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Ancient Manuscripts, Modern Science! What links medieval monks, secret ink recipes & ancient cow DNA? Scientists used X-ray technology and genetic sequencing to uncover the secrets of 1,200-year-old Irish manuscripts in Switzerland. Read more: museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #NMIBlog

It's nearly May Day, let's celebrate the Irish way! Do you decorate a May Bush for Good luck? Or Light a bonfire & dance? Keeper of the Folklife collections Clodagh Doyle, discusses the traditions associated with welcoming the summer on May Day #NMIBlog museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Explore the fascinating early medieval Irish depictions of Christ on the Cross. Discover the beautifully illustrated Gospel-book (Cod. Sang. 51) & the Crucifixion plaque from Rinnagan, Co. Roscommon. #NMIBlog #CuratorBlog #Archaeology museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Are you fascinated by the macabre? Would you drink from a cup covered in skeletons? Faith Nolan from the NMI reveals the story behind a goblet adorned with skeletons and Memento Mori museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #MuseumBlog #NMIBlog #RegistrationCorner

In the mid-9th century, amidst fierce Viking raids, scribes in northeast Ireland copied a Latin textbook written in 6th-century Constantinople, this manuscript, is key to understanding the Irish language of the time. #NMIBlog #MuseumBlog #CuratorBlog museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Highlights from the European Registrars Conference 2024! Emer Ní Cheallaigh, Acting Registrar at NMI, shares her inspiring experience in Rome, involving Rematriation & Speed Dating for Registrars museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #MuseumBlog #RegistrationCorner #NMIBLOG #MuseumCareers

Is this the earliest relic of St. Brigid? Follow the journey of her name from a Swiss abbey to a must-see exhibition in Dublin! Don’t miss this rare chance to see history up close. #CuratorBlog #MuseumBlog #NMIBlog Read more: 🔗 museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Learn how rural Irish communities used culm—a coal byproduct—as a low-cost fuel. Learn about the making of culm balls, early 20th-century mechanical culm shooters, and the cultural impact of this practice. #RegistrationCorner #NMIBlog #MuseumBlog museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Our recent blog on Shannon Estuary gandelow boats inspired Megi Tetemadze, Public & International Relations Coordinator at LEPL Ajara Museum, Georgia, to write a guest post on their similarities to a traditional Georgian boat. #MaritimeHistory #NMIBlog ouririshheritage.org/content/archiv…

Exciting insights from Library & Info Studies student Jessica Foley! Her internship at the NMI's Registration Dept. has set her up for success in non-traditional library roles. Check out her journey: museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #RegistrationCorner #NMIBlog #LibraryLife #MuseumBlog

Is this the earliest relic of St. Brigid? Follow the journey of her name from a Swiss abbey to a must-see exhibition in Dublin! Don’t miss this rare chance to see history up close. #CuratorBlog #MuseumBlog #NMIBlog Read more: 🔗 museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

In the mid-9th century, amidst fierce Viking raids, scribes in northeast Ireland copied a Latin textbook written in 6th-century Constantinople, this manuscript, is key to understanding the Irish language of the time. #NMIBlog #MuseumBlog #CuratorBlog museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Our recent blog on Shannon Estuary gandelow boats inspired Megi Tetemadze, Public & International Relations Coordinator at LEPL Ajara Museum, Georgia, to write a guest post on their similarities to a traditional Georgian boat. #MaritimeHistory #NMIBlog ouririshheritage.org/content/archiv…

Explore the fascinating early medieval Irish depictions of Christ on the Cross. Discover the beautifully illustrated Gospel-book (Cod. Sang. 51) & the Crucifixion plaque from Rinnagan, Co. Roscommon. #NMIBlog #CuratorBlog #Archaeology museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Are you fascinated by the macabre? Would you drink from a cup covered in skeletons? Faith Nolan from the NMI reveals the story behind a goblet adorned with skeletons and Memento Mori museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #MuseumBlog #NMIBlog #RegistrationCorner

It's nearly May Day, let's celebrate the Irish way! Do you decorate a May Bush for Good luck? Or Light a bonfire & dance? Keeper of the Folklife collections Clodagh Doyle, discusses the traditions associated with welcoming the summer on May Day #NMIBlog museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti…

Exciting insights from Library & Info Studies student Jessica Foley! Her internship at the NMI's Registration Dept. has set her up for success in non-traditional library roles. Check out her journey: museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #RegistrationCorner #NMIBlog #LibraryLife #MuseumBlog

Ancient Manuscripts, Modern Science! What links medieval monks, secret ink recipes & ancient cow DNA? Scientists used X-ray technology and genetic sequencing to uncover the secrets of 1,200-year-old Irish manuscripts in Switzerland. Read more: museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #NMIBlog

Highlights from the European Registrars Conference 2024! Emer Ní Cheallaigh, Acting Registrar at NMI, shares her inspiring experience in Rome, involving Rematriation & Speed Dating for Registrars museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #MuseumBlog #RegistrationCorner #NMIBLOG #MuseumCareers