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The call for participation for our 2025 annual meeting, taking place in the Absolute Hotel Limerick June 13-14 is now open. The theme is 'What we say and how we say it: exploring words, silences and language in oral history’. Register now oralhistorynetworkireland.ie/2025-meeting #OralHistory

Join us Maynooth University Monday 3rd March for this all day workshop which offers a basic introduction to all aspects in the life cycle of an oral history project. €50 for members and €70 for non-members. Register using the form on our website oralhistorynetworkireland.ie/event/introduc… #OralHistory

We have extended the deadline for our call for participation for our 2025 annual meeting in Limerick until Friday 7th March. Check out our website for more information oralhistorynetworkireland.ie/2025-meeting #OralHistory #cfp #Limerick

Still a few spaces left on this introduction to oral history with Daniel Carey and I, hosted by Maynooth History on Monday of next week. It covers everything you need to kick start a project for community groups, heritage professionals, researchers or interested individuals! 👇👇

Deadline approaching this Friday (7 March) for submissions for this year's Oral History Network Ireland annual meeting. We'd love to hear about your #oralhistory research - come join us in #Limerick in June! Details below

Today is deadline day, folks! We'd love to hear proposals from anyone involved in #oralhistory either in academia or from the community for the Oral History Network Ireland annual meeting, which takes place in #Limerick in June

🚨🚨 Doing another round of this call for anyone who might be interested. Please retweet for reach, especially if you know friends in Ireland!

Really enjoyed presenting my research on The Standard newspaper and World War II as part of this conference today Dublin City University (Thanks to Research Ireland for funding my project - more details in pinned post)

OHNI is hiring for the role of administrator. This is a part time remote position. With thanks to The Heritage Council for their support in funding the role. Full requirements and application details are available on our website oralhistorynetworkireland.ie/ohni-administr… #Jobfairy #Oralhistory

Do you like to talk about oral history? Join us in Mayfair Library, Kilkenny on Saturday 26 April for our free in-person networking event from 3-5pm. All welcome. Register your interest on our website oralhistorynetworkireland.ie/event/in-perso… #Kilkenny #Networking #OralHistory

🏐 If you’re looking for a few good reasons to get to MacHale Park early tomorrow, join us upstairs in An Sportlann from 2pm. 🗣️ We’ll be previewing the big match 🎫 Giving away some tickets for the All-Ireland series games 🥪 ☕️ 🍺 You can relax and enjoy some

Thanks to RTÉ Brainstorm for publishing my Research Ireland-funded look at how the Catholic newspaper The Standard covered the Second World War, part of my project School of Comms DCU

This is a great read from my Dublin City University colleague Daniel Carey Daniel Carey on how Catholic newspaper The Standard covered the Second World War. The result of meticulous archival research funded by Research Ireland Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences @ DCU

.Hari (who has linked to my RTÉ Brainstorm article on The Standard below) has done some fascinating, accessible work on a range of topics, from the GAA in East Belfast to human zoos rte.ie/brainstorm/202… caravanmagazine.in/history/the-un…

How an Irish Catholic newspaper viewed World War II - and communism. Piece by Dr Daniel Carey Daniel Carey, Postdoctoral Researcher School of Comms DCU, for RTÉ Brainstorm. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/44zQMCD #RTEBrainstorm

How an Irish Catholic newspaper viewed World War II - and communism. Piece by Dr Daniel Carey Daniel Carey, Postdoctoral Researcher School of Comms DCU, for RTÉ Brainstorm. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/44zQMCD #RTEBrainstorm

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Oral History Network Ireland annual meeting - presenters, organisers and delegates! Lots of food for thought in the papers ... and the chats! #oralhistory