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Erin, by Thomas Moore

Billie wrote 2 weeks ago: Erin! the tear and the smile in thine eyes Blend like the rainbow that hangs in thy skies, Shining t … more →

Tags: books 3, Ireland, Literature, Quotes, thomas moore, Irish Poetry, Irish literature, Erin

Tribute to Flickr Commons 5th Anniversary9 comments

frizztext wrote 2 months ago: I’ve introduced several times the work of the Nationaal Archief in the Netherlands or the Stat … more →

Tags: f, flickr, frizztext, Photo, History, Nationaal Archief, Photography, gallery, anniversary

The Eucharistic Congress of 1932 and the Resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, 2013.

finnsay wrote 2 months ago: The National Library of Ireland has an incredible online resource. The commons photo stream by the N … more →

Tags: History, Catholicism, Digital, Social Media, News, pope, Benedict, Eucharistic Congress, 1932

#fridayfocus...Harry Kernoff's sketches and drawings 2 comments

katymilligan wrote 2 months ago: This post is more of a ‘drawing-attention-to’ than a full post. As you will have noticed … more →

Tags: fridayfocus, Harry Kernoff, National Gallery of Ireland, Archives, Drawing

A day in Dublin

Steve Slack wrote 3 months ago: How many museums can you ‘do’ in a day? I just ‘did’ seven. Well, kind of. As part of a research pro … more →

Tags: Museums, Dublin, Ireland, book of kells, Trinity College Dublin, National Museum Of Ireland, Chester Beatty Library, Temple Bar, An Post

Ulysses, by James Joyce

Billie wrote 5 months ago: “The supreme question about a work of art is out of how deep a life does it spring. Paintings of Mor … more →

Tags: books 3, Ireland, Quotes, Literature, Dublin, James Joyce, Ulysses, Bloomsday, postaday

W.B. Yeats Online Exhibition ~ Gatherings from Ireland #34 comments

socialbridge wrote 5 months ago: W.B. Yeats I am passionate about poetry and have found that William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) remains … more →

Tags: Gatherings from Ireland, post a day, W B Yeats, nobel prize in literature, Irish Poetry

The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls, by Thomas Moore

Billie wrote 5 months ago: The Hill of Tara, County Meath The soul of music shed, Now hangs as mute on Tara’s walls As if … more →

Tags: books 3, Ireland, Literature, Irish, Poetry, thomas moore, Arts, postaday, Irish Poetry

Second Edition of 'The Dublin Ulysses Papers' Now Available

houseofbreathings wrote 5 months ago: Dublin Ulysses Papers 2nd Ed THE  DUBLIN  ULYSSES  PAPERS  by  JAMES JOYCE, Edited & Annotated b … more →

Tags: James Joyce, Danis Rose, James Joyce Manuscripts, Ulysses Drafts, Ulysses Notebooks, Genetic criticism

Busy Day

Mandy wrote 7 months ago: Woke up at 5am. Rode across the width of a small European country in a bus. Visited a book publisher … more →

Tags: you are here, Internet, Dublin, The Judas Kiss, Lilliput Press, hot press magazine, Gemini, Wagamama, bad day at blackrock

Tracing Your Irish Ancestors

Author Annette J Dunlea Irish Writer wrote 7 months ago: The Irish love to claim their own. Alot is online ion the Internet now.There are a number of sources … more →

Tags: Literary Blogs, Irish Genealogy, Irish Ancestors, The National Archives of Ireland, Ireland's Largest Family Records Database, Eneclann, Ireland Roots, the Irish Family History Foundation, Roots Ireland

Irish Newspaper Database

Author Annette J Dunlea Irish Writer wrote 7 months ago: The newspaper collection is one of the most heavily used collections in the National Library. Newspa … more →

Tags: Literary Blogs, Ireland Newspapers, newspaper database

Culture Night 2012

librarysac wrote 8 months ago: Going out on the town to celebrate Culture Night this Friday?  Why not pop in to the wonderful Chest … more →

Tags: Culture Night 2012, Chester Beatty Library, Trinity College Dublin, TCD, poetry ireland, Dublin Writers Museum, Irish Writers Centre

Sepia Saturday15 comments

smkelly8 wrote 8 months ago: This week’s Sepia Saturday prompt has to do with shopping. I found these two photos in the Nat … more →

Tags: photos, Blogging Challenge, Meme, Ireland, Black and White, old, Food, Sepia Saturday, Shop'

Who Built the Workhouse?

allatworkhouse wrote 9 months ago: Architect GEORGE WILKINSON 1814 – 1890 The Kilmacthomas workhouse which now houses our studio … more →

Tags: Background, Geology, Ireland, stone buildings, Architecture, george wilkinson, Kilmacthomas, workhouse

James Joyce, Bloomsday and onions...2 comments

Billie wrote 11 months ago: James Joyce, one of the controversial omissions of the Literature Prize (Photo credit: Wikipedia) La … more →

Tags: humour, books 3, Ireland, Bloomsday, David Norris, Dublin, James Joyce, Leopold Bloom, Ulysses

Why Yeats?

Abhainn wrote 11 months ago: Welcome to The Poet Reflected, a new blog aimed at cataloguing my study of Yeats, his writing, his r … more →

Tags: Introduction, Yeats, Poetry, margaret mills harper, Sligo

Any Readers near Dublin?2 comments

Janeite Kelly wrote 11 months ago: Dear Ladies of Llangollen blog readers, Am looking for one kind soul who might be able to visit the … more →

Tags: Other Business, John Butler, lord ossory, marquess of ormonde, Research

The Ulysses Draft Analysis

houseofbreathings wrote 11 months ago: The House of Breathings is pleased to announce the ULYSSES DRAFT ANALYSIS, a companion reference wor … more →

Tags: James Joyce, Danis Rose, James Joyce Manuscripts, Ulysses Drafts, Ulysses Notebooks, Genetic criticism, The Dublin Ulysses Papers by James Joyce


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