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Printers’ devices from the Royal Irish Academy’s early print collections: Johannes Hamman.
This is the first in a series of posts exploring printers’ devices in the early printed books of the library’s collections.
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A Harp made for the Bard of Erin – John Egan’s Enterprising Product Placement
Thank you to Nancy Hurrell, our guest writer for this month’s Library Blog post.
A King of Prussia, a Russian Grand Duke, an Indian Princess — and Thomas Moore — Ireland in Europe in 1821.
For this month’s Library blog post Librarian, Siobhán Fitzpatrick, takes a look at a very special new addition to our collections.
The mythical Island of Hy Brasil and the Book of O’Lees
This month’s Library blog post takes you on a journey to an enchanted island …
The business of leisure: entertainment ephemera in the collection of the Royal Irish Academy
For this month’s Library blog post Alison FitzGerald and Joy Sherwood of Maynooth University take a look at the weird and wonderful in popular entertainment
Who was Paul Strzelecki?
This month’s Library Blog post takes a look at our current exhibition ‘A Forgotten Polish Hero of the Great Irish Famine: Paul Strzelecki’s Struggle to
Thomas Moore at 240!
In this month’s Library blog post Harry White, MRIA, Professor of Music, University College Dublin, takes a look at our current exhibition Discovering Thomas Moore:
Two women and the Royal Irish Academy
In this month’s Library Blog post, Turlough O’Riordan of the Dictionary of Irish Biography, looks at the issues surrounding the election of women to the
Dictionary of Irish Biography