Mrs Doyle

[Cllr. Luke Corkery @lukeacorkery]

So bloody what? @LeoVaradkar is a human being. Like any of us, he’s entitled to do things that he enjoys.

Imagine someone tweeting about you going to a concert, or worse, writing an article about it. Strange, obsessive behaviour. It’s not even silly season.

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@IrishWorkhouseC A bit of each Paddy!

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@IrishWorkhouseC Will the talk will be uploaded to the Workhouse Vimeo channel next week

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@Irish_Genealogy @IrishWorkhouseC Thanks Claire, I've just used the link and it seems to be working now

[Museum @ The Irish Workhouse Centre @MuseumTheIrish1]

This little fella was found at Portumna Workhouse, how did he get here, what is his story??
@childre
#OnceAponATimeMW
@MuseumsTogethe1
@museumofci
@museumofchild

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@ChristyCunniffe @HeritageHubIRE Well deserved so that the story of the poor can be remembered

[Christy Cunniffe @ChristyCunniffe]

I am trying to source an old bag or container of blue stone used to spray potatoes to create an exhibit. It is the old container or box that I am interested in. It is likely to survive in an old disused farm building or barn.

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@ted_pibil @IrishWorkhouseC to ensure children were educated to be useful members of society rather than a future burden on ratepayers. So education for the sake of it rather than for the benefits it could bring to those young people.

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@ted_pibil @IrishWorkhouseC *gender not Granger!

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@ted_pibil @IrishWorkhouseC It was to educate to ensure useful members of society and fewer future burdens on ratepayers, rather than education for its own sake

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@MuseumTheIrish1 @IrishWorkhouseC @PastMedHistory @thackraymuseum @RiponMuseums @DublinsHistoric @littlemuseumdub @OldDublinTown The story of patients and nurses in that one thing

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@MuseumTheIrish1 Looking forward to hearing your stories

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

Really looking forward to this talk on 2 April at 8pm on Zoom. David Broderick has researched the good and bad of the Workhouse Master as part of the Irish Workhouse Centre's First Friday Series
@PublicHistoryUL
@RTEHistoryShow
@irishhistory

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

[Irish Workhouse Centre Portumna @IrishWorkhouseC]

As part of continuing fundraising efforts here at the Workhouse, we are excited to introduce our new lecture series. All funds raised will go towards workhouse projects. So, throughout 2021 we hope to bring you more virtual events as we continue to tell the story of the workhouse

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

Just wrote an email typo saying Happy New Near! Hopes for 2021
#happynewnear

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

Very enjoyable it was too, hoping for more today

[Orla Flynn @OFlynnATU]

Great group of students who are incredibly engaged with our terrific @GMITOfficial academic team 👏🏻 Sorry not to be a student myself today!! 👩‍🎓 @JanineGinn @noreenhenry @SharonBoyle

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

A beautiful film about a lot of things, but mostly about family and love

[Mrs Doyle @tryWAFR]

@Heritagehead @IrishWorkhouseC @AIHSNYC @RTEHistoryShow @HistoryUL @irishfamilyhist A powerful reminder of the importance of remembrance