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Lecture notice: Ben Guy, How to write a history of Britain in the ninth century, DIAS Dublin, 5 pm 30 April 2026

Lecture notice: Ben Guy, How to write a history of Britain in the ninth century, DIAS Dublin, 5 pm 30 April 2026

Léacht - Lecture
Ben Guy @department-asnc.bsky.social
How to write a history of Britain in the ninth century: Historia Brittonum and its sources
DIAS 10 Burlington Road
5pm 30 Aibreán/April
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2011 International Congress of Celtic Studies 

In 2011, the Fourteenth International Congress of Celtic Studies was held in Ireland, at Maynooth University under the aegis of DIAS. 
Est.1959, this quadrennial event has grown to be the largest academic conference focused on Celtic Studies, attracting scholars and researchers from around the world.

2011 International Congress of Celtic Studies In 2011, the Fourteenth International Congress of Celtic Studies was held in Ireland, at Maynooth University under the aegis of DIAS. Est.1959, this quadrennial event has grown to be the largest academic conference focused on Celtic Studies, attracting scholars and researchers from around the world.

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The 2011 International Congress of Celtic Studies

Held in Ireland, at MU under the aegis of DIAS. This quadrennial event has grown to be the largest academic conference focused on Celtic Studies, attracting scholars from around the world.

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The First International Congress of Celtic Studies.

The foremost international gathering of scholars researching the languages, literature and cultural traditions of the Celtic-speaking people, was held at DIAS. The Congress was organized by the late DIAS Professor Brian Ó Cúiv.

Pictured (L-R): Brian Ó Cúiv, David Greene, Cecile O'Rahilly, Carl Marstrander and Angus Matheson.

The First International Congress of Celtic Studies. The foremost international gathering of scholars researching the languages, literature and cultural traditions of the Celtic-speaking people, was held at DIAS. The Congress was organized by the late DIAS Professor Brian Ó Cúiv. Pictured (L-R): Brian Ó Cúiv, David Greene, Cecile O'Rahilly, Carl Marstrander and Angus Matheson.

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The First International Congress of Celtic Studies.

The foremost international gathering of scholars researching Celtic languages, literature and cultural traditions, was held at DIAS. Organized by the late DIAS Professor Brian Ó Cúiv.

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Irish science's surprising role in the Artemis mission Irish scientists are in key positions in a growing sector that is becoming increasingly important to our daily lives

Space exploration and innovation from Ireland - opinion piece by Professor Peter Gallagher in yesterday's @irishexaminer.bsky.social Check it out here: www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/comm...

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Professor Caitriona Jackman spoke to @Morning Ireland, @news.rte.ie, about NASA’s Artemis II mission and what this tells us about humanity’s return to the Moon and the future of space science.

Listen below or click here for the full interview www.rte.ie/radio/radio1...

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lecture notice, DIAS Dublin 13 April at 6pm: John Carey on Proinsias Mac Cana and the concept of unity.

lecture notice, DIAS Dublin 13 April at 6pm: John Carey on Proinsias Mac Cana and the concept of unity.

Léacht - Lecture
John Carey (UCC)
Proinsias Mac Cana and the concept of unity
DIAS, 13 April at 6pm
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Causal Sets : The quantum theory that predicted dark energy
Causal Sets : The quantum theory that predicted dark energy YouTube video by Phil Halper (aka Skydivephil)

🔬✨ Dive into Causal Set Theory with our very own Dr. Yasaman Yazdi, of the School of Theoretical Physics!

In this insightful video, Dr. Yazdi explores groundbreaking concepts and shares her expertise on the frontiers of physics. 🧠💡 #DIAS #CausalSets #QuantumGravity
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EoZ...

