Roisin Nevin

The first ever female director of The @NGIreland, Dr Caroline Campbell shares her insights on inclusive leadership, female representation and steering one of Ireland’s most cherished cultural institutions through a new era. #sp #business image.ie/?_ppp=68afb1fe…

Not all AI is created equal. Atai by Partsol delivers truth, not guesswork—no bias, no hallucinations. Just reliable, consistent intelligence for enterprises. Say goodbye to unreliable AI. Say hello to Atai. #Atai #Partsol #CognitiveAI #AIYouCanTrust #FutureOfAI

New paper out Today in Scientific Reports 🥳: In a study of people with Parkinson’s disease, both yoga and choir improved mood and reduced stress. But only group singing led to stronger feelings of social closeness and a surge in oxytocin nature.com/articles/s4159… @SingWellProject

Thanks to @AineKerr for chairing and ensuring coverage of a wide range of evidence.

We have free admission to 'Mainie Jellett and Evie Hone. The Art of Friendship' every Wednesday morning until 11.30am. Three weeks (and three free Wednesdays!) left to see it - don't miss out. Places are limited, so do book to avoid disappointment. nationalgallery.ie/art-and-artist…

🗣 Less than TWO weeks left to see the 195th RHA Annual Exhibition in association with @McCannFitz - have you visited yet? The exhibition continues until Sunday, 3rd August. View the Annual online at rhagallery.ie. #RHA195 #GoFurther #McCannFitzGerald

Thank you so much Sundara, Roisin and Louise for arranging such a lovely morning ❤️ @CaitrionaMcGar2

Thanks to Sundara O'Higgins from the Education team @IMMAIreland who facilitated a #SlowLookingArt experience for #SJHNursing Louise MacDonagh (ADON) and some of the ED-SJH Nursing team at IMMA today. Supporting #StaffWellbeing #Pathway @SJHDoN 🙏🏼🥰 #ArtsAndHealth #advocacy…

Thank You Message Dear Brothers and Sisters, Thank you for your warm greetings on my 90th birthday. I very much appreciate your kind gesture. The 90th birthday is conventionally considered an important milestone in one’s life. I have dedicated myself to spreading the message…

🥳Out now! 🥳 What makes live experiences special? We collect EEG data from more than 20 people simultaneously while they watch a live dance performance - Detective Work, by @SekeChim in collaboration with @stephmcmann bit.ly/neurolive_dete…

🎶 New on the WFMT Blog! Explore 2025 music therapy updates from 🇦🇺 Australia & 🇳🇿 New Zealand, written by Regional Liaison Dr. Alison Short. Read more 👉 wfmt.info/post/updating-… #WFMT #Australia #NewZealand #WFMTBlog

Thanks to Sara Muthi, Curatorial Fellow at IMMA, for giving The Douglas Hyde's 2025 Student Forum group a walkthrough of IMMA's current exhibition, 'Staying with the Trouble'. To learn more about the 2025 Student Forum, click here: thedouglashyde.ie/student-forum-…

IGS President Dr. Emer Ahern’s letter to the editor published in @IrishTimes “Older adults are entitled to the same dignity, autonomy and human rights as anyone else.” Dignity and rights don’t expire with age. @deirdrelanglang @ideoshaughnessy @galvin_rose @edelphysio

The Creativity Post | Sculpting to Reveal the Solution Within creativitypost.com/arts/sculpting… Sculpting and problem-solving are creative and iterative processes - article by Michael Martin #CreativeTools #Creativity

What’s next for #HealthSystemsOfTheFuture? 🌍🏥 In this op-ed, @HansKluge and @natasha_azzmus call for resilient, equitable & trusted systems—grounded in solidarity, sustainability and science. 📖💡 A vision for #EPW2. 🔗 bit.ly/46oCfdH #resilienthealthsystems

How does the DMN contribute to creativity? Our new review with @Roger_Beaty and Emmanuelle Volle explores 4 novel trends in research: (1) causal links to creative abilities, (2) associative thinking, (3) idea evaluation, and (4) diverse functional integration.

We're proud to support the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland which has recovered 175,000+ records lost in 1922. From medieval parchments to 19th-century censuses, our past is now searchable and shared so find out more at buff.ly/w8tJteM and buff.ly/J2auOVb!

175,000 new historical records lost during a fire at the Four Courts during the Civil War in 1922 are being made available online, including 60,000 names from the Irish 19th century censuses rte.ie/news/ireland/2…