favourite books of the DoC (apart from the Atlases!). John Borgonovo chose G Foster's Irish Civil war and Society Dr Helene O'Keeffe chose Vivid Faces (R Foster) and Spiritual Wounds (Síobhra Aiken). What has been your favourite Decade of Centenaries publication?