The Cathach of St Columba is the oldest extant Irish illuminated manuscript, dating to c. AD 600. The surviving 58 folios contain psalms 30:10 to 105:13. It is understood that Colum Cille copied the manuscript from a psalter lent to him by St Finnian. A dispute over the ownership
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Letter by Ruairi Quinn, Irish Minister for Education to Don Barry, President of the University of Limerick to commit to funding the Bernal Project by the University of Limerick on the 2nd of May in 2012.
Curated collection--Grant documentation | Atlantic Philanthropies (Organization) | University of Limerick Foundation
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Commemorative booklet marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between Ireland and Japan
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Documentary teaching resource for second-level students on Ireland and the Second World War, based on RIA DIFP series and RIA DIB.
Second World War
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Commemorative booklet marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between Ireland and Japan.
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Exhibition developed to mark the fortieth anniversary of Irish accession to the European Economic Community (EEC).
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Commemorative booklet on Irish foreign relations from 1919 onwards to mark the seventieth anniversary of Irish departure from Commonwealth and declaration of republic
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Commemorative booklet marking sixtieth anniversary of Ireland's accession to the United Nations (UN)
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Consent documents from the Life Histories and Social Change project which were used during the data collection (interviewing) stage. Participants in this research were asked to consent to both participation in the research and the inclusion of their life story in the archive.
Support documentation
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User guide document for the Life Histories and Social Change collection. This document contains the following: information on the background of the Life Histories and Social Change project • interviewee sampling information • the topic guide used by interviewers • the cons
Support documentation
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Oral history interview with Kathleen from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Kathleen was born in Portstewart, Co. Derry and worked as an aircraft factory worker during the Second World War.
Gender role | Social status | Labour and employment
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Oral history interview with Alice* from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Alice was born in Belfast and worked as a chocolate maker during the Second World War. (*pseudonym)
Gender role | Social status | Labour and employment
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