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Periodical Famines: Irish Memories in Transatlantic News Media, 1845-1919 In collaboration with the Society for the Study of 19th Century Ireland SSNCI: C19th Ireland Fri, 28 Feb at 6.30pm: nli.ie/exhibitions-ev… Join us to discover the intricate paths that famine memory travelled.

PRONI is open to the public this Saturday!✨ Have you seen or heard our advertisement? Come and join us this Saturday (08/02/25) to get started on your family history!🔍 We will be open between 10am - 2pm with document ordering be available until 1:15pm⏰ We hope to see you soon!

A new exhibition at the National Library of Ireland explores the history of the #IrishBogsCommission and how its 19th-century maps are now shaping the future of Ireland’s #peatlands. ➡️ Learn more: nli.ie/news-stories/s…

This weekend Irish Rugby faces Scottish Rugby. In unrelated news, the #LibraryLoversMonth theme for today is whiskey! Charles Haliday MRIA (c.1789-1866) was an advocate for poor relief & public health schemes in 19th C Ireland. His pamphlet collection reflects his interest...

IHTA Survey As part of an MA in Public History and Cultural Heritage with Public History at UL (Limerick, Ireland) 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/1cBENwjBTA Your input is appreciated! #IHTA

🚨 Less than one week to submit your abstracts for #UHG2025 🚨 The Urban Commons: Rights and Citizenship in the City from the Medieval to the Modern New Researchers' sessions on any #UrbanHistory topic 4-5 Sep 2025 Leicester Deadline: 24 Feb 2025 urbanhistorygroup.wordpress.com/2024/11/15/cal…

Finishing #LibraryLoversMonth on a high with our monthly display of the Cathach (last Friday of every month)! Peep behind the banner to see our pop-up exhibition on Charlotte Brooke for #SnaG25, opening on Monday! More info here: ria.ie/events/tob-tha…

Enjoy your pancakes this evening! 'Tossing pancakes at Shrove Tuesday' is a woodcut by Ebenezer Landells after the Cork-born artist Daniel Maclise. It appears in a beautiful 19th century Irish travel book in our Library collection called 'Ireland: its scenery, character, &c.'.

Beautiful photographic of Enniskillen! 👌😍

📢This year's #IHTA seminar is on 'Water, Towns and Topography' in Royal Irish Academy on 28 May 2025 and is being convened with the Irish Walled Towns Network The Heritage Council. Proposals for 20-minute papers are invited by 28 March. Further details: ria.ie/2025/03/05/cal… Please share🙏

Don't forget to call in and visit our bilingual pop-up exhibition about Charlotte Brooke for Seachtain na Gaeilge! #SnaG25 ria.ie/events/tob-tha…

If you're interested in joining our Adopt a Monument Programme then come along to our online information webinar this Thursday 13th March at 12 noon. The webinar will include presentations from participants about their experiences and there will be time for questions afterwards.

If you have a few moments to fill in the below survey we'd very much appreciate your input. It will remain open for a few more days Thank you! 🙏

📢 Call for Papers: IHTA Seminar 2025 The Heritage Council’s Irish Walled Towns Network is excited to collaborate with Royal Irish Academy for this year's Irish Historic Towns Atlas(IHTA) Seminar. We are inviting proposals for 20-minute papers that explore diverse research perspectives

Reminder that we are accepting papers for the upcoming IHTA Seminar 'Water, Towns and Topography' with the Irish Walled Towns Network The Heritage Council Deadline for paper submissions: 28 March 2025 Seminar takes place: 28 May 2025 in Royal Irish Academy More details 👇

The deadline for proposals for 'Water, Towns and Topography' is tonight! Further details and submissions accepted here: ria.ie/2025/03/05/cal… #IHTA2025 Royal Irish Academy The Heritage Council

The Manuscript of the Week is the Annals of Connacht, RIA MS C iii 1. This manuscript records the history of Gaelic Ireland for over three hundred years from AD 1224-1544! The years are visible in the margins. Read more & see the Irish Script On Screen (www.isos.dias.ie) digital copy: ria.ie/collections/ma…

The Manuscript of the Week is a 15th C compilation of medical treatises, RIA MS 23 P 10 (iii). The scribe has used a selection of whimsical line fillers & run-over symbols to enhance the "mise-en-page". Read more & see the Irish Script On Screen (www.isos.dias.ie) digital copy here: isos.dias.ie/RIA/RIA_MS_23_…

New vacancy: Assistant Editor – Publications The purpose of this role is to ensure the Royal Irish Academy’s publications (particularly books and policy and corporate documents) are developed and published on time, in line with the house style, the standards expected by the RIA,