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It seems bizarre that an Irish girl caught with over a million euros worth of drugs is being supported by the media. In interviews she seemed to think the whole thing was great craic (if you will pardon the pun) and was seen laughing. …
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I just saw a great film about "The Greatest," another person of Irish descent, titled The Trials of Muhammad Ali. The documentary doesn't delve into Ali's Irish roots. It focuses mainly on his conversion to Islam and his resistance to the draft during the Vietnam War. It's a fascinating story, and the film…
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A fine article here from irisharchaeology.ie on the 'Sacred Trees in Early Ireland'.
http://irisharchaeology.ie/2013/08/sacred-trees-in-early-ireland/
This part caught my eye as it refers to a site about 6 miles fro my own house.
Added by Gerard Cappa on August 20, 2013 at 3:00pm — 2 Comments
Mícheál Ó Foighil (left) manages Coláiste Lurgan, the Irish language summer camp for teens, located just around the corner from our house. You may have heard of Lurgan because of their wildly successful music videos, some of which have been posted on The Wild…
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The guided tour on the 17th August of the route taken by the English army at the Battle of the Yellow Ford was organised by Armagh Irish language group, Cairde Teo.
The historian, Antaine Ó Donnaile, a local man and an acknowledged expert on the period, led the walk and his imtimate knowledge of the local countryside brought the detail of the battle back to life…
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Drawing in your audience with an alluring description of the tunes you will be playing is a wonderful addition to the art of music. We had the pleasure of seeing the great Brendan Begley recently at the Harcourt Sessions in Dublin and he shows just how important this is when doing a live…
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REMEMBERING RAY COYNE,
A LEADER FOR LI'S IRISH
When Ray Coyne died on July 2, 2013, the Irish Cultural Society of Garden City, NY lost one of its founders. He and Sally were avid members of the audience at meetings. Many of in the audiences remember the gift of a handshake and a smile…
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National Library of Ireland A galloglas from the 16th century fought with mail shirt and long-handled battle axe.… |
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My Irish backpacking, no-low budget, roving reporter tour as it stands now:
- Arrive Dublin from Bristol Sept 1
- Taking bus or train to Carrick-On-Shannon, County Leitrim.
- Meeting WG admin Anna Porter (she followed my google streetview lead and found the ruins of PJ Clarke's actual homestead for OUR FROM IRELAND TO MANHATTAN VIDEO on the Irish immigrant turned Manhattan pub owner) and Eileen…
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There are a few recordings of songs from the Last Torch. I recorded them just for the score editor and people to get an idea. They are not professionally done and I sang all the parts, even the men. Having said all that you are welcome to go have a listen.
Demonstration recordings for the ceoldráma The Last Torch…
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Eleanor is showing signs of stress and fatigue. She prays to Mary for comfort.
“I fear my heart will break. I am tired, I am weak.
The hardships I have seen. The future always bleak.
I fear my heart will break. In two? No, tiny pieces.
And then may I rest awhile. In love that never…
ContinueAdded by The Last Torch on August 16, 2013 at 6:30am — 2 Comments
Bishop Gunn of Natchez warns Irish 'boys and girls' against the evils of emigrating to America (August 1913).
From the RTÉ 'Century Ireland' site.
http://www.rte.ie/centuryireland/blog/bishop-warns-on-the-evils-of-emigrating-to-americato stay at home
Added by Gerard Cappa on August 16, 2013 at 6:14am — No Comments
(First published on 3/22/12) Irish Music Forever is run by devotees of Irish heritage based in Nottingham, England, including Pat Kehoe. He and his colleagues plainly love Irish songs, music and all aspects of the Irish cultural experience. Like millions of the…
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The following is a transcript of the LIVE community chat hosted here at TheWildGeese.com on Monday, August 12, 2013 with author, Brian O'Sullivan (left). Some editing has been applied for clarity.
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The team here at The Wild Geese is excited to announce the newest regular feature in this community. The Wild Geese Virtual Síbín will be a series of occasional conversations with newsmakers (often members) from the global Irish community, broadcast live via Google + Hangout. These talks will also be…
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We had a great LIVE community chat with film producer / director, Valerie Lapin Ganley on August 5, 2013. Valerie was kind enough to offer…
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