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Photograph of An Túr Gloine Artists and Glaziers in the studio

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An Túr Gloine: Artists and the Collective

The first exhibition dedicated to the pioneering stained glass studio

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An Túr Gloine: Artists and the Collective

The first exhibition dedicated to the pioneering stained glass studio

Part of the Irish Archives

Stained glass panel depicting St Patrick holding a shamrock, by Michael Healy

An Túr Gloine in our Neighbourhood

A self-guided walking tour of An Túr Gloine stained glass in the city centre

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An Túr Gloine brochure advertising Stained Glass and Mosaic

A Celtic Revivalist

Sarah Purser’s influential role in the Irish Celtic Revival movement

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Yeats' copy of the Gift Sale in aid of the Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents' Fund

Jack B. Yeats and the Easter Rising

The artist's reaction to the insurrection in Dublin

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Letter from Elizabeth Yeats to a patron, eon Cuala headed paper

Revolutionary Times at Cuala

A letter to a patron from Elizabeth Corbet Yeats

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Aloysius O’Kelly and the New Ireland

Letters from the newly independent Free State of Ireland

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An illustrated letter by William Orpen showing his colleague Stephen roller skating in Dublin

From Roller Skates to Revolution

Irish artists and revolutionaries were among the roller skating enthusiasts of early…

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'About the trees we have done our best', letter from Hugh Lane to Sarah Cecilia Harrison, 9 December 1905

The Joy of Seeing Something Grow in Dublin

Hugh Lane's anonymous donation of 2000 trees to the city of Dublin

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Archive Collections at the National Gallery of Ireland

An Túr Gloine: Artists and the Collective

Irish Archives

Italian Archives

Gallery Archives

Latest stories

An Túr Gloine: Artists and the Collective

An Túr Gloine in our Neighbourhood

A Celtic Revivalist

Jack B. Yeats and the Easter Rising

Revolutionary Times at Cuala

Aloysius O’Kelly and the New Ireland

From Roller Skates to Revolution

The Joy of Seeing Something Grow in Dublin

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