The first is the Nowlan Digitisation Scheme. This scheme, which was set up thanks to a bequest from the late Prof. Kevin Nowlan aims to expand the range of digitised historical sources available through open and free access to researchers, for private study or education purposes and is open until the 11th April.
The scheme aims to expand the range of digitised historical and archaeological sources available through open and free access to researchers, for private study or education purposes. Proposals can take two forms:
1) The digitisation of a historical or archaeological source or sources (including making it searchable and freely available online)
Or
2) The updating of existing digital historical or archaeological resources to enable continued online public access.
For further details see here.