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
Give your boys a taste for adversity and they will come back begging for more.
He made the point that Irish nationalists had no need of Marxists to whom nationalism is anathema, to educate them on anything.
“Not much has changed in human nature, no matter how much we insist otherwise.”
No, not those ones. The other ones.
A good life, ended by the death of our culture.
Art should not be confined by the physical attributes of the artist.
The double standard that will not go away.
He was uncle to a prominent fenian Peter O’Neill who was born two years earlier in 1832.
Public spaces are shared amenities and if we don’t have any it means the politicians think you are just not worth having such an amenity.
At a time when some appear intent on creating a mythological past for the Irish people, physical remembrances of our history have come under threat.
Hypocrisy squared.