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Launch of St Bride’s Vestry Records

Last Thursday evening in St Patrick’s Deanery, the Church of Ireland Historiographer, Dr Kenneth Milne, launched the fifth volume in the RCB Library’s ‘Texts and Calendars’ series which is published by Four Courts Press.

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RCB Library awarded grant to digitize & catalogue its collections of architectural drawings

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A copy of "A history of Glasnevin" presented to the RCB Library

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New acquisitions at the RCB Library

The RCB Library, the repository for the Church’s written heritage, has recently acquired two important collections of papers, donated by Dr Alec Lyons.

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RCB Library to begin a digital catalogue of its extensive collection of 19th centurary architectural drawings

The RCB Library has received a grant from the Esme Mitchell Trust to fund a pilot project to catalogue the Library’s extensive collections of 19th century architectural drawings of churches.

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Book on St George's Churches Presented to RCB Library

Duncan Scarlett, a parishioner of St George’s, Belfast, has written a book on Churches of the Church of Ireland Dedicated to St George.

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Completed Archival Work on the Papers of the Diocese of Kilmore in the RCB Library

In 2007, following the transfer and cataloguing of a substantial collection of diocesan materials relating to the Church of Ireland diocese of Kilmore to the Representative Church Body Library in Dublin, a completed catalogue list was published in full by the RCB Library.

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The Bishop of Madrid visits the RCB Library

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Over 25,000 books catalogued by RCB Library staff in 2010

The cataloguing staff in the RCB Library have not only met but exceeded their target for 2010.

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St Werburgh's Church: Faith, Fabric and Future - A seminar organised by the Irish Landmark Trust

A recent seminar organised by the Irish Landmark Trust has focused on the unique church of St Werburgh, its diverse history and architectural development in inner-city Dublin.

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