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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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Who's this handsome fellow?! A lithograph after a drawing by James Clark Ross (1800-62) this snowy arctic fox appears in Ross's 'A voyage of discovery and research in the southern and Antarctic regions, during the years 1839-43' (London: 1847). #UCDAdvent
Christmas card from 'Brian' to Eamon de Valara, who was imprisoned in Lewes Jail, December 1917.
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Listen as Patrick Fortune describes the singing of carols around the crib on Christmas Eve, as candles flickered in the front windows of every house in the locality https://t.co/JxMPFIVs5A #UCDAdvent2019
Everything to clothe your ‘boy’ for the New Year. From Lady of the house, Christmas edition 1911. #UCDAdvent2019
'And where there'd be little children in the house [they'd] bring home little playthings for them...' Listen as Bill Egan describes the bringing home of Christmas fare in the days of his youth https://t.co/euFFET7ASQ #UCDAdvent2019
#HoHoHo, but #SantaClaus is not fooled by this type of trickery. From St. Nicholas, Dec. 1887, Manning Children’s Collection #UCDadvent
And on Christmas Eve true vows are plighted / Under the #mistletoe ’. From ‘Young England’, 1890, John Manning Collection. #UCDadvent #ChristmasCards
What's behind window #3 for today's #UCDAdvent? With our #ChristmasCards theme we particularly like this cover snap (top) showing a snippet of a song collected by Séamus Ennis from Neainín Mháire Ní Ghríofa in #Galway in 1944
In this series of cards from ca. 1870 #Victorian publisher Marcus & Ward combined a Christmas greeting with supposed insights into the Irish temperament. Caricatures but colourful #UCDadvent #begorrah
Kicking off our Advent calendar this year: a selection of Christmas cards sent to Eamon de Valera while he was in prison in England in December 1916. #UCDadvent
These are also referred to in our online exhibition The Finest Men Alive https://t.co/ttOUHronPA #LoveIrishResearch