"Doing business in Ireland 1711-1860" a #HistFest25 public lecture Explore the origins of Irish businesses through the invaluable records of the Registry of Deeds 4 Oct | 11 am | 45 Merrion Sq No booking required. First come first served. irishmanuscripts.ie/foh2025/ @tailteeireann.bsky.social

Now available: The Eoin MacNeill lecture given last November by Dagmar Hovestädt entitled "Records for accountability: archival contributions to justice and human rights" can be purchased at irishmanuscripts.ie/product/macneill-lecture-2024/

Today is the 103rd anniversary of the explosion and fire which destroyed the Public Record Office of Ireland in 1922, in the opening engagement of the Civil War. To mark the date, we are releasing over 175,000 historical documents on our site. Read more here: virtualtreasury.ie/2025-new-rel...

Launching this beauty tonight! @irishmanuscripts.bsky.social @researchireland.bsky.social @ucdresearch.bsky.social @ucddublin.bsky.social #history #irishhistory #research

A good crowd on a sunny evening @irishmanuscripts.bsky.social for the launch of this handsome volume. See www.virtualtreasury.ie/gold-seams/cromwellian-surveys for the prequel 🙂

4 Sept 1626: d. Christopher Holywood of #Artane #Dublin, head of the #Jesuit mission in #Ireland #otd He wrote many of the letters that feature in the @irishmanuscripts.bsky.social edition of the #Irish Jesuit Annual Letters 1604-74 (image from @ucdarchives.bsky.social )