Oíche Shamhna shona daoibh! Our ethereal expert @HMacAuliffe@MaynoothUni guides us through the darkness of #samhain, a time for feasting, mischief & terror in Irish literature, when the veil between worlds is thin, & ghastly ghouls abound! #Halloween https://t.co/vM9yuj22Ex
5 things you didn't know about the epic Book of Invasions. The Lebor Gabála Érenn tells an origin story for Ireland and the Irish language through a series of mythical invasions, explains @HMacAuliffe@tcddublin https://t.co/k2EkbZy6ni
‘Great was the darkness': Spooky stories from medieval Ireland. These horror movie-worthy stories remind us we're not so different from our ancestors: we love a good scare, writes @HMacAuliffe@tcddublin@TCDHistHum https://t.co/7myO5XYX6y
How medieval politics are replicated in modern day Leinster House. The current Irish political landscape bears a striking resemblance to early medieval Ireland when it comes to how power is alternated, explains @HMacAuliffe@tcddublin https://t.co/85wfp8shEh
@dublinbusnews could you please tell me where the 11 that was due to serve stop 6122 at 14:00 disappeared to? And when the next one is due to arrive as the apps aren’t working.
@peteraf1 I was recently surprised to find a second-hand copy of Kelly’s Guide to Early Irish Law while in New York City! I find myself consulting it all the time
@PDufaigh Thanks Paul - I agree, it’s an important aspect of writing history that needs to be emphasised! Happy to be making the resources accessible to those who need them
It was great to speak about alternate succession in Dál Riata @IrConfMed on Thursday, in a really interesting session chaired by @BookerSparky and also featuring fascinating papers by Clare Downham and @zhivlova - thank you to everyone involved!