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Christmas card from Eimhir Ní Nadall to Eamon de Valera, who was imprisoned in Lewes Jail, December 1917.

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Christmas card from Mabel FitzGerald to Eamon de Valera, who was imprisoned in Lewes Jail, December 1917.

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Christmas card from 'Brian' to Eamon de Valara, who was imprisoned in Lewes Jail, December 1917.

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During the Irish Civil War, approximately 645 women were interned and over 200 went in hunger strike. Mary MacSwiney, one of Ireland’s first female TDs, famously protested her internment by hunger striking in tandem with her sister Annie. #civilwarcentenary #womeninhistory

Wishing all our donors, followers and users, a very Happy Christmas and a happy and healthy 2022.

Nativity scene, from a file concerning pagan and Christian iconography among the Papers of Liam S. Gógan.

Lloyd George to Arthur Griffith, clarifying points not specifically covered by the Anglo-Irish Treaty, including, the appointment of the Governor General, the status of the Irish Free State and Ireland's liability for a share of war pensions and public debt.

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@RCSEdArchive This amazingly detailed medical illustration depicts an aneurysm at the base of the brain. The attending surgeon was William Morgan (1791-1860). It's from Richmond Hospital Medical Illustrations, UCDA P263. #drawingdisease #histmed

Illustrated hand-tooled leather covers made by Republican prisoners in Portlaoise for Frances-Mary Blake. She edited O'Malley's 'The Singing Flame' and wrote 'The Irish Civil War, 1922–23: and What it Still Means for the Irish People'. #WorldBookDay

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Illustrated hand-tooled leather covers made by Republican prisoners in Portlaoise for Frances-Mary Blake. O'Malley's 'The Singing Flame' was edited by Blake. She wrote 'The Irish Civil War, 1922–23: and What it Still Means for the Irish People'.

The medical drawings used in our Twitter campaign #drawingdisease were conserved and digitised in a collaboration between UCD Archives and @catherCox of @CHOMIreland, funded by @wellcometrust and @UCD_Research. We are still interested in your feedback! Please contact us here.