Carbon daters who have passed away since 1988 must be rolling in their graves.
Aren’t we all adults? If somebody is willing to spend €415 on a concert ticket to hear songs that have been on the radio for thirty years, shouldn’t they have that right?
Sunday 28th August at 1pm at the Volunteers memorial in Bantry Town
Ag deireadh an tsamhraidh imíonn na fáinleoga. MATT TREACY on the swallows who nested this summer in his daughter’s house and the new arrivals expected as others depart.
The real caped crusader.
The GAA was part of a Gaelic revival at the end of the 19th century that revived a suppressed pride in the nation’s traditions and history
Today is the anniversary of Hamish Fraser’s Birth in 1913
In a society where the state pays, your waistline suddenly becomes a matter of public policy.
Of the three non-English “home nations”, Wales stands out for being the one with almost no mainstream tradition of nationalism.
Today, 3rd August, is the anniversary of the death of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in 2008 Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature almost 50 years ago, in October 1970. While few people could tell you who the latest laureate is, Solzhenitsyn’s elevation dominated the news globally in 1970. It was a major embarrassment to the […]
The focus of state policy needs to be on making women feel like they are secure enough to have children. But isn’t that first, and foremost, the job of the men in their lives?
Fiction writing is a medium inherently unfriendly to the conservative counter-culturalist.