The underwritten statement of excommunication is to be published with the usual ceremonies of Bell, Book and Candle at each of your respective Masses on Sunday next, the 17th instant, and you are to read it in Irish, where the ignorance of the English language amongst the generality of your parishioners may render it necessary. You are likewise to explain the nature and dreadful consequences of an Excommunication, and by every possible method endeavour to prevent your people from being exposed to so great an evil. Continue reading
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A Modern Gathering at the Gallows
Of course, many would ask why – or even how – Ned Kelly elicits such interest, some 146 years after his death; this son of convict John Kelly from County Tipperary and Bounty Migrant Ellen Quinn of County Antrim? Continue reading
Leading Psephologist Analyses Australian Democracy
Antony Green spoke glowingly of the quality of the data produced by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC), and suggested that it was gold-standard in the global context Continue reading
‘Testimony’
We wanted to avoid that sense that we’re going to film a quick interview, but to have them experience the process as collaborative. Continue reading
Elizabeth Malcolm
‘Ireland was in the blood, on both sides of the family. From our father, from aunts and uncles, and from our grandparents we heard tales of Ireland.’
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Irish Anzacs Database is Back!
The database as it currently stands includes the names of more than 5800 Irish Anzacs. It provides families with information on their Irish-born family members who served in the AIF in the war as well as providing statistical data to assist researchers understand the contribution of the Irish to the Australian war effort. Continue reading
Involuntarily Irish-identified by the Nazis
Something strange happened : all prisoners with Irish names were packed off to a Prisoner of War camp called Friesack. Continue reading
The Wild Atlantic
It started calm enough, but God it turned, and suddenly we were being tossed here and there and everywhere. Ger said he never saw anything like it, but we bent the oars and headed in. Continue reading
Irish-Born Australian Journalist Continues to Expose Perpetrators of Violence and Sexual Abuse through Crime Fiction
Fittingly, Milligan, a well-known, award-winning investigative reporter is capable of writing with clarity and ease as she is a journalist who turned fiction writer in recent years. Continue reading
The Odysseys of Alice Anderson, Australia’s First All-Girl Garage Proprietor
An Irish Australian woman garage proprietor and adventurer, Alice Anderson. Continue reading