@katymcguinness Typical of Linked-in building most nights - no one working - security do a tour of the building and lights stay in for a couple of hours after....
Hi all, final reminder of our publishing workshop tomorrow evening!
We apologise for any temporary issues with our email - if anyone has tried to register for the workshop and still hasn't yet received a response, please DM us and we'll register you in time for the event
We're very excited to announce our **SAVE THE DATE** for the 72nd annual Irish History Students Assoc. Conference @ihsa2022 at @HistoryTcd on 25th and 26th February 2022.
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***CFP coming soon - please RT and follow!***
NEW on Economics Observatory: What were the economic consequences of Irish independence? from @eoinaldo#NI100#Partition100#Ireland https://t.co/E0rtpXExBC
Last podcast in History of Emotions series 'Wonder: digital space' by @CWallaceDublin @VirtualTreasury takes a surprisingly positive look at a cultural tragedy - the destruction of the Public Record Office of Ireland at the outbreak of the Irish Civil War https://t.co/zaMYRdAoKe
The RIA's Historical Studies Committee latest #podcast in the History of Emotions series examines the intersection between emotions, space and place in the context of Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin: 'Grief and Glasnevin', Georgina Laragy #RIAemostorians
https://t.co/rmDmLZeVuL
In order to protect the increasing numbers of pedestrians, cyclists & vulnerable road users moving around our city we are proposing an extension to 30km/h speed limits.
You can add your voice here: https://t.co/3auaLR3fNm
#Loving30#roadsafety#YourCouncil#Dublin
History of Emotions Podcast 4 explores revolutionary solidarity among Irish and other international radicals as a feeling of belonging: 'Belonging: feeling solidarity in the interwar world', Dr Maurice Casey @MauriceJCasey @EPICMuseumCHQ#twitterstorians
https://t.co/9EMzNKTzm8
The third of six podcasts in the History of Emotions series works on questions of protest, public order and critical legal theory: 'Anger and public space', Dr Illan Wall @ruawall
https://t.co/LQDLY7BvwN