Clodagh Tait
@clodaghtait
Historian at MIC, Limerick, of women, men, children, emotion, death, violence, ghosts, cursing, folklore.
I'm in Ballycotton again, ye may have to put up with pictures from here all week.
Erin looking very ripped around the wings. Nothing says patriotism like unironed polyester.
Someone's selling a #herbook copy of a Dublin printed volume of Swift's works on Irish Vinted if anyone's interested?
Ah no, eighteenth-century writer, we're grand, swell the chapter as much as you like, ah go on...
Crowds gathering for the Munster final from replica of the 15th century Santa Maria.
Castlemartyr Castle, Co Cork. Despite the display of wealth going on around it it's looking quite unloved.
16thC outfit courtesy of Melissa Shiels, the roll is surprisingly heavy, but mantle ideal for working from home! @whaireland.bsky.social
En roure to day 2 of @whaireland.bsky.social conference at MIC Limerick. Looking forward to more fabulous papers!
Delighted to be at the 'Locating loss project conference' at UL. Our fascinating opening keynote by Jennifer Evans was, appropriately, on weather.