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The National Library of Ireland has launched its latest exhibition, which will run until May 2019.
The archive will be digitised and put on display.
Tickets are free – but booking is advised for the next few days due to high demand.
Current storage conditions put some collections at fire risk.
Leinster House is to undergo its most significant restoration work to date.
The documents show the impact the Great Famine had on Ireland’s population.
The Seán MacDiarmada and Thomas MacDonagh collections are the latest tranche of Easter Rising-related documents to have been digitised by the National Library.
The letters Éamonn Ceannt wrote to his wife show a very loving side to his character, describing her as his “sweetheart of the hawthorn hedges”.
Its acting director says cutbacks have affected the library badly.
Three words: Talking Christmas oysters.
Parish registers will be digitised by the National Library of Ireland.
Meet Jack Leslie, aged 97.
Visitor numbers to the NLI are up 42% on last year.
The photographs are of merchants, traders, children and characters of Limerick’s historic quarter between 1971 and 1978.
John J Clarke loved taking photographs of the world around him – and luckily for us, 200 of his photos have been digitised.
The O’Halloran girls fought off an attempted eviction from their home in Bodyke.
Spoiler: Lots of the letters were about Finnegan’s Wake. And they weren’t all in English. Classic Joyce.
Come with us on a journey through time and space…
But all is ok now and no collections were damaged.
Practically every little suburb had its own cinema. Is yours still there?
A large number of books and pamphlets, some of which are of historical value, were discovered at a house in Clonsilla.
The NLI has become first Irish group to feature on Google Cultural Institute, bringing their archive to world attention.
Working Lives exhibition at the NLI exposes the conditions in which men, women and children toiled to survive.
These top tips from National Library of Ireland’s conservation expert could help you hold onto family memories for longer.
National Library of Ireland researchers have been trying to identify the inscription, but they’ve hit a wall…
The Dublin Lockout exhibition opens at No. 2 Kildare Street tomorrow afternoon.
The National Library of Ireland is trying to identify the boy for an upcoming JFK Homecoming exhibition.
The Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht will launch www.irishgenealogy.ie later today.
Materials include portraits, documents relating to the degradation of his knighthood and touching letters to his family in the final days before his execution.
The SS Great Eastern was the largest ship ever built when it launched in 1858 – and here’s what the saloons inside it looked like when it docked in Arklow in 1870.
The National Library of Ireland will host a series of free lunchtime talks this month.
Fáilte Ireland gets overall prize in eGovernment awards for their Discover Ireland online campaign.
Call for public to find old documents, photographs etc. relating to ‘The Great War’ – they will be scanned and recorded on a pan-European website.
National Library of Ireland’s archive shows the emotional, moral and practical pressure put on Irish men to join the ranks in the ‘Great War’.
National Library of Ireland resources give Irish perspective on shipping disaster which has its centenary in April this year.