Seán Heuston is yet another young man who is scarcely known as one of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising. He does not share the historical iconic status that is accorded to James Connolly or Patrick Pearse, for example. He was and still remains one of many leaders of the 1916…
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Please find below details of all recent books from Four Courts Press that have just arrived in our US Warehouse.
Irish Farming Life (ISBN 9781846825316)…
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Dreaming of Ireland - This is truly our best selling tour on the market! Our Celtic Dream Tour is a premier tour of Ireland. Right now we can offer a savings of $400 per couple with this exclusive sale!
PROMOCODE: DREAMWEB400 See the majestic Cliffs…
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The 2012 Olympic Games in London reminded me of my Dad (photo left, during World War 2). He lived in the great battered city during World War II, part of a colorful U.S. Army career that included:
* Discovering that the cook at Gardner Field in Taft, just over the county line of my Central California home, was…
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Not many people know about Uisneach but it really is a special place. Situated in the very centre of the island of Ireland, in County Westmeath, it has been referred to as the navel of Ireland. At its centre is Aill na Míreann (the stone of the divisions, seen above) and this…
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As well as Wicklow being the County of my birth - Glendalough is known as the home of one of the most important monistic sites in Ireland. It is located in the Wicklow Mountains National Park. Long before it was known as a National Park- for thousands of years it had drawn visitors to its valley to view the ‘valley of the two lakes’ as well as taking part in…
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"Be my valentine" in Irish = “A bheith ar mo vailintín”
14th February is Valentine’s Day, but how did it all start?
There was more than one, but this is my favourite story about…
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'It’s the little things that happened quite spontaneously and unexpectedly that made this trip so special.'
By Marie Evans, Decatur TX
If you enjoy riding on a large bus with a huge group of people you…
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National Museum of Ireland The flag of Dillon's Regiment, Irish Brigade of France. |
DOMNAIGH -- On February 1, 1702, the…
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This four-bedroom detached two-story residence is located approximately 1 km from the scenic coastal village of Annestown, in Waterford County, standing on about 1 acre of lawned gardens.
This beautiful home has wonderful views of the rolling countryside and distant…
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Cathal Brugha [Charles William St John Burgess] Is another man who is less known for his role in the 1916 Easter Rising. He was born and raised in Fairview, Dublin, July 1874, one of 14 children of Thomas and Maryanne Burgress [née] Flynn. His mother was a Roman Catholic and his…
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It is a frigid-2 degrees morning with glittering sun-gold snow mounds and I am in need of prayer. I’ve been weakened by the flu and the vicissitudes of life. And yet I am hopeful and grateful this day, even if another foot of snow looms ahead. It is St. Brigid’s Day, February 1st. And because freedom to believe and…
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