Politics is all about managing the present. What people need is a story of the future – The Irish Times
Unthinkable: Individuals and society at large need a coherent storyline to give us hope for the future
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Chuck Feeney left the world 'better than he found it', mourners at his funeral ceremony told – The Irish Times
Billionaire philanthropist is laid to rest in Glasnevin Cemetery, two months after dying in San Francisco
Source: irishtimes.com
Obituary: Charles 'Chuck' Feeney, enigmatic, self-made billionaire who founded Atlantic Philanthropies and funded projects in Ireland worth over €2bn
He walked the streets of Dublin, Limerick, and Belfast unnoticed, frequently dressed in a well-worn mackintosh and carrying his possessions in a plastic bag. The billionaire Charles ‘Chuck’ Feeney travelled constantly but as cheaply as possible and never by executive jet or first class — luxuries he could well afford.
Source: independent.ie
Former Limerick abbot recalls Sinéad O'Connor's visit to Glenstal
SINEAD O’Connor once sang her heart out in Glenstal Abbey - alongside a Limerick monk who understood why she tore up a picture of the Pope. In September 2...
Source: limerickleader.ie
Will efforts be enough to arrest decline of Catholic Church in Ireland?
At the centenary of St Patrick’s College, Maynooth in 1895, an assembly of a ‘clerical army’ consisting of a cardinal, three archbishops, 25 bishops, some 3,000 priests and 600 students gathered to articulate the triumphalist mood of the Irish Catholic Church at the time.
Source: irishnews.com