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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 10
	Replying to @tait_clodagh @Preg_Research I was thinking (hoping!) that it was! 😂😂😀
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 10
	Replying to @tait_clodagh @Preg_Research Reminder for anyone jnterested: BIRTH AND THE IRISH: A MISCELLANY - call for contributions of c. 1200 words on any aspect of the Irish giving birth (at home or abroad), from the earliest times to the present day. Email: Salvador.ryan@spcm.ie for further details.
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 9
	Replying to @ripperriver Do take care ...
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 9
	Replying to @ripperriver Thinking of ye so much these days, hoping this nightmare will end soon.
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 9
	Replying to @ripperriver Oh gosh, do keep safe.
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	Candida Moss @candidamoss	Dec 8
	The Virgin Mary punching the devil on the nose (ca. 1240) An illustrated initial "L" From the De Brailes Hours and now in @britishlibrary showing Mary striking the Devil and retrieving the document by which the priest Theophilus had sold his soul. ow.ly/CygH50jWkc1 pic.twitter.com/5rPyBwstlF
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 8
	Saw “The Two Popes” in Munich this afternoon. Historicity aside (it’s largely a fictional imagining), this is a stunningly produced film & incredibly acted by the leads. Heartwarming, human, and definitely worth a look. pic.twitter.com/5tLByIPfy0
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 7
	Replying to @elenaatt youtu.be/dzNiBdW4Le4
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 7
	Juristische Bibliothek, Rathaus, München. pic.twitter.com/yHgTakQ8nS
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 7
	Juristische Bibliothek, Rathaus, München. pic.twitter.com/qGz80zolJx
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	Brad Proctor @bdproctor	Dec 6
	University College Cork offers a full-ride plus living expenses for a Choctaw student for an MA, in recognition for the financial support the Choctaw Nation sent the people of Ireland during the Famine in 1847. ucc.ie/en/scholarship…
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 7
	Christmas market, Marienplatz, München. pic.twitter.com/SCEqAILeq9
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 7
	Replying to @ripperriver There for the wise men’s gold, I suspect! ...
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 7
	Replying to @ripperriver To (very loosely) paraphrase Emma Thompson in Love Actually, “there was a seahorse at the birth of the baby Jesus?” And, sure, why not? After all, both can claim to have had *not quite* your regular birth.
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 6
	Arguably, Ireland’s most vibrant monastic house with a multi-talented community. twitter.com/irishexaminer/…
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	Glenstal Abbey @GlenstalAbbey	Dec 2
	The early morning light was stunning at Glenstal today. Look at these beautiful photos by Fr Denis. pic.twitter.com/IJAthO9PiZ
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	Marsh's Library @MarshsLibrary	Dec 6
	We now have about a dozen insects found within books from the sixteenth century onwards. We are wondering if their existence can tell us anything about the readers who killed them: time of year of reading; location of reading. Sounds like a research project..... pic.twitter.com/g9V67SNIJg
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 6
	Replying to @StephanieLahey @maregan_la_fey @Ciaraioch We don’t use “some” in that way, but, as you’ll know, there’s a significant Irish influence in Newfoundland where you can still find accents very close to our own over here.
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 6
	Replying to @maregan_la_fey @Ciaraioch “He’s right bould, so he is” “He’s fair bould” “He’s a wicked bould young fella”. “He’s wile bold, hai” (Donegal) 😀
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	Salvador Ryan @SalvadorRyan	Dec 6
	Replying to @maregan_la_fey @Ciaraioch Those last two words encapsulate perfectly the gulf between English & Hiberno-English. You could traverse the country & not hear “proper” used in this way. But you’ll find “right”; fair”; “wicked”; “terrible”; “wile”,&c. E.g. anybody can be an eejit, but if you’re a right eejit..
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