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"You're lucky I have limited time - otherwise, I'd make you do this on a piece of paper" - Prof. Terry Rudolph keeping our audience on their toes this evening!
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We welcome comments and interactions on the DIAS Facebook and @DIAS_Dublin Twitter pages. However, please note that:
If you follow DIAS on social media, you can expect tweets and posts covering some or all of the following:
RTs are not endorsements; if we RT something, it is because we feel it is of potential interest to our followers.
Who We Follow
If you follow us, we will not automatically follow you back. This is to help our followers identify other accounts/pages that we are following, including accounts/pages of particular relevance to our followers.
Replies/Direct Messages
We welcome feedback from our followers and will try to join the conversation, where possible. However, we will not be able to reply individually to all the messages we receive via social media. The best means of communicating a query to DIAS is through the contact information found here.
Availability
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Thanks to all who came to this evening's public lecture - great delivery by Prof. Terry Rudolph & great turnout #discoverDIAS
"You're lucky I have limited time - otherwise, I'd make you do this on a piece of paper" - Prof. Terry Rudolph keeping our audience on their toes this evening! #discoverDIAS