Dea-scéala: tá "Stair na Gaeilge", an lámhleabhar is údarásaí ar stair na teanga dá bhfuil ann, ar fáil feasta sa suíomh Internet Archive: https://t.co/FFTpckaHwT
What @SCSLibrary launched on Friday at the Tionól: Thomas Charles-Edwards' long-awaited edition of "Bretha Comaithcheso. An Old-Irish Law Tract on Neighbouring Farms".
After an incredible 54 years of work!
Not yet in the DIAS Shop https://t.co/lEJ7BzNfve, but will be there soon.
This cycling map was launched back in September this year, coinciding with the Dublin Festival of History. Some copies may still be available at DIAS reception, otherwise it can be downloaded here: https://t.co/piXixlgiGL, with supplementary information and contents.
I don't think @DIAS_Dublin has got all the credit it deserves for producing this fantastic map that brings us back to 1940s Dublin, when Erwin Schrödinger was Director of Theoretical Physics at the newly founded DIAS.
Registration is now open for our Annual Seminar - Friday 3 December ‘Scríbhinní i nGaeilge i mBailiúcháin Speisialta in Éirinn - Writings in the Irish Language in Special Collections in Ireland’ https://t.co/B5D9zw0R1b
Prof. James Adams, outstanding Latin scholar and author of many essential works on Latin linguistic variation, has passed away at the age of 78. Sit tibi terra levis.
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@ChronHib This is fantastic! I am sure though @SCSLibrary will approve if I fill in one of those pink forms so the library can buy us a hard copy . . .
Fresh from the Adobe converter, I proudly present a major publication of the @chronhib (@EarlyIrishMU) project:
Morphosyntactic Variation in Medieval Celtic Languages. Corpus-based Approaches. Eds. Elliott Lash, Fangzhe Qiu, David Stifter, Berlin: de Gruyter 2020
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Kim McConek, nire lagun zaharrak, Euskal Telebistako "Euskalonski" saioan parte hartu du Dublini buruz hitz egiteko.
Zorionak Kim, onena zara!
https://t.co/9XAKtJVSua
Comhghairdeas ó chroí le Séamus Mac Mathúna, agus leis na heagarthóirí agus údair go léir, faoi fhoilsiú na féilsgríbhinne breá seo ina onóir: Scotha cennderca cen on.
Saol fada buan!