Tributes paid to people with Covid-19 who have died, as Stormont decides on next steps for the North
A woman whose parents died from Covid-19 three days apart launched an online archive of grief stories.
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A woman whose parents died from Covid-19 three days apart launched an online archive of grief stories.
Survivors want Ireland to face up to its past – but there are different views on the best way to do this.
The paperwork and files from the Band Aid Trust is being transferred to the National Library of Ireland where it will be catalogued and exhibited.
In the past two years, the State has spent €4 million on archive material once belonging to the great Irish poet.
The Irish Film Institute have been working to restore almost 8,000 rolls of film that had been damaged by mould.
From jesters to Wombles, from young to old, here’s a quick history of Dublin’s old St Patrick’s Day parades.
Dublin City Council published archived photos and pictures of old documents – this map is the oldest of them.
“Don’t talk about chimneys or reindeer, leave the country or keep up with the trends.”
An interactive map lists each area connected during the rural electrification and shows when they were connected.
It went on sale this morning.
Peter Will wrote the letter to his wife and son shortly before being sent to a concentration camp.
Photos, letters and paintings are all on show at the Little Museum of Dublin.
And it’s all in a searchable archive. Handy.
What’s black and white and blue all over?
As the FIFA Club World Cup moves towards conclusion, we look back on an incredible 1987 decider.
From Denis Law’s silky but devastating back-heel to an Eric Cantona-inspired comeback, this clash has seen it all.
THAT miss by Torres was the stand-out memory as the hosts claimed a 3-1 win.
Many would argue Fergie’s final game in charge was where it all started to go wrong but issues were already eating away at the club.
Charlie Chaplin, looping-the-loop, and suffragettes in action get a rare outing on Dublin screen.
In May 1990, Liverpool were crowned league champions but whatever happened to those players?
The collection includes unpublished works and letters from his lover Beth Moore.
Give or take a few strings of beads.
They don’t make ‘human interest’ stories at the end of the TV news like they did in the 1940s.
“Determined efforts to win for the Emerald Isle some share of the sightseers’ coin have met with decided success.”
Featuring material from the Dáil Library as well as documents laid before government, the collection dates back to the 1600s.
RTÉ has released some special archive clips from the Late Late Show – and there are even more to come.
The NLI has become first Irish group to feature on Google Cultural Institute, bringing their archive to world attention.
These top tips from National Library of Ireland’s conservation expert could help you hold onto family memories for longer.
National Library of Ireland researchers have been trying to identify the inscription, but they’ve hit a wall…
CERN is recreating the website that launched the world wide web to mark the 20th anniversary of the Tim Berners-Lee invention.
The horns were stolen from the archives in Dublin on Wednesday night by three masked men.
But those pesky tree thieves had to contend with the gardaí’s genius ‘element of surprise’ tactic…
Poignant archive pictures show attempts to bring Christmas cheer and boost morale through 1939 to 1945.
The Wright Brothers knew how to deck out this tree to the max – but what have been your most memorable decorations?
Materials include portraits, documents relating to the degradation of his knighthood and touching letters to his family in the final days before his execution.
Never EVER throw out old match programmes.