Royal Irish Academy Library

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Do you love our library? We have lots happening from manuscript displays, exhibitions and, too good not to mention, our gorgeous reading room. You can find out more on the dedicated LinkedIn page: linkedin.com/showcase/royal… @Library_RIA #RIALibrary #LibraryLovers

@CarlowWeather Hi Carlow Weather! Some of your followers might be interested our events coming up next month! The Library has a lecture and exhibition about early meteorological records in Ireland and the @RIAdawson Discourse Series has event on AI and forecasting tomorrow night!

The MS of the Week is on display in the Reading Room of the Library this week from 10.00-16.30 Monday - Friday. No appointment or reader’s ticket is required to view the MS of the Week.

The Manuscript of the Week is RIA MS C vi 1, the Book of Knockninny. This 18th C manuscript has not yet been fully digitised, so all the more reason to drop in and visit us. You can read about the manuscript and its contents here: ria.ie/collections/ma…

Apologies, Monday-Thursday. The Library will close on Thursday evening for the Easter weekend.

The MS of the Week is on display in the Reading Room of the Library from 10.00-16.30, Monday – Friday. No appointment or reader’s ticket is required to view the MS of the Week.

The Manuscript of the Week is the Book of Uí Mhaine, RIA MS D ii 1. The contents of this 14th C manuscript are described in a marginal note as ‘bolg an tsolathair’ (bag of mixed content). Read more & find a link to the @DIAS_ISOS digital copy here: ria.ie/collections/ma…

Please note that the Library will be closed over the Easter Weekend from Friday 18 April to Monday 21 April. We re-open at 10am on Tuesday morning for readers and visitors.

The MS of the Week is on display in the Reading Room of the Library this week from **14.00 -16.30 on Monday**, and from 10.00-16.30 Tuesday - Friday. No appointment or reader’s ticket is required to view the MS of the Week.

The Manuscript of the Week is a 15th C compilation of medical treatises, RIA MS 23 P 10 (iii). The scribe has used a selection of whimsical line fillers & run-over symbols to enhance the "mise-en-page". Read more & see the @DIAS_ISOS digital copy here: isos.dias.ie/RIA/RIA_MS_23_…

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The MS of the Week is on display in the Reading Room of the Library from 10.00-16.30, Monday – Friday. No appointment or reader’s ticket is required to view the MS of the Week.

The Manuscript of the Week is the Annals of Connacht, RIA MS C iii 1. This manuscript records the history of Gaelic Ireland for over three hundred years from AD 1224-1544! The years are visible in the margins. Read more & see the @DIAS_ISOS digital copy: ria.ie/collections/ma…

The MS of the Week is on display in the Reading Room of the Library from 10.00-16.30, Monday – Friday, except for our scheduled closure this Tuesday morning until 2pm. No appointment or reader’s ticket is required to view the MS of the Week.

The Manuscript of the Week is the Book of Fermoy, RIA MS 23 E 29. This 15th C compilation of Irish texts is associated with the Anglo-Norman Roche family, who came to Ireland from Pembrokeshire in the 12th C. Read more & see the @DIAS_ISOS digital copy: ria.ie/collections/ma…

The MS of the Week is on display in the Reading Room of the Library from 10.00-16.30, Tuesday – Friday. No appointment or reader’s ticket is required to view the MS of the Week.

The Manuscript of the Week is a book of court verse known as the O'Gara manuscript (RIA MS 23 F 16). Compiled in the Low Countries in the 17th century, it was written by Feargal Dubh Ó Gadhra, O.S.A. Learn more & see a digitised copy via @DIAS_ISOS here: isos.dias.ie/RIA/RIA_MS_23_…