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The 9 Best Things to Do in Beautiful Kinsale, Ireland - International Living

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Ted Murphy obituary: Expert on Ireland s historic links to French wine

Death: April 13th, 2021 Ted (Thaddeus J) Murphy, who has died aged 85, is best associated with the Winegeese, a term he coined out of the Wild Geese, for those families who in the 17th and 18th centuries fled from Ireland to Bordeaux among other locations,where they were safe from rebellion, violated treaties, suppression of religion and anti-commerce legislation. He spotted a thread to wine, and in a few years had files filled with facts and surprising links. He started with the Lawtons, the oldest wine-broking family in Bordeaux, who had owned substantial land in west and north Cork. The original Hugh Lawton had been mayor of Cork in 1776, a banker and a wine merchant. A descendent of his, another Hugh (Hugues), introduced Murphy to other families in Bordeaux, and led to his fascination, often obsession, with the rich history of the connections between Ireland and the wines of the world.

Best of arts, culture on display for St Patrick s Day

#RTEVirtualParade has been trending on Twitter in Ireland all day and there have been thousands of posts from home and abroad.  What a brilliant toy parade in #Kildare, it goes on and on showing the huge effort that went in to setting it up Some told the story of St Patrick in their own words, including two young girls decided to re-enact St Patrick driving the snakes out of Ireland with jelly worms. Children in Killorglin in Kerry carried a cut out Sam Maguire in their floats, while one musical family used the Hamiliton soundtrack to tell the story of our patron saint.

Taoiseach leads calls for safe St Patrick s Day

21 arrested over breaches of public health regulations Updated / Wednesday, 17 Mar 2021 20:48 Crime Correspondent Twenty-one people - 17 males and four females - have been arrested in connection with public order offences and breaches of Covid-19 legislation in Dublin. Fourteen people appeared before a sitting of Dublin District Court at the Criminal Courts of Justice this evening. Seven were charged and released on station bail. Gardaí say the vast majority of people are complying with the regulations, and added that overwhelming levels of compliance were reported throughout today. A number of events which were organised on social media took place, but gardaí said limited numbers were in attendance.

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