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A multi-period, interdisciplinary perspective on climate change in Ireland

Climate and Society in Ireland »

Exploring nature writing through the Academy collections

Shelfmarks »

A series of audio recordings of public lectures and conferences hosted by the Royal Irish Academy library

Library »

Non-partisan analysis of policy options for Ireland, north and south, in a post-Brexit context

ARINS – Analysing and Researching Ireland North and South »

A series in collaboration with the Department of Rural and Community Development

Rural Conversations Series »

A series that brings thought leaders to the Academy to discuss important contemporary issues

Discourse Series »

Preserve and Protect: Contemporary Issues in Irish Cultural Heritage

Heritage Podcast Series »

Recent discoveries from archaeological excavation and related research in Ireland

Revealing the past: archaeological excavation and research in Ireland »

The implications of rolling out Open Access to all publicly funded research in Ireland

Making Open Access Work for Ireland »

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