This is a collection of oral histories gathered by the local history charity Cuimhneamh an Chlair / Clare Memories. Cuimhneamh an Chláir was founded in 2009 with the aim of reco
Cuimhneamh an Chláir / Clare Memories
Mathematics teachers participating in Lesson Study: Two case study sites' is research which tracked the introduction of school-based Lesson Study model of professional development
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
A collection of images, videos, posters and other material from Alliance for Choice Derry, which advocates for the right to abortion in Northern Ireland. The Northern/Irish pro-a
Digital Repository of Ireland
On 10 March 2023, Archiving Reproductive Health held a Public Collection Day. At this event, members of the public were invited to digitise a cross-section of personal memorabilia
Digital Repository of Ireland
On 10 March 2023, Archiving Reproductive Health held a Public Collection Day. At this event, members of the public were invited to digitise a cross-section of personal memorabilia
Digital Repository of Ireland
On 10 March 2023, Archiving Reproductive Health held a Public Collection Day. At this event, members of the public were invited to digitise a cross-section of personal memorabilia
Digital Repository of Ireland
The RIFNET (Reconstituting the Irish Family Network) collection is comprised of five objects and associated interviews where people explore what family means to them. In 2022, the
University College Cork
A podcast series about the history of reproductive rights in Ireland with interviews with those who fought for them, from the 1970s to the present day. Written and edited by Deirdr
Digital Repository of Ireland
This is a collection of interviews carried out by historian Mary Muldowney in 2010. The interviews are with pro-choice activists who were involved in the movement at different stag
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
This collection contains qualitative data collected through questionnaire responses. The questionnaires were conducted in 2015, 2020 and 2021. Each provides an insight into activis
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Personal accounts from women in Ireland who sought abortion prior to the repeal of the Eighth Amendment. The stories are written in the woman's own words and were taken from the In
Digital Repository of Ireland
The Coalition to Repeal the Eighth is a broad umbrella organisation intended to bring together a wide range of civil society organisations that supported the repeal of the Eighth A
Digital Repository of Ireland
This collection contains material created by Together for Yes, the national campaign for a Yes vote in the campaign to repeal the eighth amendment of the Irish constitution in 2018
Digital Repository of Ireland
Terminations for Medical Reasons is a voluntary group that supports women, parents and families following diagnosis of a foetal anomaly during pregnancy. TFMR was founded by people
Digital Repository of Ireland
The Abortion Rights Campaign (ARC) is an all-Ireland campaign for free, safe and legal abortion in Ireland, founded in 2013. ARC was one of the three organisations that made up Tog
Digital Repository of Ireland
This collection is comprised of oral history interviews conducted by Sadie Bergen, an American doctoral candidate in an interdisciplinary social science and public health program.
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
This are transcripts of interviews with individuals about the barriers and facilitators when accessing reproductive healthcare or when making reproductive decisions as a person wi
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
RESCuE: Patterns of Resilience during Socioeconomic Crises among Households in Europe, was a cross-national European project funded by the European Commission under Framework Seven
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
The Change Lab is a critical space for learning, thinking and re-imagining the possibilities of how art and design curricula at secondary-level can be taught through a development
Arts and Culture in Education Research Repository
The austerity that followed the recent economic and financial crisis has led to impassioned debates across the social sciences and the public at large. Although Ireland was not its
Royal Irish Academy