You'll need full volume to hear him but for those who haven't heard the cuckoo yet here he is calling away.
Especially for Nicci Rowntree-Carroll 🏳️‍🌈 🦖🌹(she/her)

Kerry lives lost in the Civil War

What the new History at UCC Irish Civil War Fatalities Project tells about casualties in #Kerry

Spoke with Jerry on Kerry Today
about the new database

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Dr Helene O'Keeffe John Dorney Andy Bielenberg CivilWarInKerry

JRR Tolkien said 'I wisely started with a map' and he wrote his stories afterwards.
Too many history works treat maps as an annoyance to be packed into the appendix of a book if they are there at all.
The UCC team that brought us the brilliant Atlas of the Irish Revolution put…

Ground-breaking research on Irish Civil War fatalities launched

Dr Andy Bielenberg shared the findings of a major research project on Morning Ireland.

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Landmark research on Irish Civil War fatalities launched by Minister Catherine Martin TD

The project represents the first systematic attempt to investigate the number of all combatant and civilian fatalities in the Irish Civil War.

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Great to be present for the launch of the Civil War Fatalities Project today. My sincere congratulations to Andy Bielenberg, John Dorney and all at History at UCC. What an incredible resource for scholars of the Irish Civil War. Link: ucc.ie/en/theirishrev…

Wonderful to be present NUI for the launch of UCC Ireland 's superb Irish Civil War Fatalities Project by Catherine Martin TD
Congratulations to the project team Andy Bielenberg John Dorney Charlie Roche Dr Helene O'Keeffe John Borgonovo John Crowley Mike Murphy. Such work!

Thank you Minister Martin Catherine Martin TD for taking the time to launch this important research project. Thanks also to NUI & Patrick O'Leary PLY for hosting the event for UCC Ireland
Congrats to Andy Bielenberg John Dorney Dr Helene O'Keeffe Mike Murphy & entire project team too!

The Irish Civil War Fatalities Project is being launched by the Minister for Culture Catherine Martin Tourism-Culture-Arts-Gaeltacht-Sport-Media on Monday

The first definitive record of deaths during the Irish Civil War including in #Kerry

More here from the team at History at UCC

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New podcast by Irish Life & Lore featuring the late Sr Noreen Dennehy, a daring nun from #Kerry , who helped Msgr Hugh O’Flaherty rescue thousands of individuals during World War 2, is now available on streaming platforms: shorturl.at/egy16

#IrishHistory #HistoryPodcast #WW2

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The Mystical Skelligs Wild Atlantic Way RTE Weather Deric Today

Maurice O'Keeffe of Irish Life and Lore - irishlifeandlore.com - #podcasts being uploaded weekly using #soundclips from our #archive of over 4,000 #oralhistory recordings compiled in Ireland since 1990.

Complete recordings also available via irishlifeandlore.com

Voices from our Archive #Podcast .

Recalling the extraordinary work of #Kerryman Monsignor #HughOFlaherty at the #Vatican during #WW2 .

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'Every tune I play, I close my eyes and I'm back with the person I got it from...I'm with them'
It was very poignant to hear Dad's words and music again on last night's Nationwide, recorded last October. Féach siar - from 13mins in. ITMA RTÉ
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This is one of Dublin’s last 1903 Scotch Standard lampposts to retain its original pulley wheel in its holder near the shaft collar. This was used in the days before mechanised hoists to lower the original globe lamp to access its carbon arc rod, which needed regular replacement.

New Podcast. Soundclips from #oralhistory recording compiled with Dr. James Sheehan, #orthopaedic surgeon & co-founder of #BlackrockClinic & #GalwayClinic

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I am fascinated by the idea that material for the building of Ardnacrusha, the great modernising project of the new Irish state in the 1920s, was stored in the 1916 execution yard of Kilmainham Gaol

🌹 'Last Rose of Summer' by Irish poet Thomas Moore is set to an old tune called 'Aisling an Óigfhear' transcribed/saved by Edward Bunting performed at the Belfast Harp Festival in the Assembly Rooms (now derelict ruin!) organised by the Belfasts UnitedIrishmen in July 1792.

Over 4,000 #oralhistory recordings available for purchase by download @ Eu 10. Also self-published #irish #localhistory #books based on these recordings. Search our website by name or location.

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