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.
Really looking forward to hosting 'The Night Sky over Ireland' event with @SciGalleryDub at @DunsinkObs on 1st Sept. Tickets are free! Register here: bit.ly/2vNxDvS
Today is the birthday of Nobel Prizewinner Erwin Schrödinger! The famous physicist was the first Director of the School of Theoretical Physics here at DIAS and is known for his series of public lectures, known as the ‘What is Life?’ Lectures. #HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
*Sharing facts about E. Schrödinger to mark his bday tomorrow!*
Did you know we donated a letter from F. Crick to Schrödinger which credits his influence in Crick & Watson discovery of DNA to @dublinmuseum earlier this yr. Go and check it out on display!#HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
To mark the 131st birthday of Erwin Schrödinger, we are sharing some interesting facts about the Nobel Prizewinner. Did you know he spent longer at @DIAS_Dublin researching than at any other institute he was based at. #HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
Check out this Editors' Highlights post @AGU_Eos by Dr Sergei Lebedev from #DIASDublin “Are Diamonds Ubiquitous Beneath Old Stable Continents?” published on Eos.org this week eos.org/editor-highlig…
Public lecture @tcddublin this evening by Manjit Dosanjh, Senior Advisor for Medical Applications @CERN "Ions for Cancer Therapy" . This is organised in association with the XIII Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum conference. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/ions-for-can…
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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Really looking forward to hosting 'The Night Sky over Ireland' event with @SciGalleryDub at @DunsinkObs on 1st Sept. Tickets are free! Register here: bit.ly/2vNxDvS
#heritageweek talk on all things Ogham related in Wicklow by #DIASDublin Ogham in 3D project @NdeFaoite Full details here - dias.ie/event/heritage… #ShareAStory #MakeAConnection #EYCH
#heritageweek Ogham Workshop at Knowth by #DIASDublin Ogham in 3D @NdeFaoite Full details here - dias.ie/event/heritage… #ShareAStory #MakeAConnection #EYCH
#heritageweek Talk on DIAS Dunsink Observatory at Blanchardstown Library @fingallibraries by Sam Green from #DIASDublin Aug 23 @ 6:30pm heritageweek.ie/whats-on/event… #ShareAStory #MakeAConnection #EYCH
#DIASDublin Dunsink Observatory Opens Nights during @HeritageWeek Admission free but booking essential here bit.ly/1fIeOPq #heritageweek #ShareAStory #MakeAConnection #EYCH
Today is Nobel Prizewinner Erwin Schrödinger's birthday... Or is it? Love this graphic by the very talented @twisteddoodles #HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
Today is the birthday of Nobel Prizewinner Erwin Schrödinger! The famous physicist was the first Director of the School of Theoretical Physics here at DIAS and is known for his series of public lectures, known as the ‘What is Life?’ Lectures. #HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
*Sharing facts about E. Schrödinger to mark his bday tomorrow!* Did you know we donated a letter from F. Crick to Schrödinger which credits his influence in Crick & Watson discovery of DNA to @dublinmuseum earlier this yr. Go and check it out on display!#HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
To mark the 131st birthday of Erwin Schrödinger, we are sharing some interesting facts about the Nobel Prizewinner. Did you know he spent longer at @DIAS_Dublin researching than at any other institute he was based at. #HappyBirthdaySchrodinger
Tomorrow is Nobel Prizewinner Erwin Schrödinger's birthday. He would be the impressive age of 131! #HappyBirthdaySchrödinger
Check out this Editors' Highlights post @AGU_Eos by Dr Sergei Lebedev from #DIASDublin “Are Diamonds Ubiquitous Beneath Old Stable Continents?” published on Eos.org this week eos.org/editor-highlig…
29/8/18 #WomenInMathematics Day Ireland 2018 @UCDMathStat @WiMDI18 conference will feature a celebration of Dr Sheila Tinney’s work. Dr Tinney was the first female fellow of #DIASDublin & one of the first Research Associates at #DIASDublin More details: ucd.ie/mathstat/newsa…
Public lecture @tcddublin this evening by Manjit Dosanjh, Senior Advisor for Medical Applications @CERN "Ions for Cancer Therapy" . This is organised in association with the XIII Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum conference. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/ions-for-can…
The XIIIth Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum conference is taking place @MaynoothUni. Researchers from #DIASDublin are participating in it & the prog. is available here indico.cern.ch/event/648004/ #DIASDiscovers
Plaque unveiled to commemorate ‘telescope-maker extraordinaire’ Thomas Grubb engineersjournal.ie/2018/07/30/pla…
Memorial plaque unveiled to telescope-maker Thomas Grubb: aol.co.uk/news/2018/07/3… via @AOLdotUK