4/4With gratitude to Kathleen Kilmartin, Director of the Academic Centre (Newman & St Mary’s) for facilitating access to the Australian manuscript that inspired this project & to the Royal Irish Academy for their ongoing commitment to making Gaelic manuscripts accessible to all. Thanks also to DIAS.

3/4 Digitising RIA MS 24 B 1 reunites this Táin text with the Seosamh Ó Longáin version on ISOS, offering new insight into the Ó Longáin scribal tradition and early Irish storytelling.

Explore the Australian manuscript here:

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2/4 RIA MS 24 B 1 is now available on ISOS (link below).

🪶 A significant step in reconnecting Irish scribal tradition across hemispheres.

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Read more about the Lebor na hUidre, view the digital images (provided by @dias-isos.bsky.social and copyright Royal Irish Academy Library) and explore the recordings and publications that were produced in 2012 at conference about the manuscript: www.ria.ie/collections/...

The manuscript is of Connacht provenance and from the names of places mentioned, likely written in Co. Roscommon.

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2/2✒️ Features: decorated initials, genealogies of St Declan & prayers on the Mass. Bound c.1960 at Youghal; later owned by Risteárd Neancól OS & Siobhán Lincoln, now Richard Lincoln.
Catalogue by Prof Aoibheann Nic Dhonnchadha
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It is the subject of a two-day conference taking place this week in RIA, in collaboration with @maynoothuniversity.ie and the @dias-isos.bsky.social Read more and view the digital images, provided by Irish Script on Screen and copyright Royal Irish Academy Library: www.ria.ie/collections/...

3/3✒️ CF 16: An Leabhar Gabhála
Copied in 1850 by Ioseph Ó Longáin.
Begins with the invasions of Ireland after the Flood, drawing on Cín Droma Sneachta and Lebor na hUidre.
Ends with the colophon: “Iarna sgriobhadh le Ioseph Ó Longáin, san mbliadhain 1850. Críoch.”

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2/3✒️ CF 11: Leabhar Gabhála : Gaois
Written in 1844 by Éamonn Ó Mathghamhna.
Includes references to Leabhar Droma Sneachta, the history of Ireland’s invasions & texts such as Trecheng Breth Féne & the tale of Michael the Archangel at Mount Gargan.

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