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She was the first woman elected to the House of Commons. Her funeral was one of the biggest Dublin has seen. Continue reading
And we start 2021 with a call: are you, or someone you know, interested in submitting an item for Tinteán? Continue reading
Relief in Ireland after Brexit deal. Continue reading
Will Britain’s withdrawal from the EU be a catalyst for the breakup of the EU? An opinion piece by historian and lawyer, Jeff Kildea. Continue reading
This concern for the underdog was passed onto Barney and he became renowned as a fighter for the poor and the disadvantaged. Continue reading
Gabrielle Williams on Women of the Irish Resistance. Continue reading
The fact that such a masterful piece of cinema is the debut feature film for writer and director Tomás Ó Súilleabháin, and the outstanding performances of Dónal Ó Héalai, Dara Devaney and young Saise Ní Chuinn speaks volumes for the maturity and depth of talent present in the Irish film industry today. Continue reading
During a discussion of the letter Q, Tocsvig said that the word quaff possibly originated in the Irish language Continue reading
Their literature, their games, their religion and certainly their language existed at a higher level than anything the locals had to offer. Continue reading
Three Mayo poems from Terry McDonagh’s forthcoming collection, Two Notes for Home: Along The Wild Atlantic Way It’s raining in Killala today.Not a day for whimperingor whinging – only a shower.Doors are still not numbered,two women share an umbrellabut there’s sunlight enough tobacklight a cat in a cosy corner. My name is non-headline.I’m a nosy … Continue reading
