Bernadette Colley

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

@dylancolley storming the gates in Black 47 https://t.co/dB5gCECkx8

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

#chijobs

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

Deadline is tomorrow 7 May. Apply for this post and build library services in the new Children’s hospital!https://t.co/I1mLUS4NPv

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

Deadline is tomorrow 7 May. Apply for this post and build library services in the new Children’s hospital!https://t.co/I1mLUS4NPv

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

Deadline is tomorrow 7 May. Apply for this post and build library services in the new Children’s hospital!https://t.co/I1mLUS4NPv

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

@AddressingLife 00 q9p

[Daniel Mulhall @DanMulhall]

Hats off to @NARIreland on the release of the 1926 #Census. The website is easy to manage & the entries are fascinating. https://t.co/dnWDrUwnZm

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

Fantastic opportunity for a Head of Library Services deadline for applications 7 May

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

https://t.co/I1mLUS4NPv

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

https://t.co/I1mLUS4NPv

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

https://t.co/I1mLUS4NPv
Fantastic opportunity for Head of Library Services deadline 7 May

[Moore Street Preservation Trust @MooreSt_Trust]

As we remember the courage of the men & women of 1916, let’s protect the very streets & laneways where history was made

We have produced an alternative plan for the positive development of a historic 1916 Quarter taking in all of Moore Street

Support us➡️https://t.co/95WKAjU3nw

[James Hawes @jameshawes2]

I would be v. grateful for any RT because we are getting ZERO COVERAGE IN UK despite going straight in at #1 in the ⁦@IrishTimes⁩!

What’s a writer to do?

A dizzying, thrilling ride through 14,526 years of Irish history | Irish Independent https://t.co/grC1YV7JIF

[John Crotty @itsjohncrotty]

Some interesting facts from yesterdays ‘Irish News’ Irish symbols article you may not know:

🇮🇪 The Irish Tricolour emerged in 1830, not 1848.
🇮🇪 It was first a symbol of Repeal, or Home Rule, getting its Republican links after 1848.
🇮🇪 Vital adoption by secret societies from 1870 secured its later status

☘️ St Patrick’s Day was an established feast day as far back as the 8th century
☘️ The first ever St Patrick’s day parade was recorded in Florida, 1601
☘️ He was first linked to Green in 1597.
☘️ The shamrock link to St Patrick is 1st recorded in the late 1600’s, but it was linked to Ireland a century before with much older roots

🪉 The harp is Irelands oldest ongoing symbol, attested in Irish myths set 2500 years ago
🪉 Every Gaelic King sponsored a harpist family, who could take 14-20 years to be fully trained
🪉 The symbol first represented Ireland in 1260, French heralds putting the harp on Azure
🪉 It was placed on green in 1642, both now retained, azure the Presidents flag, green the Irish Navy & also enjoying popular public use

🔵 The notion of ‘St Patrick’s Blue’ is a fabrication, there is no such thing. He was linked to green for 2 centuries before its improper invention.
🌀The tri-spiral of Newgrange is Irelands first symbol, carved 5200 years ago

Full article here: All facts in book, ‘The Irish Tricolour’:
https://t.co/ZIEv16A61W

[BUCHANAN: Dublin Time Machine @RobLooseCannon]

Big news lads, The Dublin Time Machine is set to self-destruct this November 2026, unless I can turn me beloved hobby into a book. Mental health and new work responsibilities mean I need to publish or be damned.

So if you can help with literary agents or publishers please drop us a message and I will gratefully get through them all. As always lads retweets and recommendations are appreciated.

Here is a sufficiently pathetic historic picture of me, still getting to grips with 20th century Earth, to inspire you that I need all the bleedin` assistance I can get.

You can also help the DTM by buying me busfare (or a pint) via https://t.co/U7jtCrOTtb
However this is purely voluntary, as the Dublin Time Machine will always be free to read whilst shes still flying. Cheers lads!

[National Archives, Ireland @NARIreland]

Closure notice for the public holiday on Monday 2 February. @DeptCultureIRL

[TG4 @TG4TV]

Níl mórán ama fágtha le cur isteach ar na postanna thíos! ⏳

📌 Dearthóir Grafach
📌 Cruthaitheoir Ábhair Dhigitigh
📌 Cúntóir Léirithe Cúla4
📌 Intéirn Cúla4
📅 Spriocdháta: 4pm Déardaoin 29ú Eanáir

Tuilleadh eolais ⬇️
https://t.co/7XEHAwd1nZ

[Bernadette Colley @Ernwood]

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[hselibrary.ie @hselibrary]

We’re gathering insight to shape the future of Ireland’s eHealth Library. 👉 https://t.co/x1MSPPG3I1
Whether you use digital library tools or not, we want to hear from all healthcare professionals across public & private services. Closes 31 Dec 2025.
#MedStudents #HSEStaff

[UCD Digital Library @UCDDigital]

We're delighted to announce that the Dublin Metropolitan Police and Civic Guard (Garda Síochána) Personnel Registers are now back online. You can find them at https://t.co/nwTFyfZlnM. There are over 12,500 entries on these pages, covering the period 1837-1925. #Genealogy #history

[National Archives, Ireland @NARIreland]

Meabhrúchán deireanach maidir le dúnadh ár Seomra Léitheoireachta don Nollaig agus an Athbhliain. @DeptCultureIRL

[HIQA @HIQA]

Tá comhairliúchán poiblí ar ár nDréacht-Chairt agus Plean Gníomhaíochta um Sheirbhís Ardchaighdeáin ar siúl anois.

Roinn do chuid aiseolais linn: https://t.co/NYw7ynvTgP

[National Archives, Ireland @NARIreland]

What an incredible year at the National Archives of Ireland
Highlights include:
📜 Rare acquisition of 1922 Collins/de Valera docs
📺 RTÉ’s The Records Show
🚜 Ploughing exhibit
🗓️ 1926 Census launch
✨ New website
Thanks to our 5,875+ researchers! See you in 2026.

[hselibrary.ie @hselibrary]

Season’s Greetings from #HSELibrary
Thank you to all our #healthcare colleagues, partners, and library staff for your continued engagement & collaboration throughout the year.
We wish you a restful #Christmas and every success & good health in the year ahead.

#KnowledgeForHealth