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
In order to spread the work of sorting and delivering letters and parcels over a longer period and avoid extreme congestion in the few days immediately before Christmas, the Post O
An Post Museum and Archive
This collection is an example of urban cartography and documents the development of the ancient Dublin City Estate within the original walled city.
Dublin City Library and Archive
Since the formation of the State in 1922 the Irish Post Office, formerly known as the Department of Posts & Telegraphs and now designated An Post, has issued postage stamps as a me
An Post Museum and Archive
Since the formation of the State in 1922 the Irish Post Office, formerly known as the Department of Posts & Telegraphs and now designated An Post, has issued postage stamps as a me
Depositing Organisation not Set
The Artists' Campaign to Repeal the Eighth Amendment was set up in 2015 by visual artists Cecily Brennan, Alice Maher, Eithne Jordan, and the poet Paula Meehan. It began as an onli
National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL), NCAD
The Fáilte Ireland Tourism Photographic Archive Collection, originally the property of Bórd Fáilte, was donated to Dublin City Library and Archive in 2014. The copyright in the ima
Dublin City Library and Archive
This project worked with young people from both sides of the community and the border in the Counties of Cavan, Monaghan and Fermanagh. Through a series of workshops, storytell
Monaghan County Council
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
A major programme of archaeological excavation commenced on 18 June 1962 at the passage tomb cemetery at Knowth, Co Meath. This research excavation continued on a seasonal basis fo
Royal Irish Academy