Looking forward to this on Friday night. The Waterford NVs were quite an active organisation for a time but ultimately fell into decline as Irish nationalism went in a new direction. Come along if you're free & in Waterford. 8pm at St. Patrick's Gateway

Hi all , I'm doing a talk on the Irish Civil War Siege of Waterford as part of the decade of centenaries, any retweets especially if your in the #Waterford area would be much appreciated.

The FIRST edition of Century Ireland appeared on 1 May 2013. Today, after more than a decade and the publication of thousands of articles and hundreds of film and audio items, we publish our 268th and FINAL edition.  Check it out here: rte.ie/centuryireland…

The new season of Waterfordhistory evening lectures kicks off this Friday with a talk by member Richard Kirwan, retired director of Ordnance Survey Ireland, on the history of OSI in the 19th & early 20th century. IMPORTANT venue The Medieval Museum Eircode X91 K10E at 8pm

Delighted to be asked to talk on the paddle steamer era and the vessels that ran to #Waterford City from New Ross and Duncannon in #Wexford this Thursday in Reginalds Tower

Hi all, my last walking tour of the summer season is on this Friday, appreciate any RTs from #waterford based followers

As part of the #waterford Summer in the city programme im doing some Dark History tours of the city every Friday in July. As twitter is very hit and miss at the moment any Rts are appreciated. Details on the walk are on link below.
eventbrite.ie/e/dark-history…

Looking forward to the last of the current season of Waterfordhistory talks Dr Trisha Oakley Kessler will lecture about 'Jewish Footprints in Provincial Ireland and the Minority Experience' on May 26th at St.Patrick's Gateway Centre CLG

Additional material from the collection is available on the @RTE website:
Mai O'Mahony tells the story of why her mother was stood up rte.ie/history/the-si… via RTÉ

Particular credit to Dr Críostóir Mac Cárthaigh (National Folklore Collection UCD) not only for stewarding the UCD side of this huge project but for his tireless work in making the National Folklore Collection what it is today, rightly taking its place on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.

It was a privilege to take part in the Irish Civil War Memory Project Project with National Folklore Collection UCD. An immense undertaking by all involved, it was certainly powerful viewing, showcasing the extent to which the civil war impacts people & communities to this very day.

It was an absolute pleasure to work with everyone on Irish Civil War Memory Project #TheSilentCivilWar . Such a brilliant team of documentary makers, folklorists, historians, researchers. Truly collaborative, cross-generational, and layered in its approach. Congratulations to all involved.

#silentcivilwar Here's how this programme ripples: after it, my mother-in-law rang to talk about how her mother and aunt in a Tipp safe house were got out of bed one night to make room for anti-Treaty IRA men on the run. First time in her life her nibs has heard that story.

Learn all about Captain Moonlight and secret societies in Ireland from 1760-1830 with Myles Dungan. This new online Lifelong Learning module UCD History begins on the 8th of May at 10.30am tinyurl.com/pckjyebs

The full set of videos can be viewed here: youtube.com/playlist?list=… and are listed on the conference homepage at centenaries.ucd.ie/events/foundat… Huge congratulations to all the conference and technical team at
@UCDdublin and AV Partners
for putting together this suite of videos. 2/2

I'm very pleased to announce that the recordings of @UCDdublin's Foundation of the State Conference have been uploaded and can be viewed online from anywhere in the world. A great resource for teaching and research in history, political science, economics and more. 1/2

Places still available for this 8 week course in UCD beginning 31 Jan. A history of the revolution through the lens of the various organisations established from 1912-23: Cumann na mBan, Irish Volunteers, Ulster Volunteers etc. hub.ucd.ie/usis/W_HU_MENU… Retweets very welcome

This was very interesting UCD History . The edited volume Conor Mulvagh and Emer Purcell really captures the life, interests, successes and failures of this fascinating polymath. Congrats also to Elva Johnston 🌻

THE WATERFORD CIVIL WAR MAP
For the #decadeofcentenaries Waterford Archive service asked historian Cian Flaherty to research & map the events of the Civil War in Waterford. Clicking on each event gives more info.

Link: waterford1916to1923.com/civil-war-map/ (best viewed on a desktop pc)

Sorry forgot to note he's missing from the Dundalk area, Ireland. Thank you.