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1/3 📜✨ New on ISOS: Russell Library, Maynooth
Three Irish-language manuscripts (19th c.).
Grammar, poetry, devotion & tradition, scribes Seán Ó Coileáin, Denis Murray & Seosamh Ó Longáin.
Ogham lore, spiritual texts & literary reflection.
🙏 Thanks to
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Colm O'Connor from Innopharma Education, Jane Buggle @iadtlibrary.bsky.social and Margaret Irons @scs-dias.bsky.social discuss open access publishing and research dissemination at #ASL2026

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As we have come to the end of our visitor night season in the observatory, we want to extend our thanks to all visitors who have attended our events this season. We were delighted to share the observatory with you and hope you enjoyed your time with us. 🌙

#Diasdiscovers @dias.ie

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Poster advertising lecture: Social network analysis of the Ulster cycle. Click link for details.

Poster advertising lecture: Social network analysis of the Ulster cycle. Click link for details.

Léacht - Lecture!
Gaëlle Clion
Social network analysis of the Ulster Cycle: an introduction to the Nemain Project
DIAS, 5 pm, Déardaoin 2 Aibréan / Thursday 2 April.
Fáilte roimh chách!
All welcome!
@dias.ie
www.dias.ie/celt/

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Tarlaíonn urú na gréine nuair a thagann an ghealach idir an domhan agus an ghrian agus titeann scáil na gealaí ar an domhain. Beidh ceann le feicáil in eireann ar an 12 Lúnasa 2026!

#SeachtainNaGaeilge #DIASdiscovers

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In 1950, Prof Leo W. Pollak, Director of the School of Cosmic Physics gave a public lecture in UCD, entitled ‘Is the Earth Getting Warmer?’

He outlined early evidence of a changing climate, from the effects of warming latitudes on fish migration, to glacier decay, and noted the growing scientific consensus that gloabl warming was underway.

Prof.Pollak even suggested that Irish coastal towns such as Glengariff in West Cork, or Skerries in Dublin might one day replace the seaside resorts of Southern France!

In 1950, Prof Leo W. Pollak, Director of the School of Cosmic Physics gave a public lecture in UCD, entitled ‘Is the Earth Getting Warmer?’ He outlined early evidence of a changing climate, from the effects of warming latitudes on fish migration, to glacier decay, and noted the growing scientific consensus that gloabl warming was underway. Prof.Pollak even suggested that Irish coastal towns such as Glengariff in West Cork, or Skerries in Dublin might one day replace the seaside resorts of Southern France!

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In 1950, Prof. Leo W. Pollak (Director of the School of Cosmic Physics) asked: “Is the Earth Getting Warmer?”

He pointed to early climate evidence—shifting fish, melting glaciers—and a growing consensus on global warming.
#DIAS85 #85ThingsAboutDIAS #DIASdiscovers

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Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit!
Happy St.Patricks Day to you!

Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit! Happy St.Patricks Day to you!

☘️Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh ó Institiúid Ard-Léinn Bhaile Átha Cliath! 🇮🇪
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies! ☘️ 🇮🇪

#Lafheilepadraig #stpatricksday #diasdiscovers #DIAS85

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Is liathróidí sneachta cosmacha de gháis reoite, carraigeacha agus dusta iad cóiméid a fhithisíonn an Ghrian.

#SeachtainNaGaeilge #DIASdiscovers

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Sé leabhar atá le tabhairt amach saor in aisce do buaiteoirí: faigh sonraí trí chliceáil ar an nasc.

Sé leabhar atá le tabhairt amach saor in aisce do buaiteoirí: faigh sonraí trí chliceáil ar an nasc.

Leabhair ar fáil saor in aisce!
Mar chuid de Sheachtain na Gaeilge, seolfar sé leabhar éagsúla amach saor in aisce. Trí chrannchur a roghnófar na buaiteoirí.
Cuir d'ainm isteach anseo:
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📢 Internship opportunity in Planetary Science (deadline 30 March)

Come work with us at @dias.ie on Jupiter's moons.

