Celebrates his life and legacy
Shot in 1929
5 album launches will be taking place over the course of the weekend.
The rising rates of social media-induced depression and anxiety in young people nowadays are alarming.
Angelina Carberry Musician of the Year
This is America
A new, dystopian order.
In his slim 1977 volume Christ and the Media, Malcolm Muggeridge describes a scene instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with political protest in our TV age. He was in Washington, D.C. working as a correspondent and came across a group of protestors moping about, holding slackened signs, chatting. Bored police were also present. What were they […]
The Táin Bó Cúailgne –sometimes translated as The Cattle Raid of Cooley- is the longest and most significant tale of the Ulster Cycle. It has come down to us in three main recensions, with the earliest extant copies of these being transcribed around the 11th Century. These different recensions overlap in many details and sequences […]
For years, the history of abolitionism has been one of my keenest interests, especially as it has informed my work in the pro-life movement. The first chapter of my 2017 book Seeing is Believing: Why Our Culture Must Face the Victims of Abortion detailed the tactics used by abolitionists to confront the public with the truth about […]
Rugadh agus tógadh Giolla Phádraig Ó Luchráin sa cheanntar Domhnach Mór i dTír Eoghain sa bhliadhain 1577. Ba ‘s clann cléireach é fosta, ‘gus tháinig sluagh an-mhor as Clann Luchráin chun san Eaglais Gaedhealach gan sos agus gan stad eadar bliadhanta 1389 go 1543. ‘S Clann Ua Luchráin cuid ‘s mó na Leabhar Domhnach Mór […]
The annual traditional music school, Scoil Samhradh Willie Clancy, has been moved online for a second year in a row due to Covid restrictions but amongst the online classes, concerts and presentations on offer is a feature of special interest to singers, historians and anyone with a grá for Ireland’s freedom. Who Feared Not the […]