Washington DC, 1920  This webinar was recorded on 15th December 2020  It features contributions from Dr Miriam Nyhan Grey and Professor Emeritus Cathal MacSwiney Brugha and his wife Catherine Brugha Dr Miriam Nyhan Grey, Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Director at New York University's Glucksman Ireland House, discussed Dr...

Written to mark the centenary of the Easter Rising, which began in April 1916 This book is an easy way of finding out about the 1916 Rising, based on the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme’s touring exhibition Mná1916/Women of 1916 tells the story of women of 1916 county by county Download...

Irish women in India, England, the United States, South America This webinar was recorded on 22nd September 2020  It features contributions from Dr Kate O'Malley, Editor of Ireland Among the Nations, published by the Royal Irish Academy, 2019, in partnership of the Department of Foreign Affairs and the National Archives; and Dr Ann Marie O'Brien,...

Toward America is a specially curated film, grounded in original research and a wealth of images from private and public collections in Ireland and the United States In the United States, the American Commission on Conditions in Ireland was established to investigate events in Ireland, which became known as the War of Independence  Following...

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Mná100 showcases Limerick City and County Council's richly illustrated photo essay on the Curfew Murders Mayor George Clancy and former Mayor Michael O’Callaghan and Volunteer Joseph O’Donoghue were killed in the city by Crown Forces in March 1921  At that time, elected officials were being targeted, as Dáil Éireann set up an alternative...

View Exhibition Biographies of the female cabinet Ministers from 1918-2018, using personal archives and interviews discover the life stories of the women who shaped...