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Colmcille died #OTD 592
"Dallan Forgaill composed this on the death of Colum Cille: Like the cure of a physician without light, like the separation of marrow from the bone, Like a song to a harp without the Ceis, are we after being deprived of our noble."
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Translation: CELT project: Annals of the Four Masters | University College Cork
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Our Document of the Month is now online: a photograph of the first mobile library in Ireland which was set up by Feargus Murphy, librarian in Lismore, Co. Waterford.
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Kate, our Principal Archivist, will speak about the Fianna Fáil Party archives this afternoon to mark the centenary of its foundation #OTD 1926. UCDA has curated the archive since 2000. Over 300 researchers have consulted it since then to write books, articles, theses, documentaries and more...
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We have put together a display of items from the archives of the Fianna Fáil Party, to mark the centenary of the foundation of the Party on 16 May 1926. UCDA has curated the archive since 2000 and over 300 researchers (from Ireland, the UK, the USA and elsewhere) have accessed the collection to carry out research to prepare exhibitions, master’s and doctoral studies, and the publication of article
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Colmcille died #OTD 592
"Dallan Forgaill composed this on the death of Colum Cille: Like the cure of a physician without light, like the separation of marrow from the bone, Like a song to a harp without the Ceis, are we after being deprived of our noble."
📸 www.isos.dias.ie/UCD/…
Our Document of the Month is now online: a photograph of the first mobile library in Ireland which was set up by Feargus Murphy, librarian in Lismore, Co. Waterford.
https://www.ucd.ie/archives/collections/month/
#OTD 1922 the Record Treasury within the Four Courts was destroyed. Ernie O’Malley, garrisoned inside, later wrote in The Singing Flame: 'The yard was littered with chunks of masonry and smouldering records; pieces of white paper were gyr…
On 2 June, we were delighted to mark the official transfer of UCD-OFM Ms F1, Vitae Sanctorum Ex Codice Innisensi, from the Irish Franciscans (OFM) to UCD Archives. Containing medieval Latin lives of Irish saints, this important C17th manu…
Our document of the month is now online. Douglas Hyde, President of Ireland, at Dalymount Park meeting the players at a friendly match, Ireland v Poland, 1938.
https://www.ucd.ie/archives/collections/month/
UCD History Master's student Sydney Patterson writes of the process of creating an engaging workbook on the Downing Street Declaration for secondary students, taking material from the Dermot Nally Collection, housed in UCD Archives.
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Kate, our Principal Archivist, will speak about the Fianna Fáil Party archives this afternoon to mark the centenary of its foundation #OTD 1926. UCDA has curated the archive since 2000. Over 300 researchers have consulted it since then to …
We have put together a display of items from the archives of the Fianna Fáil Party, to mark the centenary of the foundation of the Party on 16 May 1926. UCDA has curated the archive since 2000 and over 300 researchers (from Ireland, the UK…
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We have prepared a small display of items exploring the Seán Lemass Interviews and related items from other collections. This will be available to view today and for this evening's ev…
Thursday, 14 May, James Joyce Library, UCD, 6.00pm–8.00pm
Journalist Ronan McGreevy will speak about his recent book, 'Seán Lemass: The Lost Memoir'.
This is a great opportunity to hear Ronan speak about his new book based on the Seán Lema…
RMS Lusitania was torpedoed by German submarine U-20 #OTD 1915. UCD Histroy Hub has a nice piece on a letter from Edward Nolan to The O’Rahilly (April 1915, UCDA P102/129) referring to the composer Thomas O’Brien Butler's forthcoming voyag…
The Easter Rising collapsed #OTD 1916. This letter from Ivor Churchill Guest (Viscount Wimborne), Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to General Maxwell, ‘published for the information of the troops’, congratulates Maxwell 'on the complete success …
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