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Very excited to say that my first book will be published by Fordham Press this Fall! The full catalog can be found here: issuu.com/fordhamup/docs…

Pleased to share our first editorial as the new editorial team for History of Education! stephanieolsen.bsky.social Lottie Hoare Our thanks once again to the outgoing editor Mark Freeman for his excellent work for the journal over so many years #histed History of Education tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Open for business! Mary Immaculate College (MIC)

I really enjoyed leading the Limerick Literary Tour this morning as part of Learning Limerick. Thanks to Liam Hogan of #Limerick City Library for the invite (and the photos). Tis a great city.

Public webinar: Helen Doyle (Ph.D. candidate, Department of History, Maynooth University) Title: ‘Institutions of confinement or care? The successes and failures of the Irish District Lunatic Asylum system.’ HSTM Network webinar Zoom registration: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Another very interesting , well researched column in this weeks Limerick Leader / Limerick Live Dr Paul O'Brien

Today in 1912.. "Making Hay While The Sun Shines” and "Harvesting", from 'A Touching Scene at Limerick' series of Postcards. Both posted Limerick 26th April 1912 to Miss Culhane, Glin Co. Limerick, from Katie. #Limerick #OTD #postcard

We are so proud and delighted to be reopening Barryscourt Castle to the public today! Plan your visit at heritageireland.ie #BarryscourtCastle #Cork

A postcard of a war weary World War One old contemptible Military Medal winner and Boer War veteran, unfortunately I’ve no further details on this soldier.

Portrait of a Noblewoman Dressed in Mourning c. 1600 by Jacopo Chimenti, called Jacopo da Empoli. (Art Institute Chicago)

Tonight: The Fenian Invasion of Canada in 1866. Ian Kenneally reports, talking to historians David Doolin and John Gibney about why Irish Republicans decided to raid America’s neighbour to the north – to strike a blow against the British Empire.

Limerick Chapter IGS Day trip to Cangort Park House, guided walking tour of Birr town and guided tour of Birr castle. It promises to be a great day to see some stunning midland architectural gems. Link to Eventbrite booking page in comments …

An epic day in Offaly with the Limerick Chapter of the IGS. One of our most enjoyable day-trips. Thanks to Elaine & Steven Nevin, Brian Kennedy & Lord & Lady Rosse

Incredible #Limerick items for sale in this upcoming auction: purcellauctioneers.ie/auctions/

Really enjoyed the exhibitions on women & trademarks at MAPBangalore. Brilliantly curated & well worth a visit.

In the years after the Irish Civil War, the IRA issued travel permits to control the movement of its members. These weren’t just admin — they were crucial for security, allowing only trusted individuals to move through a divided, heavily monitored Ireland.

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John B. Keane (21 July 1928 #Listowel #Kerry-30 May 2002). Brilliant Aosdána playwright >20 e.g. The Field made to📽️! Novelist/essayist. 1999, Irish PEN Award & President Irish PEN! Hon Life Member The RDS! Nephew Fergal Keane! dib.ie/biography/kean… youtube.com/watch?v=6OaJCE…

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