Stepped into the early medieval world this weekend at @NMIreland visiting their new exhibition, Words on the Wave: Ireland and St. Gallen in Early Medieval Europe. Soooo nice seeing a shiny new exhibition 😩🤗
To open the exhibition, exhibiting students will host hands-on workshops where visitors (young and young at heart!) can create their own paper pop-up theatres!
📅 Saturday 17 May
🕐 13:00–15:00
📍 Free, no booking needed, all welcome!
#NationalDrawingDay with @NGIreland
We’re thrilled to present a new exhibition celebrating 120 years of @AbbeyTheatre through hand-crafted illustration and typography. Created @DistillersPress by second-year Illustration students from Dept of Communication Design @NCAD_Dublin#Illustration#Letterpress
'The Neolithic axe quarries at the Eagle’s Nest, Lambay and North Roe, Shetland: a comparative perspective'
Prof Gabriel Cooney, @ucdarchaeology@RSAInews and @socantscot Inaugural Joint Lecture
Thur Apr 17,· 7:30pm
63 Merrion Square, Dublin & via Zoom
https://t.co/SXKnPmVOs7
Back tonight in UCD for the @ClassicsUCD Inaugural Lecture about female social and geographic mobility in the 3rd century by Prof Rebecca Sweetman of @BSAthens. First time in UCD’s suave village lecture theatre 🤯
It’s great to be here at the Association of Young Irish Archaeologists ‘Emerging Voices in Archaeology’ 2025 Conference, speaking about @DiscProg, the work we do, project collaborations and outputs, and my own career journey in the heritage sector @ucdarchaeology@UCDArchSoc
Happy Valentine’s Day. ❤️
If you’re in the neighbourhood, you can see this much-loved painting, Hellelil and Hildebrand, the Meeting on the Turret Stairs by Frederic William Burton, between 12pm and 2.30pm in Room 20.
#ValentinesDay#NationalGalleryIRL
This week I re-created in chocolatey form some of the megalithic art on Kerbstone 52 using #5DCulture data and an @anthonycorns 3D print for the @DiscProg AGM! They went down a treat 🤤 Hopefully more to come… (left side)
It was great to hear more about the Monastic Midlands Project, which I was involved in this summer, as well as interdisciplinary approaches to public and community archaeology and “deep history”. Any excuse to talk about rocks!
Just attended a fascinating Frank Mitchell Memorial Lecture at @RSAInews! Dr Steve Mandal of the @IrishHeritageSc presented on ‘The Monastic Midlands - designing a sustainable community focussed research project’.
Museums in Ireland and abroad are decolonising their collections, influenced by movements such as #RhodesMustFall and #BlackLivesMatter@TG4TV & @BBCnireland doc Iarsmaí (Remnants) examines Ireland's colonial legacy, including stolen artefacts. Watch on TG4, 9 Oct at 21:30
An interesting lecture today by Dr Pat Wallace, former director of the @NMIreland, ‘Wood Quay 50: What’s It All About?’ for their Wood Quay and the Viking World’ series
Great to be here on day 3 of @HistFest for an engaging discussion ‘The Trouble with Recent History’ talking about history and memory, academic detachment and moral outrage, public and private pasts with @CaelainnH, @Mickcliff, Diarmaid Ferriter, chaired by @FrankmcnallyIT
Just wrapped up an incredible two days at @qubpublichist Conference ‘Digital Public History in a Divided World’! There were so many worthwhile topics to discuss and so many valuable takeaways about the future of public history and outreach in an increasingly digital world💻📖
Check out @UCDHistory options for @UCDforALL Lifelong Learning programme this autumn @ucddublin. Topics include: a global history of food; Ireland in the 19th century; family history; violence in Northern Ireland 1920-1922; and, US elections since 1960. https://t.co/AD1l1hL7lr