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Many thanks to Donal Fallon Three Castles Burning (Donal Fallon) and History of Ireland for this thoughtful exhibition review in the current issue. Poster Boys, curated by Dr Linda King, now on display at the National Print Museum - admission free of charge. historyireland.com/poster-boys/

'Here's my beginning. It must mean something' [Molloy] Happy birthday Sam B. Modern Languages Society, T.C.D., February 1931. Parody of Corneille's Le Cid.

Now available finely embroidered camogie shorts. Comfort guaranteed. We reccomend our stylish and increasingly popular Cualottes. Dun Emer pattern books available for consultation Prices on application. Rest in peace, Loretta. #MollyGill #BostonCollege

So sorry to hear of the death of artist Michael Kane. There may never be another memoir that so brilliantly captures a moment in Dublin as he did in Blind Dogs. Here is his depiction of Tony Cronin in Baggot Street. Condolences to his family and many friends.

100 YEARS AGO... Vogue gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt… Gallica BnF Les toilettes de mariées - L'Exposition des Arts Décoratifs

Some new additions to Visible Storage this morning including Christy Keeney, Kathleen Cox, Paul Devlin & Sarah Mooney Wiegersma.

From #Gaza, the cries of parents rise to heaven ever more intensely as they clutch the lifeless bodies of their children, searching for food and shelter from bombs. I renew my appeal to leaders: cease fire, release all hostages, and fully respect international humanitarian law!

A packed room for coffee morning Trinity Long Room Hub to celebrate the leadership of EvePatten and Ciaran O’Neill.

📚Biographer John F Ryan + journalist Dorothy Allen @IrishLItSoc @MyICC with insights into the complex life of Arts-&Crafts enthusiast Fr Jeremiah O'Donovan who commissioned The Yeats Sisters' banners for Loughrea cathedral and later became anti-clerical novelist Gerald O'Donovan.

Historian Fara Dabhoiwala on free speech and the role of our media.

🎧 Tune in to Near FM tomorrow (June 5th) at 6pm for a compelling conversation with Dr Ciaran O’Neill (TCD Histories), uncovering the city’s hidden ties to the transatlantic slave economy. Supported by Coimisiún na Meán with the Television licence fee. 🔗 nearfm.ie/trinity-talks-…

We're delighted to announce that Dr Lyndsey McDougall (PhD, Belfast School of Art, Ulster University) will be welcomed to our Early Researchers' Platform at our 2025 Symposium Details of programme, and how to book your place, are available on our website: theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

L'origine du Langue / Robert Ballagh. Acrylic on canvas, 1990. Apocryphal meeting. Joyce and Magritte overlooking: 'Stephen’s, that is, my Green' Dublin.

Our 2025 symposium focuses on life & work of Elizabeth Yeats: the artist & Froebel teacher; Elizabeth the craftswomen, fine art printer & business owner, & her role as a trainer & mentor of young women, with an exciting lineup for our opening session See: tinyurl.com/bdezhbta

Today we mark #OTD, the passing of artist Hilda Roberts (1901-82) who was a strong contributor to the Cuala Press portfolio. There a few tickets still available for our 2025 Yeats Sisters symposium on July 12th and bookings can be made via our website: theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

The afternoon session of our 2025 symposium on July 12th will focus on the 'importance of place' to the creative development of the Yeats Sisters & Evelyn Gleeson’s Dun Emer & Cuala industries, with a terrific lineup of speakers. See theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/ for booking details.

We're delighted to see this piece today and look forward to welcoming Dr. Lyndsey McDougall to our symposium on July 12th. Full details & booking via: theyeatssisters.com/2025-symposium/

Thrilled to see this piece today in the Irish Times: irishtimes.com/culture/art/20…

Last evening we were delighted to open our exhibition: Elizabeth Corbet Yeats: a neglected heroine. in assoc' Irish Guild Embroiderers. Open from 3 - 26 July, 2025: DLR Dundrum Library. With special thanks to Caitriona Yeats, Pierce Dargan dlr Libraries dlr Heritage

From the 1930’s - unfortunately I don’t know the artist but it’s brilliant. Great times ahead for arms industries. Invest now in our mutual destruction and help finance the new wave of Imperialism and Gunboat diplomacy. What a collection of rogues we have residing in high office