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If you’re ready to say goodbye to your dry tree and extended family, we can help. Let us take the twigs and recycle them. This has become a very important fundraiser for us and is a great way to start the year. As for the ‘family, you’re on your own

Born #OTD 1870 suffragist, trade unionist & peace activist Louie (Louisa) Bennett was the first female president of the Irish Trade Union Congress. Throughout her life she consistently condemned colonialism, fascism & armaments expenditure. dib.ie/biography/benn… #DIBLives

Right, I have a REALLY niche source request. Many years ago I encountered a little early modern hand-written list of a couple's children in *I think* New England. One of them was named Snow and their birth had coincided with a notable blizzard. Can anyone help me find this again?

📢NEW BLOG! 📢 Have you ever passed down Dawson Street and wondered what's behind the doors of the Royal Irish Academy/Royal Irish Academy ? Ailbhe Rogers' new blog gives a fascinating insight into the history and architecture of our home here at 19 Dawson Street: tinyurl.com/ycxvrru7

In 1926 Percy Metcalfe (b.#OTD 1895) won the competition to design an entire coinage for the Irish state. His coins, issued in 1928, featured native birds, animals & fish & were hailed as ‘the silent ambassadors of national taste’ (W.B. Yeats). dib.ie/biography/metc… #DIBLives

"We had wine here before we had Christianity..." Congrats to Máirtín Mac Con Iomaire & Dr Dorothy Cashman, winners of Bookselling Ireland Food & Drink Book of the Year! Irish Food History: A Companion explores Ireland's culinary journey from the Ice Age to Spice Bags. #APIBA

Dining for Ireland: unconventional diplomat Con Howard used 1970s' London parties and soirees to befriend, charm & influence politicians, media moguls and journalists. By Kate O'Malley Royal Irish Academy - from Documents on Irish Foreign Policy Vol. XIV: 1969-1973 rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Over on our insta; the latest in #foodwriting, books, magazines, photography, restaurants, food producers and more✨ 🍴🇮🇪

For some reason, can’t think what, I particularly adore this quote!

Professor Lindsey Earner-Byrne will deliver her Inaugural Lecture, entitled 'Stories from the Margins: History and the Making of Modern Ireland', on the 18th of February. Book your place and learn more about the topic: shorturl.at/inav9 Trinity College Dublin TCD Histories

Can you separate the art from the process? With comments from our Executive Director, Siobhán O'Sullivan on the challenges around ethical AI: siliconrepublic.com/machines/art-g… Silicon Republic #EthicalAI #access2experts

It is the evening of the day… So long Marianne x 💔💔

Congratulations Gaz and team, great food needs Big Mikes! 🍴❤️

Free via #KindleUnlimited #NEWBOOKS The Bratinsky Affair, By Jim Loughran "An intelligent and atmospheric thriller." amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DX7H7YQG/ #crimethriller #historylovers #bynr

‘Irish food history: a companion’ edited by Dr Dorothy Cashman & Máirtín Mac Con Iomaire was published by @riadawson last year. With its 28 chapters, it takes the reader on an exciting journey of Ireland’s history through food. Due back in stock very soon! #LibraryLoversMonth

Royal Irish Academy Library Dr Dorothy Cashman Royal Irish Academy

Dr Dorothy Cashman Royal Irish Academy In the meantime, you can… Read the Open Access version on Arrow TU Dublin Library Services European University of Technology : 📚 online.flippingbook.com/view/12612933/ Listen back to Three Castles Burning (Donal Fallon) podcast with the editors: 🎧 tinyurl.com/yndtc9nf

How St Patrick's Day was always a key date at Dublin Castle. From the frolics of the St. Patrick's Ball to the Eucharistic Congress, Dublin Castle has hosted colourful & important events on March 17th. By Dr Elaine Mahon TU Dublin / OT Baile Átha Cliath & Will Derham Office of Public Works rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Tonight - the material culture of Irish home butter-making, and how women in Cork worked together to secure better prices for their product. Conor Sweetman talks to Claudia Kinmonth Claudia Kinmonth MRIA FSA PhD MA(RCA) BTecHND. Tune in to RTÉ Radio 1 from 6PM.

What a wonderful history of home butter-making from Claudia Kinmonth MRIA FSA PhD MA(RCA) BTecHND beautifully told.