Tinteán

Poetry

The Second Wife from: The Wooing of Etain The poems in this series concentrate on the part of the legend: The Wooing of Etain, where Midir brings Etain, his new wife, home and she meets his first wife, Fuamnach. Consumed with jealousy, Fuamnach conspires against her beautiful rival. She turns her into a pool of … Continue reading →

The World of Sebastian Barry

You get to love too his elegant turn of phrase, understatement providing more eloquence than a rattle of words. Continue reading →

The Josephites Remembered

The Letter Under The Pillow offers a detailed outline of how a diverse group of women helped develop a religious order in countries far from their Irish home, Continue reading →

Keneally tackles clerical abuse

this is a book that puts a human face on a serious and painful problem. Continue reading →

Pirate Queen uncovered from history

a woman so remarkable and different for her time that her absence from history posed a question in itself. Continue reading →

December Events at the Pearse Museum

It’s always a beautiful show Continue reading →

Australia’s Great Love Story

‘Love, Politics, Murder! A sell out success!’ Continue reading →

New shorts from Ireland, seen in Paris

Some new short films that are 1916-themed….. Continue reading →

Christmas Fair in St. Enda’s

Christmas Fair and Concert at St Enda’s Continue reading →

Michael, They’ve Shot Them

Eoin Hahessy’s insightful, low-budget film, Michael, They’ve Shot Them, is to be shown on RTE 1 Continue reading →