Centre Culturel Irlandais
Portal of collections

The recorded events archives allow you to listen to the recordings of a wide selection of CCI’s cultural events: lectures and readings freely available on Youtube and Soundcloud. You will also find unique creations: videos with artists in residence, podcasts…
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Computers are available to members in the Médiathèque.
An audiovisual database allows to consult all the multimedia collection on site: films, music CDs, audio books, recorded events…
Several other databases will be an invaluable resource for your research: academic journals, newspaper archives, dictionary of biographies...
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This database gives access to a hundred of Irish-related academic journals!
JSTOR allows digital access to academic journals from all over the world, including a hundred Irish-related titles dealing with history, archaeology, literature, arts, society... See the full list of available Irish titles.

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Irish Newspaper Archives give access to rich historical and current archives.
Visit Irish Newspaper Archives and browse through more than a hundred Irish newspapers: regional and national titles, from the 18th to today. Among other titles, you can read The Irish Independent and The Sunday Independent, up to the most recent issues! See the full list of available titles.

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The Irish Times Archive

The online Irish Times Archive is a unique resource giving gives an insight into history as it was written, through the language and views of the day.
Over 16 million Irish Times articles spanning over 150 years.
Use the search engine to access digital reproductions of the newspaper back to 1859. Articles can then be printed off or downloaded!

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The Dictionary of Irish Biography

The Dictionary of Irish Biography is a project of the Royal Irish Academy. It has moved to an ‘open access’ model making its entire corpus freely available to all users.
 

Clericus.ie

Clericus is a digital humanities research project that aims to develop a database on the Irish clerical population for the early modern and modern periods. The database includes over 2,100 biographical entries relating to Irish clerical students educated in the Irish College Paris.

To search students from the Irish College Paris on Clericus, go to the People research page and select "Liam Chambers and Sarah Frank, Database of students at the Irish College, Paris, 1832-1939" in the sources list.