by Abigail Rieley – Writer, Journalist, Court Reporter & NLI Reader The ghosts of the forgotten haunt the National Library of Ireland; those whose stories lie in out of print pages or hidden in the close-knit column inches of microfilmed newspapers. These are the stories lost in the past, forgotten by the public who once […]
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Cut-throat razor,
Daniel H. Webster,
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Freeman's Journal,
French Street,
Galway,
George Orwell,
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Newspapers,
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Shotgun
by Nikki Ralston, Conservation Back in July 2011, I posted a short blog introducing The Clean Sweep, a preservation project aiming to clean and box our rare book collections. We have now started the final phase of the project, which will run to the end of 2011, and I thought that readers might be interested […]
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René Descartes,
Royal Dublin Society,
Tours,
Trustees' Room,
Watts Phillips
