It’s lovely to get physical copies of this. Thanks to Bloomsbury for publishing this collection of chapters highlighting the parallels between #oralhistory and #linguistics. Authors from both disciplines from around the world give their perspectives.

This book is published today. @BloomsburyLing @BloomsburyAcad Chapters from international oral history practioners and academics and linguists, each underscoring the parallels between the two disciplines. Link to site and widget in comments.

It was a real pleasure to work on this @routledgebooks guidebook with Ivor Timmis. Couldn’t have asked for better editors than @NiallRCurry and @Anne0Keeffe. @MICLimerick @MICRGSO @MICLinguistics @miclibraries @mic_intl #oralhistory

This is a very interesting collection of chapters on Ecostylistics published by @BloomsburyBooks. Professor Helen Kelly-Holmes @ResearchArtsUL and I have a chapter on figurative and Irish language usage by Irish leaders during Covid-19 to create public solidarity

Had a very nice time presenting at the @OralHistorySoc conference today. Thanks to the Oral History Society for having a linguist! #ohs50 @MICRGSO

Lovely to get physical copies of this today. Thanks @Anne0Keeffe @ProfMMcCarthy @ECVlimerick @MawsMoriarty and @fionafarr1 for your support. @MICRGSO @routledgebooks

@lovermob and @LinguaDigitalis delivering a session on the role of emoji in pandemic communication @abc_naples

Up now @_Giovani_Santos, great talk describing a Contrastive L2 Analysis: a corpus-based contrastive model for L2 investigation

Great opening to IVACS symposium @MICLimerick from Brian Clancy @IVACS2020

Coming soon...

I once saw Nick Cave getting the train

That lovely Anne. I like the different covers. The one I have looks like a variation on the first of these.

One of few place that has more cases than people.