This collection is a part of PhD project: "Animal Woman Journey(s). Posthuman embodiment of zoomorphic folk tales" based in the Department of Theatre and the Deparment of Spanish,
University College Cork
This collection is a part of PhD project: "Animal Woman Journey(s). Posthuman embodiment of zoomorphic folk tales" based in the Department of Theatre and the Deparment of Spanish,
University College Cork
Thomas Noonan was born on 23 December 1891 and lived with his parents Michael and Catherine Noonan together with his four older sisters and two younger brothers at Ballyguy, Barrin
University of Limerick
Ordnance Survey letters comprising correspondence between John O’Donovan (1806-1861) and other researchers employed on the survey and OS head office staff. OS Letters exist for 29
Royal Irish Academy
The Name Books were part of the first Ordnance Survey of Ireland conducted between 1824 and 1846. The books served to collect orthographic as well as additional topographic and ob
National Library of Ireland
Scans of drawings made as part of the Ordnance Survey Memoirs scheme. Originally, the OS Memoirs were meant to accompany the first edition maps and include information about the p
Royal Irish Academy
Information about production of Ordnance Survey Map Sheets for the 1st edition 6-inch series covering every county in Ireland. Includes OS Code, Sheet Number, Names of Surveyors, O
OS200
‘Roses from the Heart’ is an international project, remembering 25,566 women sentenced to transportation as convicts from Ireland and UK to Australia and Tasmania (formerly named V
South East Technological University
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
Over the years it has been the practice of the Post Office to invite submissions for possible stamp designs from artists, designers and printers. The successful design goes on to b
An Post Museum and Archive
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 collection of drawings, of the principal antique buildings of Ireland, designed on the spot and collected by Gabriel Beranger of 96 individual antiquarian watercolours of castles
Royal Irish Academy
"Film-poems" are creative fragments of poetic text or speech accompanied by video and sound. Film poetry might also be referred to as "video poetry", "digital poetry", "multimedia
University College Cork