Our aim is to provide serious comment and an independent perspective on a wide range of Australian/Irish topics.
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Each week he reviews a handful of books, plays some music, presents some poetry – and has live interviews with contemporary authors. Continue reading
As well as researching family histories, the team investigates house histories and undertakes heritage projects for public and private clients Continue reading
For a number of reasons Melbourne became the focal point in Australia of consciousness of being Irish Australian, and of consciousness of the wrongs of old Ireland. Continue reading
Music sessions are a regular feature at the Celtic Club as well as cultural and heritage events. Continue reading
Program of events for the Cultural Heritage Committee at the Celtic Club for 2013. Continue reading
Since 1995 Jacqui has focused on composing and performing sacred vocal music Continue reading
Looking ahead, Mary Elizabeth Calwell’s memoir of her distinguished father Arthur Augustus Calwell (1896-1973) will be a useful guide to what might be called a family view of the many controversies of his political and public life. Continue reading
This was one of the earliest commercial spoken word recordings in English by any literary figure. Continue reading
When he set up a series of properties between Melbourne and the Murray, he was more appeasing in his relationships with Aborigines, making an effort to learn the language, Continue reading
Lesser known resources for Irish research
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