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7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Day 4 of 7. We might make it to 7!? We're not challenging anyone else. Is that a collective sigh of relief I hear?
The broken remains of an early medieval ogham stone at Aghlish, Co Kerry. The incised lines on the stone represent Ireland's oldest written script. The inscription is incomplete but the surviving section reads 'grandson' and parts of a personal name'Vu....' pic.twitter.com/Yyos2yKX8Z
7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 3 of 7. Thank you @DIAS_ISOS for the challenge! Today we challenge @ITMADublin
12-month part-time (0.5) assistant lecturer (= c. 4 hours teaching per week) position @EarlyIrishMU - closing date 22nd August. Quick turnaround as need to cover teaching for lecturer with a research project beginning 1st September.
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7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 2 of 7. Thank you @DIAS_ISOS for the challenge! Today we challenge @TippStudies
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7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 1 of 7. Thank you @DIAS_ISOS for the challenge! Today we challenge @natlibscot
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7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Day 4 of 7. We might make it to 7!? We're not challenging anyone else. Is that a collective sigh of relief I hear?
Excited to bring you the latest new addition to ISOS from TCD @DIAS_ISOS @TCDResearchColl the first in a series over the coming weeks TCD 1336/1, H.3.17 The Seanchus Mór. Come take a look isos.dias.ie/libraries/TCD/… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
#heritageweek Ogham Workshop at Knowth by #DIASDublin Ogham in 3D @NdeFaoite Full details here - dias.ie/event/heritage… #ShareAStory #MakeAConnection #EYCH Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
#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 Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Further details can also be found on the Ogham in 3D website here ogham.celt.dias.ie/stone.php?lang… @NdeFaoite twitter.com/irarchaeology/…
7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 3 of 7. Thank you @DIAS_ISOS for the challenge! Today we challenge @ITMADublin
12-month part-time (0.5) assistant lecturer (= c. 4 hours teaching per week) position @EarlyIrishMU - closing date 22nd August. Quick turnaround as need to cover teaching for lecturer with a research project beginning 1st September. cloud.corehr.com/pls/coreportal… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 2 of 7. Thank you @DIAS_ISOS for the challenge! Today we challenge @TippStudies
A challenge. 7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 3 of 7. Originally challenged by @theriversideUCC . Today we challenge @DIAS_Dublin Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
7 Black & White photographs of #librarylife. No humans, no explanations. Challenge someone new every day. Day 1 of 7. Thank you @DIAS_ISOS for the challenge! Today we challenge @natlibscot
New blog post: @ChantalKobel of @DIAS_Dublin has written a great piece for us on #teaching #Irish #manuscript studies: teachingthecodex.com/2018/08/01/tea… @TEFranklinos @maryrboyle @thecelticist #teachingcodex Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
The Book of Ballymote can also be viewed on @DIAS_ISOS isos.dias.ie Learn more about #Ogham in 3D here @NdeFaoite ogham.celt.dias.ie #DIASdiscovers @DIAS_Dublin twitter.com/eDIL_Dictionar…
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Irish Script On Screen latest collaboration has now gone live!! We would like to welcome The Irish Jesuit Archive @sjarchives who have there first Manuscript (MS IL 1) in a series of 9 Manuscripts up live on ISOS isos.dias.ie/libraries/JESU… #DIAS_ISOS #Manuscript Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Thrilled to have John Gillis give this seminar @DIAS_Dublin @SCSLibrary on #insularcodicology and provide insights into the precious conservation work carried out on medieval Irish manuscripts @TCDResearchColl 📚 twitter.com/SCSLibrary/sta… Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library
Seminar: Insular Codicology: The Materials and Methods of the Medieval Irish Book maker by John Gillis, Senior Conservator, Preservation & Conservation Department @tcdlibrary #InsularCodicology Friday 28th September, 3-5p.m @ChantalKobel @SCSLibrary dias.ie/2018/07/25/sem…
C15th Irish #manuscript Leabhar Breac is on display in our Reading Room today. Don't want to go out in the rain? You can view it on Irish Script On Screen @DIAS_ISOS bit.ly/2JDE4FV Retweeted by DIAS_SCS Library