Step into a past era: Dublin in the 1960s
Picture the past with Bill Hogan's A Different Dublin
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Celebrated poet says goodbye to poetry
Gabriel Fitzmaurice claims he has written his last poem
‘The Liberties’ reviewed in Books Ireland Magazine
Mary Burnham This book is a treasure trove of pictures and stories of a place quite unlike any other-with its history that dates back to
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Remembering the Easter Rising of 1916
The rebellions that have shaped Ireland's history
The big impact of Celtic music in Europe
Celtic music at the heart of a new Celtic identity in western Europe
‘Achill: The Island’ reviewed in The Furrow
An extract from Michael A. Conway’s review of Achill: The Island in The Furrow. There is an intimate connection between poetry and origins. Poetry has the capacity, for
Celebrating mothers of all generations
A poem for grandmothers this Mother's Day
Panel debates revival of an Ghaeilge
New perspectives on position of our native language