DARIAH-IE is the Irish node of the pan-European Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities, a research infrastructure that enhances and supports digitally enabled research and teaching across the Arts and Humanities.
After a period of inactivity DARIAH-IE is rebuilding the national office, to support the needs of the Digital Arts and Humanities communities in Ireland.
The National Priorities of DARIAH-IE (currently under review) include:
| The continued critical problematisation of digital humanities, its prosocial values and relevance to contemporary digital discussions of democracy, and engaged citizenship in a networked world; |
| The integration of innovative technologies and interpretative methodologies such as Big Data and AI systems within the field of the humanities; |
| The strengthening of world-class research capacity for interdisciplinary challenge-based research; |
| A skills pipeline that produces digital humanists who are able to work across the humanities and technology sectors. |
Trinity College Dublin holds the role of the National Coordinating Institution supporting the work of the National Coordinator, Professor Jennifer Edmond. This appointment, for a period of four years (2024-2028), was made following an open call by the national funding body Research Ireland.
Joan Murphy is the National Manager, responsible for the day to day operations of DARIAH-IE, under the direction of the National Coordinator.
Details of the National Committee are available here.
Please reach out to Joan Murphy with any queries relating to the ongoing development of the national office, to promote your DH-related events or tools, or to disseminate DH research outputs.
DH Tools, Resources and Services
For additional information on the DARIAH ERIC please visit the DARIAH-EU website or see DARIAH-CAMPUS for teaching and learning resources.
