The interviews in this collection were collected by the reCreatingEurope research project. This project aimed to assess the barriers (legal, economic and technological) that person
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
The data relates to an evaluation of a cognitive rehabilitation intervention for people with multiple sclerosis (MS)- the COB-MS. This research aimed to determine the acceptability
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
A digital collection of inscriptions, primarily in Old and Middle Irish and in the Latin script, from the early medieval period (6th - 12th cent. AD). Project funded by a Royal Iri
Maynooth University
This collection comprises of legacy qualitative interviews conducted by Professor Linda Connelly in the course of completing her PhD project in 1997. The interviews were conducted
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
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
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
This is a visual collection containing 432 images of posters which were taken during the Eighth Amendment referendum campaign. They are taken in various locations around Ireland, m
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent public health restrictions introduced have wide-reaching implications for children’s health and wellbeing. Furthermore, paediatric emergency de
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Qualitative investigation of reasons, barriers and enablers to occupational therapists’ involvement in research programs. Three focus groups were conducted. The qualitative data co
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
Self-Managing Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Photovoice Study' is a national participatory action research project. This was a qualitative study involving 11 people with rheumatoid arthri
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Interviews with Repeal activists from the project “Sharing Best Practices in how Civil Society Organisations use the Internet in Organising and Building for Socio-Economic Rights a
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Collection of adminstrative data from the project Re-use and Archiving of Complex Community-Based Evaluation Research (RACcER). RACCER was a joint initiative of the Childhood D
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Interviews conducted using the Biogaphic Narrative Interpretive Method on the topic of relational sustainability in Ireland. The interviews explored the experiences of farmers, fis
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
‘From Knowledge to Invention: exploring user innovation in Irish agriculture’ was a successful doctoral research project conducted at The Open University (UK) from 2012-2016 with f
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Preparing for Life (PFL) is a community-led prevention and early intervention programme that is operated by the Northside Partnership (NSP) in Dublin, Ireland. PFL aims to improve
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
'Sisters are Doin’ it for Themselves: A Phenomenological Inquiry into the Experience of Labiaplasty' was a doctoral research project conducted at University College Dublin (UCD) fr
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Reminiscence therapy (RT) for older adults has been shown to provide significant psychological and cognitive benefits for those who participate, but typically the content of these
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) is the national longitudinal study of children in Ireland, launched in 2006. It is carried out by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) and
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Collection of 94 oral history interview transcripts that were gathered by Dr. Heather Crawford as part of the study entitled 'Protestants and Irishness in independent Ireland: an e
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
The Second World War and Irish Women is a collection of twenty-three oral history interviews with Irish women in which they recount their experience of living though the Second Wor
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Collection of interview transcripts and audio recordings from the research project Magdalene Institutions: Recording an Oral and Archival History that was led by Dr Katherine O'Don
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
Between July 1997 and March 1998 Prof. Mary Corcoran at Maynooth University conducted twenty-three in-depth interviews with returning Irish emigrants, mostly in the Dublin region (
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
The archive includes 28 letters to Sister Majella and 3 files of Saro Wiwa's poetry.
Maynooth University
The Letters of 1916 project is the first public humanities project in Ireland. It is creating a crowd-sourced digital collection of letters written around the time of the Easter Ri
Maynooth University
While final preparations were being made for a rebellion, the war effort continued in the trenches and on the Irish Home Front. In Ahascragh, Lady Clonbrock spent April 1916 admini
Maynooth University
While the Easter Rising was just one event which took place in Ireland’s turbulent year of 1916, the Rising itself has left a remarkably large historical record. While we may not h
Maynooth University
1916 in Ireland is often recognized as a tumultuous year marked by milestone events in the nation’s history, such as the Easter Rising and the Battle of the Somme. But through all
Maynooth University
A collection of published items from the Teresa Deevy Archive. These include her plays, short stories, essays and children's stories.
Maynooth University
A collection of newspaper clippings taken from the Teresa Deevy archive. The majority are contemporary reviews of her plays and writings and through them we can see how Deevy's wor
Maynooth University
This is a collection of typescripts, some of which are complete plays, some of which are fragments. Deevy rewrote and revised plays even after publishing or staging so dating many
Maynooth University
Life Histories and Social Change is a large collection of qualitative life story interviews with three cohorts of Irish citizens, each of which reached adulthood in the crucial dec
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
The World Within Walls collection relates the histories and memories of the St. Davnet’s Campus psychiatric hospital in Monaghan town and is part of a wider local history project c
Irish Qualitative Data Archive
An archive of material by and related to the playwright Teresa Deevy, donated by her estate to Maynooth University. Teresa Deevy was born in Waterford in 1894 and her first stag
Maynooth University
Collection of essays entitled 'The Place Where I Live' that were written by primary school children in 6th class (11-13 years of age) between 2002 and 2004. The essays are taken fr
Irish Qualitative Data Archive