Please note that applicants need to be enrolled at an Irish 🇮🇪 university at the time of the internship.

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Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies building in Dublin, Ireland

Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies building in Dublin, Ireland

Scoláireacht bliana le fáil i Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh
1 Year scholarship available in SCS
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Sonraí / Details:
www.dias.ie/2026/03/06/v...

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Tarlaíonn na gealáin thuaidh nuair a bhuaileann cáithníní ón ghrian leis an atmaisféar uachtair ar domhain.

#SeachtainNaGaeilge #DIASdiscovers

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Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at DIAS.

A message from our CEO & Registrar, Dr Euchaira Meehan:

“On International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the outstanding achievements of the women researchers at DIAS. Their work continues to shape discovery research and inspire future generations.

We remain committed to ensuring women are supported to thrive, lead, and make groundbreaking discoveries.”

Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at DIAS. A message from our CEO & Registrar, Dr Euchaira Meehan: “On International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the outstanding achievements of the women researchers at DIAS. Their work continues to shape discovery research and inspire future generations. We remain committed to ensuring women are supported to thrive, lead, and make groundbreaking discoveries.”

Happy #InternationalWomensDay from all of us at DIAS.

Today we celebrate the outstanding achievements of the women researchers at DIAS.

We remain committed to supporting women to thrive, lead, and make groundbreaking discoveries that inspire future generations.

#DIAS #DIASDiscovers 🌍🔬✨

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Spotaí dorcha iad grianspotaí a thagann chun cinn i limistéir ghníomhacha ar an ghrian!

#SeachtainNaGaeilge #DIASdiscovers

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Bíonn lánghealach beagnach uair sa mhí, agus beidh lánghealach anocht! B'fheidir beidh tú in ann é a fhéicáil!

#SeachtainNaGaeilge #DIASdiscovers

@snagaeilge.bsky.social @dias.ie

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DIAS Head of Astrophysics Elected Fellow of the Institute of Physics   – DIAS

Congratulations to Prof Peter T. Gallagher, Head of Astrophysics at DIAS and an Adjunct Professor of Physics at Trinity College Dublin, who has been elected a Fellow of the Institute of Physics (IOP). You can read the full article at the link below. www.dias.ie/.../dias-hea...

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Thank you to Venus Keus @dias.ie for chairing the session and to all the students for their energy and enthusiasm.

@astrojoshy.bsky.social @unioflimerick.bsky.social @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social @ucddublin.bsky.social @dublincityuni.bsky.social @uniofgalway.bsky.social @maynoothuniversity.ie

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Welcome to the DIAS Bluesky family @dias-geophysics.bsky.social @diasdunsink.bsky.social

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The ADH Telescope operated in South Africa until 1980.
Though the working  life  of  the ADH  telescope  is  now  over, its  memory remains. It made  significant contributions to Southern  Hemisphere  astronomy,  in  particular  to  studies  of  the  Magenellic  Clouds,  Galactic  Structure  and  southern Milky Way. Today original pieces of the telescope, as well as original photographic plates are on display at DIAS Dunsink Observatory.

The ADH Telescope operated in South Africa until 1980. Though the working life of the ADH telescope is now over, its memory remains. It made significant contributions to Southern Hemisphere astronomy, in particular to studies of the Magenellic Clouds, Galactic Structure and southern Milky Way. Today original pieces of the telescope, as well as original photographic plates are on display at DIAS Dunsink Observatory.

✨#27 of #85 Things About DIAS
The ADH Telescope operated in South Africa until 1980.

It made significant contributions to Southern Hemisphere Astronomy. Today original pieces of the telescope, as well as photographic plates are on display at DIAS Dunsink Observatory.

#DIASdiscovers #DIAS85

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Congratulations to Dr. Alexandra Ruth Fogg @diasdunsink.bsky.social on receiving funding for her project under the @ria.ie Charlemont Grant scheme 👏 #DIASdiscovers #DIAS85

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