Ar scor Ní rachaidh mé ar an stáitse arís a dúirt sí linn ag cuimhneamh fós ar an mbualadh bos ar an gcur i gcéill a sceitheann fírinne: í ag cúlú uainn go mánla is a masc rósheodach cráite os ár gcomhair amach go fóill is an gúna maisithe ina seasamh leis féin go fóill … Continue reading
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Irish Famine Eviction Project
We are looking for any informaiton of evictions, locations and local folklore. Continue reading
Halloween at the Celtic Club.
Enjoy the fun and frivolity! Continue reading
David Monaghan’s ‘On Leaving’ enters its final phase
Beyond Leaving is a new series and the title of David Monahan’s upcoming show Continue reading
Central Victorian Irish Association
CVIA program of events to commemorate the 1916 Easter Rising. Continue reading
Celebrate at the Celtic Club
St Patricks Day in Spring is upon us! Continue reading
Legal implications of an Australian Plebiscite on Same Sex Marriage
Ireland held a successful constitutional referendum on this Same Sex Marriage in May 2015 because its Constitution was assumed to implicitly deny recognition to same sex marriage. Australia’s Constitution, on the other hand, leaves the issue to the Parliament to decide. Continue reading
Edna O’Brien on Compass
TV Programme Alert ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corp.) TV last night featured an interview by Gay Byrne with Edna O’Brien. It’s riveting watching, as they clearly like and trust one another. She speaks from the heart about a compliant childhood troubled by fear of the nuns and of her parents, and of her own attempt to get … Continue reading
Book launch of new novel
Nature of Event: Book launch of Hannah Kent’s second novel, The Good People, about three women brought together by troubling events in Ireland in 1825. Hannah is the author of Burial Rites. There will also be an interview of the author by Elke Power. When: Tues 27th Sept 6.30pm Where: Readings, Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Cost: … Continue reading
Casements flock to play about their great uncle
Brian Gillespie’s new play, Convicted on a Comma: The Trial of Roger Casement generated a deal of interestand many new patrons for Bloomsday. Among them were a couple who identified themselves as relatives. When a second couple did the same, it was assumed that parties were talking about the original family members, so it … Continue reading