Political Thought in Revolutionary Ireland
“Ireland 1922,” published by the Royal Irish Academy, is comprised of 50 essays from 50 contributors, who each focus on an aspect of an extraordina...
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“Ireland 1922,” published by the Royal Irish Academy, is comprised of 50 essays from 50 contributors, who each focus on an aspect of an extraordina...
Our guide of activities you can experience together as a family in County Galway - Rooftop Garden at Lough Rea Hotel, Connemara National Park, NUI Galway, Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, Aran Island Ferries, Kylemore Abbey and Victorian Walled Garden, Lally Tours, The Sheep and Pure Skill.
An exhibition of previously unseen Civil War portraits by artist Alfred McGloughlin will run until October at Kilmainham Gaol Museum.
Part of a series of articles on Connolly: workersliberty.org/connolly Introduction: Connolly, Larkin and The Irish Worker, by Sean Matgamna Both Jim Larkin and James Connolly were Catholics, children respectively of Liverpool and Edinburgh Irish immigrants. Connolly was a “mick-mac”, an Irish Scots Catholic. Both received the religion as part of what they were. Both passed themselves off in Ireland as Irish-born, Connolly from Monaghan.