As the Scottish comedian Arnold Browne used to say, the secret of good comedy is timing: the audience and the comedian must show up at the same time. Being even […]

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Politics, sex and death—an exhibition of the paintings of Sir William Orpen National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square, Dublin, until 28 August 2005 by Mark Coalter Outside his native land […]

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Hitler’s Irishman; the story of Lord Haw-Haw RTÉ 1 Written and directed by Martin Gilbert By Eamon O’Flaherty Ireland’s flirtation with Fascism and Nazism took many forms in the period […]

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DUIGNAN, Mary Ann (‘Chicago May’) (1871–1929), criminal and prostitute, described by contemporary tabloid journalists as ‘the most dangerous woman in the world’, was born on 26 December 1871 in Edenmore […]

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At a time when there is a greater acknowledgement of the role played by Irishmen in the British army, there is a group of Irishwomen with a unique claim to […]

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