Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI)

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The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) is a CoreTrustSeal-certified digital repository, or online archive, for the long-term preservation of Ireland's social and cultural digital legacy. Explore the Repository: https://repository.dri.ie/

#IrishBookWeek | Day 4: Share an Irish book you read recently A History of Ireland in 100 Words by Sharon Arbuthnot, Máire Ní Mhaonaigh and Gregory Toner draws on the RIA’s Dictionary of the Irish Language to explore our history through the words that have shaped our landscape, culture and beliefs

Cover of A History of Ireland in 100 Words by Sharon Arbuthnot, Máire Ní Mhaonaigh and Gregory Toner. The cover features an illustration of Cú Chulainn’s ‘warp spasm’, with bristling hair so sharp that falling apples become impaled on its strands.

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We were delighted to host colleagues from the National Archives of Malaysia and 2en Apps this morning to share knowledge on digital preservation policy, DRI membership workflows and our Repository functionality. It is always great to exchange ideas with fellow #digipres peers around the world!

Several individuals pose on stairs, displaying an award, with expressions of joy and accomplishment.Several people of varying backgrounds gathered around a table, focused on their laptops during a work session.Several people of varying backgrounds gathered around a table, focused on their laptops during a work session.Two women seated at a table, engaged in a discussion with a laptop and projector in front of them.

📢 The programme is now available for Who Pays for Creativity? Tax Policy for Creative Industries. 🎬 From screen production and visual effects to literature and public policy, this event brings together experts from across the creative ecosystem. Register here: www.ria.ie/events/who-p...

Illustration of paint palettes and a palette-shaped artist’s blotter above an open red paint box.

This #MapMonday is focused on Kells, Co. Meath! Irish Historic Towns Atlas no. 4 Kells by Anngret Simms with Katharine Simms was published by the RIA in 1990 Check @ihtaria.bsky.social to explore highlights from the IHTA, a research programme based at the RIA www.ria.ie/irish-histor...

ihta_ria.bsky.social@ihtaria.bsky.social · 3w ago

We're back for #MapMonday and this week we're in the Co. Meath town of #Kells Irish Historic Towns Atlas no. 4, Kells by Anngret Simms with Katharine Simms was published by @ria.ie in 1990 #IHTA

Cover of IHTA no. 4 Kells by Anngret Simms with Katharine Simms published by the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, in 1990. 
Cream cover with green text and an image of houses, the round tower and a steeple in the background

Due to strike action, we are postponing our online coffee morning this coming Wednesday 30 September at 11am. We look forward to welcoming Padraic Stack back at a later date and will share an update once this has been rescheduled. Keep an eye on our social channels for updates!

Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI)@dri.ie · 2mo ago

All are welcome to join DRI's online coffee morning on 30th Sept at 11am with Padraic Stack, Digital Librarian & Web Archivist at the @nlireland.bsky.social discussing “Collecting the Online Record Together” and NLI's collaborative approaches to web archiving. Register here: dri.ie/events/dri-c...

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This #MapMonday is focused on Cork City! Cork/Corcaigh by Howard Clarke and Maire Ni Laoi was originally published by RIA in 2024 www.ria.ie/irish-histor... Check @ihtaria.bsky.social to explore highlights from the IHTA, a research programme based at the RIA

ihta_ria.bsky.social@ihtaria.bsky.social · 2mo ago

We remain in Co. Cork for this week's #MapMonday with focus on Cork City Irish Historic Towns Atlas no. 31 Cork/Corcaigh by Howard Clarke and Maire Ni Laoi was originally published by @ria.ie in 2024 #IHTA 1/11

Cover of IHTA no. 31 Cork/Corcaigh by Howard Clarke and Máire Ní Laoi published by the Royal Irish Academy. 
Illustration of Elizabeth Fort and St Finbarr's Cathedral in a green wash