Blogs

‘Níl éinní is fearr chuige ná braon don mháighistir’

Déanann Conchúr Mag Eacháin spléachadh ar an fhocal maistir/máistir ‘mún’ agus an úsáid a bhaintí as i gcúrsaí éadaigh agus pisreogachta

Archives of William McFadden Orr MRIA, FRS

The latest library guest blog post by Brian Patrick McArdle reflects on the Royal Irish Academy’s archive collection of William McFadden Orr MRIA, FRS (1866–1934).

Claudia Kinmonth MRIA: Independent art and design historian

Dr Kinmonth’s interdisciplinary research, drawing from texts, manuscripts, poetry, oral history, artworks and objects, allied to her experience as a restorer and woodworker, enhances appreciation…

Grangegorman and the treatment of soldiers’ trauma

Author Eamon Delaney leads the ‘The Lion and the Shamrock’ project which shares some of the legacy of military history of the north Dublin area,…

Jan Łukasiewicz, Professor of Mathematical Logic at the Royal Irish Academy

The latest library guest blog post by Dr Eoin Kinsella, Managing Editor, Dictionary of Irish Biography reflects on the Royal Irish Academy (RIA) exhibition about…

‘The future of Ireland is not a headcount’ Why radical inclusion is important

Simon Coveney recently identified the disconnect between political discussions of potential Irish reunification and a widespread everyday uncertainty and disengagement. A new diversity needs new…

James O’Gara MRIA: Professor of Microbiology

Professor O’Gara’s research seeks to improve the treatment options for chronic infections by finding new ways to overcome antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and to eradicate biofilms.

Grangegorman Histories: Resources for further study

‘Grangegorman Histories: Resources for further study‘ is a collation of primary and secondary resources relating to the histories of Grangegorman to assist anyone interested in…