This collection consists of unpublished excavation reports generated in the course of National Roads Schemes under the auspices of the NRA and RPA, now Transport Infrastructure Ireland. Following completion of site works the study and analysis of all the records and finds that we
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)
The sub-series comprises papers relating to the ministries undertaken by Fr. Aloysius Travers to various Republicans detained after Easter Week. The section includes authorisations and passes from British forces allowing him to visit Kilmainham Jail and extracts from various lett
Irish Capuchin Provincial Archives
The first ever Irish National Gay Conference was held in Cork on 15-17 May 1981. The Cork Gay Collective, the Cork IGRM, the UCC GaySoc, as well as a number of individuals, came together to organise the conference, brining together lesbian and gay activists and organisations fro
Cork LGBT Archive
Original KDW record number: 102/0763 KDW record sheet: yes Photographer(s) identified as: Lensmen Ltd Presentation Awards 1981 featuring Geroid O'Conchubhair, Jackie Martin, Nick Marchant, Sean Moore who presented the awards, Anne Kennedy, Adrienne Diamond, Sile deCleir, Ann Meli
National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL), NCAD
Following the success of the first National Gay Conference in Cork in 1981, a second National Gay Conference was held in Trinity College Dublin 18-20 June 1982.
Cork LGBT Archive
The third National Gay Conference was held in Belfast in 1983, following on from the previous conferences in Cork (1981) and Dublin (1982). The Belfast Conference was called the All Ireland Lesbian and Gay Conference) and was held in Belfast 4-5 June 1983. The theme of the confer
Cork LGBT Archive
Original KDW record number: 101/110 KDW record sheet: Yes Photographer(s) identified as: Lensmen Ltd Images of the displayed exhibits and attendant dignitaries and exhibitors: John Wilson TD, Nick Marchan, Ivan Yates, Kieran Crotty, Pat Henderson, Brendan Grifffin, Michael Aherne
National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL), NCAD
This collection consists of unpublished archaeo-geophysical reports generated in the course of national road and public transport schemes under the auspices of TII. These archaeo-geophysical reports were often undertaken in compliance with the planning conditions for the schem
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)
On the 24th April 2018, the Artists’ Campaign to Repeal the Eighth Amendment and Together for Yes invited people to come to the Project Arts Centre and record a 10-20 second piece to camera saying what they feel about the Eighth Amendment and the vote. Cinematographer Seamus Deas
National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL), NCAD
Planning materials and transcripts related to 20 Seconds for Yes. 8 files; PDF 20 seconds for yes email Frank Mc Guinness IE/NIVAL ACREA/EV/010/01/01 PDF 20180416 20 secs for yes short vid almost final IE/NIVAL ACREA/EV/010/01/02 PDF Final transcripts IE/NIVAL ACREA/EV/01
National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL), NCAD
Videos created during the ‘20 Seconds for Yes’ campaign. Videos by Seamus Deasy recorded outside of Project Arts Centre with sound by Ciaran Horgan. Subtitles by Barbara Henke. It’s ok to be a YES Man videos by Billy McGrath. Additional video by Gerald Dawe sent by email.
National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL), NCAD
The NRA initiated the Archaeology and the National Roads Authority Monograph Series in 2003 to publish the papers given at its National Archaeology Seminars. The monographs are written in an informal, jargon-free style and contain numerous colour illustrations. Fragments of Lives
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)