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Labour Party Irish Society Zoom (Supporting Margaret Keane’ s family campaign for an inscription in Irish on her headstone)
Last night the UK Labour Party Irish Society held a Zoom meeting concerning the case of a headstone in the graveyard of St Giles’ Church in the Diocese of Coventry. The family of Margaret Keane, who died in 2018, went … Continue reading →
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Tagged #MessagetoMargaret, @My_Mums_Voice, Aontas na Scríbhneoirí Gaeilge, Bez Martin, Blindboy Boatclub, Caoifhionn Gallagher QC, Caroline Brogan, Church of England, Church of England Ecclesiastical Court (Coventry), City of Reconciliation, Colum Eastwood, Conor McGinn, Conradh na Gaeilge, Consistory Court, Court of Arches (Canterbury), Coventry, Craig Tracey, Diocese of Coventry, English PEN, Fiona Audley, Good Friday Agreement, Irish PEN/PEN na hÉireann, Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, Labour Party Irish Society, Lindisfarne, Margaret Keane Gravestone case, Martina Devlin, Mary Rachel McCabe QC, Mo Mowlam, Nation's Favourite Epitaph, Oliver Goldsmith, Oscar Wilde, Owen Bowcott, Paula Kelly, Samuel Johnson, Scottish PEN, Spike Milligan, Stephen Eyre QC, Wales PEN Cymru
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Two Cities One Book: Dublin, Belfast
It’s official: Fallen has been chosen for next year’s Dublin: One City One Book festival (April 2016). For the first time, two cities are involved and it becomes Two Cities One Book: Dublin and Belfast. There’s more information about the festival here. Huge … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1916 Commemoration Committee, Arena, Bram Stoker, Dublin City Council, Dublin City Libraries, Dublin: One City One Book, Fallen, Flann O'Brien, Gerard Smyth, If Ever You Go: a map of Dublin in poetry and song, Irene Knox, Jackie Lynam, James Joyce, Jane Alger, John Concannon, Jonathan Swift, Joseph O'Connor, Libraries NI, Liz Cuddy, Mayor Críona Ni Dhalaigh, Minister Heather Humphreys, Oscar Wilde, Pat Boran, Roddy Doyle, RTE Radio One, Sebastian Barry, Two Cities One Book
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