The vision is to create an outstanding club.
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Tinteán – Six Months Online
Our aim is to provide serious comment and an independent perspective on a wide range of Australian/Irish topics.
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Celtic Club Program
Launch of 15th Lake School
induction of Jack Brennan as Legend of the Lake Continue reading »
Cow up a Tree
- his skilled draughtsmanship and precise execution of paint instead reveals an intelligent sociological commentary on Australia’s war effort by an artist of great technical merit. Continue reading »
Written in blood
‘I am now being branded by personnel around the country as being a murderer, that I am going to have on my soul the death of 20 million babies. I’m getting medals, scapulars, plastic foetuses, letters written in blood, telephone calls all over the system and it’s not confined to me.’ Continue reading »
In Between Angels and Animals
She has already published one collection of poems and a launch in Ireland is planned for her second one. Continue reading »
The Delia Murphy Festival
We want to capture memories of Delia’s music and lively personality and introduce a new generation to her music Continue reading »
A Tourist in the 1850s and 1860s: William Smith O’Brien
In 1849 William Smith O’Brien’s interest in foreign travel was boosted on his transportation for High Treason to Van Diemen’s Land, and despite all the problems and irritations of foreign travel in the nineteenth century, O’Brien never gave up foreign travel, and assiduously recorded his experiences Continue reading »
Piecing together Elusive Fragments
The Introduction of Val Noone’s ‘Hidden Ireland in Victoria’ outlines some reasons for the elusiveness of the Irish language in historical records and launches a beautiful metaphor of beachcombing to express the work’s methodology for recovering whatever remains of the Irish Gaelic heritage. Continue reading »
McDonagh’s Irish Gothic
An opportunity to see ‘The Beauty Queen of Leenane’, a macabre tragi-comedy set in a Connemara village. Continue reading »
Best for Baby, Best for You?
Savita Halapannavar’s tragic and avoidable death from miscarriage has provoked several public responses in Ireland. Thousands of Irish citizens have marched in the streets of Dublin and Cork to protest Ms Halapannavar’s treatment and in support of changing the current abortion laws. Continue reading »
