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    13 hours ago

    from speaking at Photography|Archives|Ireland on her research into Dublin Dockers and the photos she used

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    14 hours ago

    At the Photography|Archives|Ireland symposium in Grangegorman this morning. Packed full of fantastic papers like thus one on A. H. Poole

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  3. 14 hours ago

    Find out more about the Clarke studios in the collection in DRI "Clarke Stained Glass Studio Collection"

    The famous Harry Clarke windows are back! Be sure to drop into Bewley's Grafton Street tomorrow, open 10am - 6pm
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    14 hours ago

    LOOK what an national trusted repository can mean for research! 🇮🇪☘️ Read ’s thread 👇🏼👇🏼

    An object from public memorabilia collection day features in new book by historian Rory Sweetman:
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    Nov 2

    That's all the top 10 photos for this year's Irish join us Thurs 9 Nov 6:30 where we reveal who got 1st place!

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    Nov 2

    Webinar alert! The Atlas of Knowledge: navigating the RDA’s activities - 9 Nov, 12:00 UTC / 13:00 CET Register now!

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    Dr Sweetman will speak on "Defending Trinity College: New Zealanders in the 1916 Rising" on 8 Nov in

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    Dr Sweetman states that this challenges the idea that TCD was never under serious threat of rebel capture and occupation during 1916

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    The digitised diary of Trinity student Herbert Fitzgerald showed Dr Sweetman that New Zealand soldiers helped defend the college in 1916

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  10. Nov 2

    An object from public memorabilia collection day features in new book by historian Rory Sweetman:

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    Nov 2

    George Bernard Shaw died in 1950. Find his works at IR828.4 SHA, and the recent Judging Shaw by Fintan O'Toole at IR828.4 SHAc OTO

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    Oct 31

    Public Lecture by Fintan O’Toole to mark the publication of Judging Shaw

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    Nov 2

    Almost full, but still a few tix left

    This Thursday is ‘Shaw Day’: the 67th anniversary of his death. Our GBS doc w/ Gabriel Byrne showing at 1pm. Free!
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  14. Nov 2

    - beautifully designed by talented designers in Publications!

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    Nov 2

    Shaw Day Festival today. Lots of events: ANU production, documentary screening, Sean Rocks discussion. Check it out:

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    Nov 1

    A great choice from We have a large scale work by Cross on display currently as part of Coast-Lines

    Happy from DRI! From 'Sense of Place', Dorothy Cross piece 'Ghost Ship'
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    Nov 1

    delighted to host Public Lecture Director Memory Keeping in the Digital Age

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    Nov 1

    We have lift off! , , ! All the details here:

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  19. Nov 1

    Have you signed up for our Knowledge Sharing session on Orphan Works next week? More here:

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    Oct 31

    Was it real or was it a hoax? It was certainly spooky. Find out by reading our spooky library blog

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