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- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Sligo (Jun 2019)
- Galway NUI Travelling Studentship Awards in Mathematical Science (May 2019)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Tipperary (Apr 2019)
- The Oxford Association before 1900 (Mar 2019)
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- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Monaghan (Feb 2019)
- Illinois Irish Mathematics (Jan 2019)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Galway before 1900 (Dec 2018)
- The Irish Presence at the International Congress of Mathematicians After WWII (Nov 2018)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Kerry (Oct 2018)
- The Irish Presence at the International Congress of Mathematicians before WWII (Sep 2018)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Wicklow (Aug 2018)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Belfast before 1900 (Jun 2018)
- Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: 1970-1979 (May 2018)
- Boston Irish Mathematicians (Jul 2018)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Mayo (Apr 2018)
- The Cambridge Connection before 1900 (Mar 2018)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Westmeath (Feb 2018)
- Sheila Power (later Tinney), Pioneering Irish Mathematical Physicist (Jan 2018)
- Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: 1960-1969 (Nov 2017)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Armagh (Oct 2017)
- Pipeline to Pasadena: the Caltech Connection (Sep 2017)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Wexford (Aug 2017)
- The Library of Irish Mathematics (Jul 2017)
- The Atlas of Irish Mathematics: Donegal (Jun 2017)
- From Yorkshire to Queensland: Vincent Hart, Early Irish Maths Doctorate (May 2017)
- The Irish Presence in the Mathematics Genealogy Project (Apr 2017)
- Guest Blog: Actively Engaging Parents in Teaching Maths
- Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: 1910-1959 (Mar 2017)
- The First Irish Woman with a Doctorate in Maths (Feb 2017)
- Dublin's Most Worthy Library (Jan 2017)
- Irish Mathematical Society at 40 (Dec 2016)
- Des MacHale: The Best Friend George Boole Ever Had (Nov 2016)
- Peter Lynch's That's Maths (Oct 2016)
- Edgar Harper: the mathematician who changed the course of Irish history? (Sep 2016)
- Hamilternion Games