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Following the Easter Rising in 1916, Éamon de Valera was imprisoned first, in Mountjoy jail and then, following the commutation of his death sentence, in four English prisons — Dartmoor, Lewes, Maidstone, and Pentonville. He was released under the general amnesty in ...

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This blogpost was originally supposed to be about our acetate disc digitisation and publication project as we near its end but after the launch of our latest and last (for a while) batch of acetate discs at this year’s Oireachtas na Samhna festival, it was clear that the festival itself was the real story. With the festival now finished for another year I thought it would be ...

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In this post, I will use two sets of papers to illustrate how a researcher can trace an issue across more than one collection. Both the papers of Eoin MacNeill and of href="https://www.dib.ie/biography/gogan-liam-seosamh-a3512" target="_blank" rel="noopener ugc n...

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The Irish Folklore Commission, in its aim to collect and preserve the folklore of Ireland, placed huge trust and responsibility on its full-time collectors, some of whom remained in the employment of the Commission for many years. The Commission was also reliant o...

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