Delighted to have an article in the latest edition of @Archaeology_Irl which is out now. "In Search of St. Molua's Bell" looks at St. Molua, and a lost bell associated with him. I tracked down the only known photo of the bell, which is published for the first time in this vol.
The latest @Archaeology_Irl has a heritage guide I wrote on the royal landscape of the Rock of Cashel. You can also buy it for the bargain price if €5 from wordwell. It’s got lots of pretty pictures wordwellbooks.com/index.php?…
New **History Ireland** out.
Among the big stories (de Valera and hate mail, British Labour party & Northern Ireland) are some brilliant insights into other sources for Irish history.
@IFI_Dub - 1915 & 1916 clips filmed as newsreels by British Pathé and the Topical Film Co
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@meathcoco Kells Urban District Council collection Free Milk Scheme register dating from March 1935.
@NLIreland 1552 an Irish office of arms was established, presided over by the newly created Ulster King of Arms. We have surviving records of seven visitations in Ireland
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We are delighted to announce the line up for the Spring/Summer 2025 Oak Room Talks. The series aims to highlight a new heritage topic or project each month, & is supported by @HeritageHubIRE.
Tickets for Dr Mary McAuliffe's March talk are available now: eventbrite.ie/e/dr-kathleen-…
‘Knockroe Passage Tomb, Co. Kilkenny – The Full Picture’
Prof. Muiris Ó Súilleabháin @ucdarchaeology
Lecture to @RSAInews, Thur 27 Feb 7.30pm, 63 Merrion Square, Dublin 2.
To attend in-person or online, please visit here for tickets via Eventbrite: eventbrite.ie/e/rsai-lecture…
IHTA Survey
As part of an MA in Public History and Cultural Heritage with @PublicHistoryUL Jennifer Moore from @ihta_ria is undertaking a thesis on the awareness and usability of the Irish Historic Towns Atlas
Survey 👇
forms.office.com/e/1cBENwjBT…
Your input is appreciated! #IHTA
We're thrilled to invite CfPs for our 35th annual conference @CarlowCollege May 23rd & 24th 2025.
This year's theme: 'Women's Experiences Matter: Women & Loss from the Medieval through the Ages'
conf email: whai2025conf@gmail.com
Abstracts: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
🗣️‘Rebel Women’ Dr Margaret Ward in conversation with Síobhra Aiken
📆Wednesday 12th February, 7pm
Historian & author, Margaret Ward, will discuss her latest book, ‘Rebel Women: Cumann na mBan in Belfast and the Glens of Antrim 1914-1924’.
Register > forms.gle/ADXL9Y9BXuE3zowm7
5) 2 collaborative papers, authored by researchers involved in the chalice analysis have been published: 'X-ray fluorescence analysis of three late medieval silver chalices associated with Ireland', @Nature_NPJ & ‘Vessels of history’ @HistIreHedge; @UCCHistory@CACSSSResearch