⁦Canterbury Cathedral⁩ today as part of the European Society for Textual Scholarship Conference ⁦The ESTS 2023 Conference⁩.

Honoured to be involved in this painting restoration project with Christ Church Cathedral #Waterford RTÉ News Waterford Libraries bit.ly/3nJz1xA?fbclid… facebook.com/rtenews/videos…

Thank you so much Senator Paul Gavan for persevering on all of our behalf 🙏

Leslie Brown’s Map Collection is an amazing resource that is available free of charge to everyone. I’m delighted to say he will be presenting an exhibition of some of his @waterford maps in the Central Library Michelle WaterfordLibs 26 May next at 2.30 Bealtaine Festival All welcome.

🗺️ Former civil engineer Leslie Brown has been collecting maps, atlases and digital maps for decades. 🗺️Leslie brings some of his collection to Central Library this Friday at 2:30pm - all welcome. Browse his online collection at lbrowncollection.com

Absolutely delighted to have the ongoing restoration work on a painting in Christ Church Waterford featured in this post by the Open University in Ireland ChristChurchWat

I hope people remember this when Fianna Fáil Fine Gael and the Green Party Ireland come looking for votes. This redress scheme is a stain on the nation, a blatant and transparent effort to save money rather than grant any real redress to thousands of people harmed. Shameful

The Mother and Baby Home redress scheme has just been signed into law. The minimum payment to mothers who spent time in those institutions is 5,000 euros - an amount that has been in the news recently because almost that much was spent on flip-flops at a RTE bash. But then, we

Tune to Arts Show WLR with Geoff Harris after 6pm today as Dr Blaithin Hurley and Tracy McEneaney will be talking about National Heritage Week events for 2023 and upcoming Author Events. #Waterford Cultural Quarter heritageweek.ie The Heritage Council @lbrariesire

Raymond Chandler & Waterford Weds Oct 11th at 6:30pm Chandler biographer Judith Freeman comes to Central Library Waterford on October 11th to discuss his early years, with a special emphasis on his time living in Waterford with his Irish relatives.

Ceardlanna Cuimhní Fileata WaterfordWriterswknd 📅27 & 28 Deireadh Fómhair 🕘11am-1pm 📍Dún Garbhán Tá dhá cheardlanna chruthaitheacha dírithe ar ábhair chartlainne ó Chogadh na Saoirse & ón gCogadh Cathartha faoi stiúir an scríbhneora @AFhoghlu 🎟️tinyurl.com/4ncbhdp8

#ThroughHerEyes 'With the Irish state sitting on a budget surplus of around €16bn this year, the government still voted this summer to exclude around 24,000 mother and baby institution survivors from redress.' 👏👏 Caelainn Hogan Why aren't we up in arms? ontheditch.com/without-consen…

My true crime chapter in Exciting News!: Event, Narration and Impact from Past to Present is OUT NOW! ‘Murder! He Wrote’ dives into the eighteenth-century diary James Ryan. The ‘Carrickman’s Diary’ forms part of Waterford Libraries Local Studies collection. #history #Waterford #crime

Delighted to announce that my article ‘Musical Instruments in the Venetian Home: Contextualizing Marietta Robusti’s Self-portrait’, is now available in print Oxford University Press Early Music journal!

See you later in Ardkeen Library Waterford Libraries to Celebrate Waterford’s Showband Greats. #Waterford #culturenight2024 Thanks to Dr Blaithin Hurley for organising this event with WLR John Keane. Starts at 6.30pm #LibrariesOpenDay

1/4 - LLM Researchers for CLANN Project. (🧵A thread on who we are and what we will do).

I'm glad that the Returning Officer in Cork has provided ISL interpretation for the #GE2024 - for the 1st time. I spoke with Micheál Martin about it also - he didn't realise that only Cork city is the only count centre with interp. It should be available throughout Éire

Really looking forward to walking in the footsteps of the renowned Waterford Historian Rev Dr Patrick Power when I deliver this talk on 31 January.

So pleased to have been part of bringing the first translation of the Old Testament into Irish to St Davids Cathedral #CALCA2025

We are 7 years on X campaigning for justice. But in truth it’s a lifetime of over 60 years. What does anyone Fine Gael Fianna Fáil think is a fair amount of time? A bit longer for more to die perhaps ? Give us your answer! Please. If any others support us, tell us 👏