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All the feels 😍😍
An offer you cant refuse 😄 #IrishDNA
Find #CorkCity here too and #Youghal town amongst others on this amazing #FREE Resource @ria.ie
As the WHAI continue to promote the Discipline of Women's History in Ireland we are delighted to announce that we are now on LinkedIn. If you are on LinkedIn please do give us a follow.
📹WATCH BACK from the recent 8th Annual @NationalMons Conference
#WithinWithout2025 The Archaeology of Partitions
'Inside, outside and through town walls: urban–rural relationships in late medieval Ireland'
by Dr Margaret Murphy
youtu.be/ulvetVJT62k
#HeritageIreland2030
@archiremag.bsky.social
This online CPD session explores the concept of “heritage at risk” w/in the context of the 2026 Heritage week events. Visit buff.ly/oB0H1N4 to reserve your FREE spot!
#heritageatrisk #irisharchaeology #irishheritage #culturalheritage #heritageweek #heritagecouncil #cpd #archaeologycpd
Thank You again for listening to Season Nine, it's been a joy to bring you such wonderful guests, all with stories to tell.
Here's a re-cap for you!
Of course, we began with the trailer:
familyhistoriespodcast.com/2025/05/01/s... #genealogy #GenHour #ancestry #AncestryHour #FamilyHistory
One of her best #Corkwoman
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What happens when an insufferable jerk with an improbable name makes up a fake country to scam people out of their money? Nothing good, as it turns out. 🗃️https://worldhistory.substack.com/p/gregor-macgregors-paper-kingdom
AHOY THERE!
IT’S INTERNATIONAL CAT DAY!
EVERY DAY IS CATURDAY ON THE FERRYS
All the best to Sam Kinirons, Research Ireland PhD Scholar, @ucdarchaeology.bsky.social and the other speakers at the 26th Medieval Dublin Symposium. Oct 4, 9:30–5:00, Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College.
dublinfestivalofhistory.ie/event/26th-m...
#Cork #Youghal #DutchBilly Uniake House #familyhistory
A great day yesterday @corkgenealogysoc.bsky.social conference. Three great speakers. Especially impressed by Zoë Reid, Keeper with National Archives of Ireland giving us a preview of what to expect from the 1926 census #Genealogy #Cork
Keep cool in the Arboretum at #Fota House @fotawildlife.bsky.social #BigTrees #BigHouse #Cork
Road bowling, Ethan Rafferty, a kingpin.
#CúlBáire #ArdMhacha
#Spéirghorm
www.rte.ie/sport/footba...
Canada, New Zealand and Ireland have been named among the safest countries in the world for women travellers.
Thank you for sharing @federationfhs.bsky.social ❤️🩹
#Gallipoli
#Speirgorm starting now RTEOne or plus one and player 1/2
Thanks for the share Claire - it's another good line up 🤩
If you're after a cross-over #RailwayHistory & #FamilyHistory podcast - and let's face it, why *wouldn't* you be?! - then this is for you!
Family Tree Talk takes #Railway200 as its starting point - great that we could discuss all sorts, & well worth a listen!
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Very #restful list 😍
CGS Conference October 4th 2025 in Cork City tickets and information on our website. All welcome ❤️🩹 www.corkgenealogicalsociety.com
A view of the baths on a terrace below the level of the main hydro building, from a contemporary stereocard. The baths were of a strange combination of styles, with two wings of tall, slightly arched windows standing on either side of a pedimented portico, behind which was a tall windowed tower supporting a cupola.
The Turkish baths cooling-room elaborately decorated showing two sculptured figures on supporting columns, behind which is a large circular ottoman. To the right are dressing cubicles and a partitioned area, whose purpose is so far unknown. (The Lawrence Photograph Collection L_NS_01091. Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland)
A bewhiskered Dr Richard Barter standing in front of an open door leading into the baths. (Harvard College Library Widener Med 1878.69)
Head and shoulders photo of the doctor's namesake, Mr Richard Barter, sculptor and architect. He designed 14 Turkish baths in Ireland and another in London for the doctor. (Photographer unknown)
#onthisday, 13 July 1870, Dr Richard Barter opened the last of several #TurkishBaths provided for patients at his St Ann's Hydropathic Establishment near #Blarney, Co #Cork. He was to die 3 months later. Opened by his eldest daughter, & designed by his architect namesake Mr Richard Barter. 🗃️ #C19th
Limerick accent as I remember 😄
Too late ☹️
For #StunDay and #StandingStoneSunday... Two Standing stones, a five stone circle and a small cairn in Kealkill, Co Cork, Ireland
Image: 2024
#IrishArchaeology #Archaeology #Photography #Infrared #Black&White #Monochrome #ClassicMono #Art #BlueSky #BlueSkyArt #EastCoastKin #Landscape #Cork
This list of ‘books in Irish script’ (Libri scottice scripti) was compiled in the mid-9th century as part of a catalogue of the library of Sankt Gallen Abbey, testifying to the large number of Irish manuscripts that were already in its collections at this time. Image courtesy of Stiftsbibliothek, St. Gallen, Cod. Sang. 728, p.4
How did early medieval Ireland connect with the continent?
From sacred texts to sea routes, explore the cultural currents that linked Irish monks to Europe.
Read about the major new exhibition at the National Museum of Ireland @currentarchaeology.bsky.social the-past.com/feature/word...