‘Inspiring Ireland: Preservation, the public and collaborative collection’ (Poster)

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Poster presented by Dr Natalie Harrower, Dr Caroline McGee & Kevin Long, Digital Repository Ireland, at CONUL Conference, May 2017, Athlone, Ireland

Inspiring Ireland: Preservation, the
Public and Collaborative Collection
WHAT?
Inspiring Ireland is an award-winning
•Single online open access portal to Ireland’s digital cultural
heritage
•Unique collaboration: DRI, Irish &Welsh National Cultural
Institutions (NCIs), Private collectors
•Collections of objects about life in Ireland in 1916
•Site that promotes knowledge of Ireland overseas
WHY?
•Speaks to DRI's core principles: preserve,discover,share
•Multi-institutional, transnational and private content
•Pilot project to test the DRI’sApplication Programming Interface
(API) functionality
•Curated exhibitions to enhance and expand the user experience
•Long-term preservation of content in a trusted digital repository
infrastructure
Inspiring Ireland 1916
weaves public and private
narratives with expert
commentary alongside
iconic objects from NCIs,
and‘found’objects from
private collections,to create
a multi-media reflection on
the people,events,and
legacy of 1916.
HOW?
•Digitised objects contributed by NCIs
•Public Memorabilia digitised at national/international‘Collection Days’
•Metadata and OpenAccess licensing applied to DRI collections
•Published to the Inspiring Ireland Drupal site via DRI’sApplication
Programming Interface (API)
•Thematic exhibitions with contextual history essays
•Deeper object knowledge via curatorial text & personal narrative
CHALLENGES
•Metadata control
•Site functionality vs.
collection integrity
•Rights Management
RESULTS
•Global user base
•OpenAccess to Irish
history sources
•New modes of hybrid
digital scholarship
•Serendipitous research
finds
•Over 300 digital
objects
•10 thematic
exhibitions
•4 Collection Days
•84 private donors
Clockwise from top left:Tommy 'Banker'Walsh (donated: RTE), Fairyhouse
Race Card, Easter Monday 1916 (donated: Patricia Hendrick), PocketWatch
Hopkins &Hopkins (donated: Caroline McGee), Eden Quay, May 17 1916
(donated: Royal IrishAcademy).

Presentation given as part "Atlantic Stories from the Child and Youth Sector in Ireland" This public history event was organised by the Digital Repository of Ireland in collaboration with the Children's Research Network of Ireland and Northern Ireland to reflect on the legacy of The Atlantic Philanthropies' investment in the child and youth sector across the island of Ireland, and the work and accomplishments of Atlantic grantees. It took place in the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, on 13th November 2018.

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1. Inspiring Ireland: Preservation, the Public and Collaborative Collection WHAT? Inspiring Ireland is an award-winning •Single online open access portal to Ireland’s digital cultural heritage •Unique collaboration: DRI, Irish &Welsh National Cultural Institutions (NCIs), Private collectors •Collections of objects about life in Ireland in 1916 •Site that promotes knowledge of Ireland overseas WHY? •Speaks to DRI's core principles: preserve,discover,share •Multi-institutional, transnational and private content •Pilot project to test the DRI’sApplication Programming Interface (API) functionality •Curated exhibitions to enhance and expand the user experience •Long-term preservation of content in a trusted digital repository infrastructure Inspiring Ireland 1916 weaves public and private narratives with expert commentary alongside iconic objects from NCIs, and‘found’objects from private collections,to create a multi-media reflection on the people,events,and legacy of 1916. HOW? •Digitised objects contributed by NCIs •Public Memorabilia digitised at national/international‘Collection Days’ •Metadata and OpenAccess licensing applied to DRI collections •Published to the Inspiring Ireland Drupal site via DRI’sApplication Programming Interface (API) •Thematic exhibitions with contextual history essays •Deeper object knowledge via curatorial text & personal narrative CHALLENGES •Metadata control •Site functionality vs. collection integrity •Rights Management RESULTS •Global user base •OpenAccess to Irish history sources •New modes of hybrid digital scholarship •Serendipitous research finds •Over 300 digital objects •10 thematic exhibitions •4 Collection Days •84 private donors Clockwise from top left:Tommy 'Banker'Walsh (donated: RTE), Fairyhouse Race Card, Easter Monday 1916 (donated: Patricia Hendrick), PocketWatch Hopkins &Hopkins (donated: Caroline McGee), Eden Quay, May 17 1916 (donated: Royal IrishAcademy).

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