The School of Celtic Studies is pleased to make available, free of charge, a collection of recordings from Ros Muc, Conamara, made in 1964. They represent the bulk of the transcriptions provided in Caint Ros Muc, edited by Arndt Wigger and published in 2004.
The recordings provided have been divided by chapter, section and segments in the same manner as the book, and can be downloaded individually. The audio files are provided in Ogg Vorbis, an open, patent-free, professional audio format. This format is widely supported, and if your computer can’t already play them, the above link will show you where to get (free) software for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.
Copyright
Although these online recordings are available free of charge, copyright (as detailed below in the copyright statement) is retained in its entirety by the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. The online recordings may, of course, be downloaded for private study.
Copyright in the whole and every part of these recordings belongs to the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (School of Celtic Studies), and they may not be used, sold, licensed, transferred, copied, rented or reproduced in whole or in part, in any manner or form, or in, or on any medium, by any person other than with the prior written consent of the Institute.
The 2nd seismometer "Brian" has been successfully deployed by #seaseis. It is named after a former DIAS Senior Professor, Brian Jacob, whose work on the continental nature of basins west of Ireland led to the Irish territory increasing by a factor of 10 #diasdiscovers#diasatsea
The seismometer has been named “Allód”, an ancient name for the Irish God of the sea & is the winner in the naming competition from Coláiste Phobail Cholmcille, Tory Isle, Donegal. Congrats to the class & teacher Máire Clár Nic Mhathúna! #diasdiscovers#diasatsea#DIASDublin
The first seismometer has been deployed in the North Atlantic. The #seaseis team aboard worked a serious shift to make it a success and it all went smoothly. #diasdiscovers#diasatsea#DIASDublin
Caint Ros Muc
Introduction
The School of Celtic Studies is pleased to make available, free of charge, a collection of recordings from Ros Muc, Conamara, made in 1964. They represent the bulk of the transcriptions provided in Caint Ros Muc, edited by Arndt Wigger and published in 2004.
The recordings provided have been divided by chapter, section and segments in the same manner as the book, and can be downloaded individually. The audio files are provided in Ogg Vorbis, an open, patent-free, professional audio format. This format is widely supported, and if your computer can’t already play them, the above link will show you where to get (free) software for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.
Copyright
Although these online recordings are available free of charge, copyright (as detailed below in the copyright statement) is retained in its entirety by the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. The online recordings may, of course, be downloaded for private study.
Copyright in the whole and every part of these recordings belongs to the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (School of Celtic Studies), and they may not be used, sold, licensed, transferred, copied, rented or reproduced in whole or in part, in any manner or form, or in, or on any medium, by any person other than with the prior written consent of the Institute.
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The 2nd seismometer "Brian" has been successfully deployed by #seaseis. It is named after a former DIAS Senior Professor, Brian Jacob, whose work on the continental nature of basins west of Ireland led to the Irish territory increasing by a factor of 10 #diasdiscovers #diasatsea
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"Myles & Schrodinger" at #DIASDublin @StpDias Playwright Arthur Riordan discusses his play Improbable Frequency and how Erwin Schrodinger came to be a character in it. More details here dias.ie/event/culture-… #culturenight #culturenight2018 #DIASDiscovers
DIAS Dunsink Observatory @DunsinkObs will be open on #culturenight2018 More details here dunsink.dias.ie #culturenight #DIASDublin #DIASDiscovers
The seismometer has been named “Allód”, an ancient name for the Irish God of the sea & is the winner in the naming competition from Coláiste Phobail Cholmcille, Tory Isle, Donegal. Congrats to the class & teacher Máire Clár Nic Mhathúna! #diasdiscovers #diasatsea #DIASDublin
The first seismometer has been deployed in the North Atlantic. The #seaseis team aboard worked a serious shift to make it a success and it all went smoothly. #diasdiscovers #diasatsea #DIASDublin
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Learn more about the #DIASDublin #seaseis project, find out where the #RVCelticExplorer is now & where the first seismometer deployment site is located here : sea-seis.ie/education/ #diasdiscovers #diasatsea twitter.com/DIAS_Dublin/st…
A fantastic first day aboard the #RVCelticExplorer for the #DIASDublin #seaseis project team heading out into the deep Atlantic. After lots of hard work & preparation, the #seaseis project mission has begun! #diasdiscovers #diasatsea bit.ly/2DbljeW
On #culturenight2018 at DIAS Dunsink Observatory, @ichec are setting up their Virtual Reality system plus demonstrations of Machine/Deep Learning and PRACE games on iPads dunsink.dias.ie #culturenight #DIASDublin #DIASDiscovers
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