The records of DE4 relate to the proceedings of the First and Second Dáil including session papers (i.e. departmental and committee reports that were submitted in the course of the meetings). This collection contain papers relating to peace negotiations and the Treaty; the Commit
National Archives of Ireland
These DE2 records form part of the holdings of the State Paper Office, Dublin Castle to which they were transferred from the Library of Dáil Éireann in the 1960s. The files contain original and copy correspondence, primarily between Diarmuid Ó hÉigeartaigh, Secretary to Dáil Éire
National Archives of Ireland
A companion album to RIA MS 3 C 31, this small postcard-size album of 24 watercolours provides illustrations of scenery and ancient monuments, general views and details of castles and churches in the counties Dublin, Meath, Roscommon and Wicklow. These watercolours are copies of
Royal Irish Academy
Documents on Irish Foreign Policy (DIFP) is a public history project for the study of modern Irish history through diplomacy. DIFP aims to make the history of Irish foreign policy accessible to all and promotes public engagement with the history of Ireland’s international relatio
Royal Irish Academy
Resources and materials created by the DRI to assist with data preparation, management and publication.
Digital Repository of Ireland
A small postcard-size album of 23 watercolours (originally 24), providing illustrations of scenery and ancient monuments, general views and details of castles, churches and abbeys in the counties Dublin, Mayo, Meath and Wicklow. These watercolours are copies of originals (since l
Royal Irish Academy
In 1980 the London based theatre group Gay Sweatshop performed their play Blood Green in the Granary Theatre in Cork. This was one of the first events organised by the newly established Cork Gay Collective.
Cork LGBT Archive
Up until the 1990s the rights of LGBT workers were not protected under Irish legislation. LGBT people frequently experienced prejudice and discrimination in their workplaces. Protecting the rights of LGBT workers and campaigning for legislative changes became a priority of the
Cork LGBT Archive
The Quay Co-op opened on Sullivan's Quay in Cork in May 1982. The Quay Co-op was established as a Workers’ Co-operative which brought together gay men and lesbians, women’s groups, left-wing organisations, environmental and anti-nuclear groups. The building housed a cafe, booksho
Cork LGBT Archive
Campaign to oppose the proposed amendment to the Irish Constitution in 1983 (referendum which led to the insertion of the Eight Amendment of the Constitution banning abortion in Ireland - this amendment was repealed in 2018)
Cork LGBT Archive
UCC Gay Society set up in 1980, finally recognised by UCC in 1989. Renamed UCC LGBT Society
Cork LGBT Archive