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The presentation to Jack was followed by a traditional Irish music session that went on beyond midnight. Continue reading
The Old Van’s production is quietly overwhelming: beautiful, stark, moving and visually stripped back, Continue reading
Ponydance is a mix of slapstick, stunning athletic choreography, disco music, audience interaction and bawdy humour, Continue reading
If Dickens had been free of the restraints of respectability, and able to acknowledge honestly and frankly his own mistress, and his fascination with the underclass of prostitutes in London, this is the kind of book he might have written. Continue reading
Centuries old art work on the headstones provided fascinating and enjoyable reading Continue reading
On 12th July, 2013, the Dáil passed the Protection of Life During Pregnancy bill. There is no provision for abortion if the mother’s health is simply endangered rather than severely imperilled and no possibility of allowing abortion in the case of rape, under age pregnancy, incest or fatal foetal abnormality. Continue reading
Dubbed ‘the champion spy of the century’ for twenty five years Henri Le Caron operated as a British mole inside the Fenian movement. Continue reading
Workshops all day, sessions and concerts at night, and surf in the morning! Great fun for the whole family! Continue reading
Joyce’s life and work handled with irreverence and erudition… Continue reading
They had emigrated from Cork in their teens and had never been back. Continue reading
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