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Find out in today's episode of Spreading the Words on the word 'leabharlann'.
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The Academy has responded to the consultation on the latest legislative proposals from the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science (D/FHERIS) to the reform of the Higher Education Authority Act, 1971.
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This Commentary by EASAC and FEAM emphasises the responsibility of the health sector to reduce its own GHG emissions, and work with other sectors to accelerate decarbonization of the wider economy
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If you missed the third webinar of the Higher Education Building Forward Better sustainability series you can watch it now
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Latest Library Blog post. Assistant Librarian, Sophie Evans, shows us her favourite item from the Library's collections.
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In today's blog on Climate and Society in Ireland, Benjamin Gearey et al. consider the cultural and climatic changes that took place in Ireland during the transition between Bronze Age and Iron Age.
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The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is delighted to announce that the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education has joined as our latest member.
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In episode 3 of Shelfmarks, Zoë Comyns looks at the immense work done by Robert Lloyd Praeger and welcomes poet Jane Clarke.
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The Royal Irish Academy is delighted to announce that the R.J. Hunter Research Bursary scheme is open to applications until 2 February.
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The IAP is now inviting nominations for the IAP Board.
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Read David McCullagh's essay on 'Éamon de Valera’s Civil War' on Century Ireland.
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The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is pleased to share that Ireland’s National Open Research Forum (NORF) has developed a National Action Plan for Open Research.
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The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is delighted to announce that Bray Arts has published its first collection in the Repository.
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In our latest Library Blog post we sail away to Antarctica with Tom Crean in a post co-authored by RIA Deputy Librarian Meadhbh Murphy and author Tim Foley.
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Come visit the virtual stand of the Royal Irish Academy Library at DCDC22 History Day on 13 July 2022.
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On Saturday 3 September, up to 90 guests attended an afternoon of events on Clare Island to celebrate the New Survey of CIare Island series.
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The latest library guest blog post by Dr Eoin Kinsella, Managing Editor, Dictionary of Irish Biography reflects on the Royal Irish Academy (RIA) exhibition about the life and career of Professor Jan Łukasiewicz (1878–1956).
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The latest library guest blog features former Academy Librarian, Siobhán Fitzpatrick’s reflections on the development of the Library’s long-running series of lunchtime lectures.
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Professor Dal Lago’s research looks at the comparative history of the nineteenth-century Americas and Europe—particularly the United States in the era of the American civil war and Italy in the age of Italian national unification.
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New images from the Royal Irish Academy Library’s Beranger collection of eighteenth-century watercolour drawings are now preserved digitally.
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The Royal Irish Academy's response to the draft heads of the Research and Innovation Bill 2023.
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Applications are invited for the position of Project Manager (maternity cover), National Open Research Forum (NORF) at the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI), located at the Royal Irish Academy. Closing date 30 August.
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Constructing an interactive network graph of early modern Ireland
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Professor Kelleher describes her year as a Cullman Center fellow at New York Public Library.
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Brigit has been treated differently to Irish male saints, becoming a secondary character in her own biographies, reductively overshadowed by a barely attested goddess.
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