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March 2026 Newsletter

[léigh an leagan Gaeilge anseo | read the Irish language version here] A chairde,  According to Irish folklore, when March borrowed three days from April, the aim was to humble the boastful old brindled cow – the one bragging that she had survived the long winter. The cow died, and Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 7 monthsApril 3, 2026 ago
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Nuachtlitir Mhárta 2026

[léigh an leagan Béarla anseo | read the English language version here] A chairde, De réir an bhéaloidis, nuair a bhain Márta trí lá ar ais ó Aibreán, ba é an aidhm a bhí aige ná náire a chur ar an mBó Riabhach – í siúd a bhí ag déanamh Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 7 monthsApril 3, 2026 ago
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February Newsletter 2026

For the Irish-language version of this post click here. |  Chun an leagan Gaeilge den phostáil seo a fháil, cliceáil anseo. A chairde, Hello friends! Welcome to the February 2026 newsletter! It’s cold and grey out there but things are busy at WCI – we’ve got events to share, a Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 8 monthsFebruary 23, 2026 ago
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Nuachtlitir Fheabhra 2026

To see the English-language version of this post click here. | Chun an leagan Béarla den phostáil seo a fháil, cliceáil anseo. A chairde, Fáilte chuig nuachtlitir Fheabhra 2026! Tá mí rua fhuar ann ach táimid gnóthach go maith, le himeachtaí móra ag tarlú agus pleananna á ndéanamh do shéasúr Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 8 monthsFebruary 23, 2026 ago
Barnes Road in The Sperrins
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January Newsletter 2026: Tús maith, leath na hoibre! (A good start is half the work)

For the Irish-language version of this post click here. |  Chun an leagan Gaeilge den phostáil seo a fháil, cliceáil anseo. A chairde, Happy New Year to you all! 2026 is off to a flying start and we’ve hit the ground running — preparing plans, welcoming new team members, and Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 9 monthsJanuary 26, 2026 ago
Barnes Road in The Sperrins
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Nuachtlitir Eanáir 2026: Tús maith, leath na hoibre!

To see the English-language version of this post click here. | Chun an leagan Béarla den phostáil seo a fháil, cliceáil anseo. A chairde, Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh go léir! Tá 2026 tosaithe go hiontach agus táimid tar éis tosú ar nós na beacha – ag ullmhú pleananna, ag fáiltiú Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 9 monthsJanuary 26, 2026 ago
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Nuachtlitir Nollaig | December Newsletter 2025

A chairde, Beannachtaí Geimhridh! Winter Greetings! Agus an grianstad geimhridh ag druidim linn, tógaimid nóiméad chun breathnú siar ar bhliain iontach ag Pobal Éireann Wikimedia. Sula nglacaimid sos don Nollaig, seo cúpla nuacht daoibh. As we approach the winter solstice and the longest night of the year, we’re taking a Read more

By Amy O'Riordan, 10 monthsDecember 19, 2025 ago
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Nuachtlitir Samhain 2025/ November Newsletter 2025

This month’s newsletter, dear readers, feels very bittersweet, as it will be my last time writing it. I (Sophie Fitzpatrick), will be stepping down from my role as Projects and Communications Manager. I will be finishing up mid-December, so my inbox is open if anyone would like to tie up Read more

By wikimediaireland, 11 monthsNovember 27, 2025 ago
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Nuachtlitir Deireadh Fómhair 2025 / October Newsletter 2025

Double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble…Welcome to the October Newsletter (spooky edition)!  Did you know that Hallween is a key part of Irish Heritage? It began as a pagan celebration over 2,000 years ago here in Ireland as part of a Celtic festival known as ‘Samhain’. Samhain Read more

By wikimediaireland, 12 monthsOctober 23, 2025 ago
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Nuachtlitir Meán Fómhair 2025 / September Newsletter 2025

As autumn begins, we’re delighted to share some exciting updates from across our community! September is always a busy month, and this year is no exception. This month, we’re celebrating the breathtaking winners of Wiki Loves Earth 2025, whose images bring Ireland’s natural heritage vividly to life, while also turning Read more

By wikimediaireland, 1 yearSeptember 22, 2025 ago

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A black and white photograph of the stone ruins of Charles Fort in Kinsale.
Kinsale, Charles Fort, by Podstawko CC BY-SA 4.0
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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.
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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.
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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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