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Archives around the world join forces and bring Ireland’s destroyed Public Record Office back to life

An immersive digital recreation of the Public Record Office and its collections was launched by Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin T.D.

27 Jun 2022

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Oibríonn Cartlanna ar fud na cruinne le chéile chun beocht a chur in Oifig Thaifid Phoiblí na hÉireann a cailleadh

Seolfaidh an Taoiseach Micheál Martin agus an tAire Turasóireachta, Cultúir, Ealaíon, Gaeltachta, Spóirt agus Meán, Catherine Martin T.D. Maoinchiste Annála Samhalta na hÉireann inniu (an 27 Meitheamh).

27 Jun 2022

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The forgotten sisters of WB Yeats - Cuala Press Research project

The Cuala Press Research Project aims to re-introduce the world to Elizabeth and Lily Yeats, a talented duo who founded the Cuala Industries in 1908 – a female-led enterprise in Churchtown, Dublin that almost exclusively employed and trained young women.

22 Jun 2022

Arts|Research

Prof Darryl Jones is on the trail of the ‘Hound of the Baskervilles’

Darryl Jones delivered a public lecture exploring the background to the writing of Arthur Conan Doyle’s highly successful Hound of the Baskervilles last week.

1 Jun 2022

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Ulysses in 80 Days: Can you - will you - read Ireland’s greatest book this summer?

Ulysses in 80 Days is a book club launched by a group of determined readers who plan to read Ulysses in 80 days in summer 2022, and who are inviting anyone interested to join them.

24 May 2022

Arts

Trinity academic provides Babylonian translations for Marvel Studios’ ‘Eternals’

Translations into the long-dead language were provided for the Marvel Studios’ Eternals blockbuster film by Assyriologist Dr Martin Worthington.

9 Nov 2021

Arts|Research

Trinity commissions four female busts for Long Room

Trinity College Dublin is to commission four new sculptures representing women scholars for display in the Long Room of the Old Library.

26 Nov 2020

Arts