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Ronan McGreevy (@RMcGreevy1301) | Twitter » 19.5K tweets • 1225 photos/videos • 6956 followers. "Honoured to be leading this trip to the Western Front in March. @GTI_Ireland @thp_ireland @TheWFA @ CirAssn https://t.co/4xL4op4noT This maps covers the places we will be visiting. https://t.co/pWA214xXLV" Twitter.com

Our Lady's School, Templeogue Rd, Terenure, Dublin 6W » Sarah Crossan, the author of our 2017 One School One Book 'The Weight of Water' is visiting OLS on Wednesday. ...to Ms. O'Brien and her philosophers: Lily, Sarah, Jenny and Isabelle! https://www.irishtimes.com/news/education/lack-of- critical-thinking-in-schools-and-society-a-concern-higgins-1.3294815?mode= amp. Olschool.ie

Michael Nicholson: Famine novel changed my mind on England's guilt » Dec 14, 2015 ...Britain's most decorated reporter set out to write a Famine novel to restore England's reputation but the facts confounded him. ...Dark Rosaleen is the story of murder and betrayal, of a starving people held captive, of a failed rebellion and a love that grew out of it during those years of the Great Hunger. Irishtimes.com

The Dublin Bucket List: 30 things to do in the city before you die ... » Sep 4, 2016 ...The Book of Kells wows, but every Dubliner knows the crown jewel in Trinity College is its Old Library — an 18th-century, oak-shelved long room that ...to the Science Gallery, an art-meets-science space, the exhibitions of which are guaranteed to bend your brain (and the coffee is pretty good, too) — PÓC. Independent.ie

How the 'contraceptive train' became a musical » Apr 11, 2017 ...Writer and actor Arthur Riordan tells the story behind his acclaimed new musical The Train, inspired by the most controversial train journey in Irish history, ...up to regard sex, or anything even vaguely connected with sex, as something best never spoken of, let alone shouted about in a public demonstration. Rte.ie

Writing in private, panicking in public » May 8, 2017 ...EM Reapy won Newcomer of the Year at the Irish Book Awards but the ordeal of being in the spotlight led her to seek therapy to cope with performing the work ... culminating in a public interview with Elizabeth Reapy by Laura Slattery of The Irish Times at The Irish Writers Centre in Parnell Square, Dublin 1,... Irishtimes.com

An Irish literary summer school ...in Singapore » Aug 16, 2017 ...Irish Ambassador to Singapore Geoffrey Keating hosts a cultural evening for writers, academics and guesrs ....while Ní Dhomhnaill noted the importance of Irish-language writer Biddy Jenkinson, including her detective novels, and Carr urged greater attention be paid to some young playwrights like Nancy... Irishtimes.com

A world trip bookended by losses » Dec 8, 2017 ...This book, my fourth, is also a first in a couple of respects: it's my first themed collection, and also the first to combine long and short-form poetry, which I have segregated in the three previous ones, Initial Response (haiku), Vocal Chords ( poetry) and A Train Hurtles West (haiku). One “first” flowed into the... Irishtimes.com

Entertainment – Los Angeles Times » 'Greatest Showman' costumes go for a timeless but historic look. Jan 9, 2018. The best picture race is a jumble, but here's a couple ways it could go · Envelope · The best picture race is a jumble, but here's a couple ways it could go. Jan 9, 2018. 'Wonderstruck' costume designer Sandy Powell sheds light on working in black... Latimes.com

1000 novels everyone must read: Science Fiction & Fantasy (part ... » Jan 21, 2009 ...A modern-gothic tale of mutilation, murder and medical experimentation, Banks's first novel - described by the Irish Times as "a work of unparalleled ...The strokes have rarely been broader than in Banks's Culture novels, about a galaxy- spanning society in which humans and artificial intelligences are... Theguardian.com