By a lonely prison wall: how a choir in Mountjoy is unlocking prisoner potential irishtimes.com/culture/music/…

A mobile solar-powered stage and studio visited the ARC for a sustainable music festival powered entirely by the sun! Here is the story behind this unique trailer - the “Phonoautobothy” Glasgow GALLANT Community Canada Council for the Arts UofG Arts & Humanities UofG Engineering

✍️ "The continued over-reliance on imprisonment for less serious offences and high rate of pre-trial detention means that unacceptable increases in the no. of people in prison was entirely predictable." - Saoirse Brady Read our letter in the The Irish Times 👉iprt.ie/iprt-in-the-ne…

Congratulations to Kate Herrity for winning the British Criminology #BSC2024 book award. What a superstar! Pick up the book from the Bristol Uni Press stand for £20 before the end of the day tomorrow!

.Kate Herrity, author of 'Sound, Order and Survival in Prison', has won the BSC book prize! ✨ This book tells the story of a year spent with a #UKPrison community, bringing its social world vividly to life through aural ethnography. ow.ly/7BZw50SwRUO

Here's another Pet Sounds Honorable Listen for ya. "Mika and Her Mysterious Friend" is "the true story of a young girl meeting a friend she'll never forget," from dr lucy cathcart frödén and 9yo (!) Mika. We likey! 🐞#bigjoe audioflux.org/circuit03/mika…

It felt very different to the last time I was at a prison concert: irishtimes.com/culture/music/…

Yes to this. “We need news bulletins for the arts” 👏🏽 Aoife Barry (not on here anymore) The Sunday Times Ireland

Humbled to be a part of this exciting project, working on a new book w the best scholars (AND soundest humans) Lucy Cathcart Frödén dr lucy cathcart frödén & Kate Herrity +a host of wonderful contributing authors w expertise & lived experience of music, sound & incarceration🔊 Bloomsbury Music & Sound Studies

Off to London tomorrow for #RMA150! Speaking about 'Songs of Repeal and the Irish Reproductive Rights Movement' on Thursday morning. MU Music @maynooth #musicology #repealthe8th

Thanks to all who made #RMA150 conference such a triumph. Loved being part of this incredible panel with Dr Annie Hanlon Dr Laura Watson also on bsky.app @adambehan.bsky.social @O_hOireachtaigh Delighted to share some v early sketches of my Sinéad O’Connor book project with such brilliant humans! 🇮🇪

You are invited by ISS21 , Access UCC , HEA North South Programme TOGETHER project, the Irish University Prison Education Network, and IPAN to a talk. 🗓️Wed 9th Oct ⏰17:00-18:30hrs 📍UCC, O’Rahilly Building, Room 156 or online. Register now ➡️ bit.ly/RRISS21Talk

We’re starting a new initiative this Thursday in UCC Ireland to provide a social outlet for justice impacted learners. If you know anyone interested please let them know. Gillian Butler Leonard ISS21 Access UCC @UccCriminology

Online Spring School keynote songs! 🎶 Each day of the Spring School will open with a song from one of our keynote musicians: Madge Bray, Nerea Bello Sagarzazu, Frank O'Hagan, Edugie Clare Robertson, and Lucy Cathcart Frödén. Register for free now 👉 bit.ly/4dQnEIy

⁦Katharina Swirak⁩ and I will be discussing our learning from university-prison partnerships UCC Ireland ⁦UCC Sociology & Criminology⁩

Join us for a seminar on 17th February at 6.30pm - InHouse Harmony: Music and Sonic Citizenship in the Irish Prison System. Register for this free event: eventbrite.ie/e/inhouse-harm…

Looking forward to our next TCD Composition talk in collaboration with School of Education Dr. Áine Mangaoang, University of Oslo dr áine mangaoang ‘Thank You for Hearing Me’: Sinéad O’Connor, Solidarity, and Deaf Culture. 18.02.2025, 13-14:00 Boydell Lecture Rm, Music Dpt. Free All Welcome!

The Department of Music's FUAIM Spring 2025 Lecture Series continues this Thursday, 20th February at 11am with ‘Unheard by Most: Soundscapes of Incarceration in Irish Prisons’ byDr Áine Mangaoang. Join us in Ó Riada Hall, Music Department, Sunday's Well Road, Cork! All welcome!!

A huge thank you to Áine dr áine mangaoang for her incredible talk TCD Composition "Thank You for Hearing Me: Sinéad O’Connor, Solidarity, & Deaf Culture." We’re so grateful for her insights and for everyone who joined us! #Gratitude #SinéadOConnor #DeafCulture

'tis a beauty. Cannot wait to share this with the world ✨