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Greetings from our new Irish Language Officer! | Beannachtaí ónár nOifigeach Gaeilge Nua!

  Hi folks, my name is Laura and I’m the new Irish Language Officer with Wikimedia Community Ireland! 👋I’m so excited to be a part of the WCI team and to contribute to the work that has been done! My background is in administration, language and education. I look forward Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 8 monthsJanuary 26, 2026 ago
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Community Blog Post: A Closer Look at Chamfer Stops and some Inspiration for Wiki Loves Monuments

Community member and active contributor to open knowledge, Anne-Karoline Distel returns with another guest blog post about what she has been up to on Wikimedia Projects. This time, she is taking us through a rarely documented but fascinating feature of built heritage and architecture in Ireland- Chamfer Stops. Read on Read more

By wikimediaireland, 12 monthsSeptember 16, 2025 ago
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Community Guest Blog Post: Lost for words– trying to record the words for rare crafts in the Wikiverse

Lost for words – trying to record the words for rare crafts in the Wikiverse by Anne-Karoline Distel Through my research on the fragments at Inistioge Priory (see WM category), I had become interested in chisel marks and the tools that made them. In England, studies have led to the Read more

By wikimediaireland, 1 yearSeptember 1, 2025 ago
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First Place: Cobh, St Colman’s Cathedral, Dieglop, CC BY-SA 4.0
A black and white photograph of the stone ruins of Charles Fort in Kinsale.
Kinsale, Charles Fort, by Podstawko CC BY-SA 4.0
The hills of Loughcrew partially covered by low white clouds with a blue sky in the background.
Meath, Loughcrew, by Olliebailie, CC BY-SA 4.0
A black and white photograph of Black Castle in Wicklow Ireland with bright pink heather in the foreground as the only pop of colour.
County Wicklow, Black Castle, Wicklow, by Olliebailie CC BY-SA 4.0
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First Place: Cobh, St Colman’s Cathedral, Dieglop, CC BY-SA 4.0
A black and white photograph of the stone ruins of Charles Fort in Kinsale.
Kinsale, Charles Fort, by Podstawko CC BY-SA 4.0
The hills of Loughcrew partially covered by low white clouds with a blue sky in the background.
Meath, Loughcrew, by Olliebailie, CC BY-SA 4.0
A black and white photograph of Black Castle in Wicklow Ireland with bright pink heather in the foreground as the only pop of colour.
County Wicklow, Black Castle, Wicklow, by Olliebailie CC BY-SA 4.0
Dún Dealgan Motte, a stone tower in Dundalk before a bright blue sky.
Dundalk, Dún Dealgan Motte, by Olliebailie CC BY-SA 4.0
Old books on a shelf in shades of brown.
Dublin, Marsh's Library, by Dieglop CC BY-SA 4.0
Ardmore Round tower made of stone in front of a sky that is blue in the top right hand corner and then half white in the bottom left hand corner.
County Waterford, Ardmore Round Tower, by Podstawko CC BY-SA 4.0
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