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ENDA MURRAY AND THE IRISH FILM FESTIVAL AUSTRALIAN CINEMA PROGRAMME

2022 Irish Film Festival programme has landed. Continue reading →

The Shanahans of Kangaroo Flat

They came and survived and their descendants are all over Australia. Continue reading →

Do Australian Catholic schools have an Irish history?

How the schools became divided. Continue reading →

The Man from Clare who started Australia’s Biggest Gold Rush

A name possibly better known in Australia than in Ireland. Continue reading →

TRUST/ MUINÍN by David Harris

so…IF that is true –
I only have your word for it.
I trust you, but your black and white
has grey edges.
Maybe. Continue reading →

New Irish Non-Fiction.

History had not been kind to what we used to think of as a victory. Continue reading →

My Book of the Year

An outstanding novel by an Australian now living in Ireland. Continue reading →

Ar thóir gach ní In search of everything

She points out how the dog is happy to see him home too and the cat in her own way. The bougainvillea has grown wild without his care, the olives need picking. She then notices his inability to respond and offers her arms, in which he finally releases his emotions, relieved to be home again. Continue reading →

From the Papers

Snippets from the news: Fada officially protected; All Irelands, Brian Cowen… Continue reading →

What’s On

Eireborne Dancing Australian Tour Sydney born world champion Irish dancer Liam Costello is on an Australian tour with the company Eireborne. See the links below for background story and tour dates. https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2022/jul/23/liam-costello-australian-three-time-irish-dance-world-champion?CMP=share_btn_link http://www.eireborne.com/dates-bookings/ Melbourne Irish Studies Seminar Series Semester 2, 2022 Program Tuesday 23rd August, 6.30pm VIA ZOOM ONLYDr Matthew Grubits, Charles Sturt University, “The … Continue reading →