The official Twitter account for @UCC Deep Maps: West Cork Coastal Cultures project. Funded by Irish Research Council 'New Horizons' Grant.
Cork, Ireland
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Learn more about the lifecycle of our digital project with @rachelmurphy and @orlapeach #uccdh #LoveIrishResearch
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Today, we are delighted to announce that UCC's @eriucc building will be renamed in honour of pioneering botanist Ellen Hutchins.
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Novel initiative to showcase the culture of our #Irish #offshore islands and #marine environment. @KathKopke @orlapeach @IOLNetwork @WesleyFlannery @HeritageHubIRE @DeepMapsCork @catching_waves
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The Coastal Atlas of Ireland has won @thejournal_ie Best Irish Published Book of the Year 2021.
Would make a lovely Christmas present!
corkuniversitypress.com/Coas… @CorkUP @AnPostIBAS
ALT Front cover of 'The Coastal Atlas of Ireland' published by Cork University Press.
Thank you to the @Coastal_Atlas editorial team for including us in this comprehensive publication and congratulations to all involved! #CoastalAtlas #CoastalCommunities #IrelandsCoast
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Amazing images of warship sunk in West Cork in 1796 show cannons still on board corkbeo.ie/news/history/amaz… @claireconnollys @orlapeach @michaeljwaldron @bredamoriarty1 #deepmapswestcork
Looking forward to reading the latest addition to the @CorkUP Atlas Series, 'The Coastal Atlas of Ireland'. This significant undertaking by @Coastal_Atlas editors features contributions from a range of researchers & includes a piece from the @DeepMapsCork team!
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6 January 1839, The Night of the Big Wind (Oíche na Gaoíthe Móire) deepmapscork.ie/past-to-pres… via @DeepMapsCork
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Excited this is out in the world! Éire-Ireland, Fall/Winter 2020 muse.jhu.edu/issue/43513#.X-… Special issue on Ireland and the Environment, co-edited with the wonderful @stoverjd. Special thanks to our contributors and to @nicholasmwolf. @ACIrishStudies
@GIHNYU @eire_ire
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Latest edition of Éire-Ireland includes a report on @DeepMapsCork project (co-authored by @claireconnollys, Rob McAllen @uccBEES, @michaeljwaldron, @bredamoriarty1, @orlapeach and me) #EnvironmentalHumanities
Excited this is out in the world! Éire-Ireland, Fall/Winter 2020 muse.jhu.edu/issue/43513#.X-… Special issue on Ireland and the Environment, co-edited with the wonderful @stoverjd. Special thanks to our contributors and to @nicholasmwolf. @ACIrishStudies
@GIHNYU @eire_ire
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Looking forward to updates from @ccatproject @CHERISHproj & @PortsPastPres as part of today’s valuable @IACESInfo conference.
The #IrishSea & @IrelandWales projects play an important role in the #IrelandWales relationship 🌊 🇮🇪 🏴
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#ports #CelticSea #Brexit
Delighted to present the line-up for 'Europe and the Future of Ireland's Ports, Coastal Communities and Maritime Sector', a one-day online conference supported by @dfatirl Communicating Europe Initiative. Details and registration here: eventbrite.ie/e/europe-and-t…
Congratulations to @PortsPastPres on this exciting news! #CoastalCommunities #CoastalConnections #CoastalHistory
Great news for the Coastal History Network as our *Coastal Communities* strand has been chosen! @UoP_History @UoP_SASHPL @melanie_bassett @CathrynPearce @RobJames68 @IsaacLand2 @ScrivenerSmith @azeem_tuba @WorthingtonD @KirsiKeravuori @DunesHistory #coastalhistory #coastalstudies
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Only seven more followers until we reach 700 followers! Who wants to push us over the line? #euirelandwales #portspastpres
Looking forward to attending the @PortsPastPres #researchseminar next week!
The first research seminar of this semester will take place next Wednesday, 7 October, 3-4 pm. The seminar will take place via Zoom. The seminar will focus on “Ports, Past and Present: Cultural Research, Community Engagement and Impact” @PortsPastPres @claireconnollys
