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    Five college students stand in front of a shelf of archive boxes. Each student is holding a vinyl record.
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    ITMA welcomes five new summer interns

    Thursday 29 May 2025

    The Irish Traditional Music Archive is delighted to welcome five new interns this summer.

    Heather Wallace, Tess Wobbe and Alison O’Connor from the UCD Masters of Library Science, Elsa Cox from the University of Notre Dame and Tarrey Fuller from Boston College will be helping with major projects in the archive for the next 6-8 weeks.

    Heather, Tess, Alison and Elsa will be organising and inventorying ITMA’s entire collection of LP records, which features roughly 10,000 discs. Meanwhile, Tarrey will work on the promotion and growth of ITMA’s online shop.

    ITMA would like to thank our partners in UCD, University of Notre Dame and Boston College for helping to arrange the internships.

    Interns Alison O'Connor, Tess Wobbe, Heather Wallace and Elsa Cox are already hard at work!