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'Grangegorman Histories: Resources for further study' is a collation of primary and secondary resources relating to the histories of Grangegorman to assist anyone interested in learning more about this area.
The deadline for the first Call for Members of the Young Academy of Ireland – a network of early career researchers and innovators - has been extended until Friday, 7 October.
The Dictionary of Irish Biography (DIB) has published 41 new entries, with a mixture of contemporary figures and ‘missing persons’ – interesting older figures who have come to light thanks to recent scholarship.
The Charlemont Grant scheme facilitates early career researchers to make short international visits from Ireland for the conduct of primary research in any subject area.
Join us on 4 October to learn more about our publishing house and the work we publish.
The Royal Irish Academy Library is delighted to present Grá ❤️ Dublin Libraries as part of the Dublin Festival of History.
A one-day symposium on the issue of educational disadvantage
Academy Discourse exploring Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom in 2022.
The Royal Irish Academy (RIA) and the John and Pat Hume Foundation are hosting jointly a one-day conference in Derry / Londonderry.
As part of the Dublin Festival of History see the artist at work and learn about how the artwork is commissioned
