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Read more about the RIAGrangegorman Histories is a public history programme of research and shared discovery of the Grangegorman site and surrounding communities.
Listen to the little-known story of the recovery and restoration of the records from the hospitals associated with the Grangegorman site. These records document the lives of the people and the practices employed there from 1814 onwards.
A project designed to ensure that the history of the site is not forgotten, says History Ireland in it's latest issue (September/October 2020).
Join Grangegorman Histories for this fascinating discussion on institutional experiences of pandemics with Catriona Crowe, MRIA. Dr Cillian de Gascun, Dr Ida Milne, Luke O'Neill, MRIA and Fintan O'Toole, MRIA.
The launch of the Grangegorman Histories website and foundation document is a focal point of the Grangegorman Development Agency's (GDA) Summer Newsletter.
Dr Philip Cohen, Chair of the Grangegorman Histories Expert Working Group spoke with Luke Stedmon on the 'Good Morning Dublin’ Show.
A new Grangegorman Histories Sub-Committee has been established to investigate the practicalities required to undertake an oral history project at Grangegorman.
View the foundation document below or download the document as a PDF
Dublin City Council
Grangegorman Development Agency
Health Service Executive
Local Communities
National Archives, Ireland
Royal Irish Academy
Technological University Dublin
For more information contact Grangegorman Development Agency, The Clocktower Building, Grangegorman Lower, Dublin 7
