Museum of Literature Ireland
Open today,
10:30-18:00
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UCD Naughton Joyce Centre
86 St Stephen's Green
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A digital radio station
for Irish literature
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4'20"
Kathy Rose O’Brien reads two extracts from her great-aunt Kate O’Brien’s ‘Long Distance’ column, both published in the Irish Times in 1970.
Across these two prescient articles, O’Brien writes about hygiene, pollution, packaging and biodiversity loss.
IMRAM
Rúin na Seacht gCaisleán – Scéalta Trasalvánacha, leabhar nua Gotach á léamh ag an údar Gabhán Ó Fachtna
Spreading the Words
Hazel trees have greatly benefited the people of Ireland since medieval times; hazel nuts have served as tasty, nutritional snacks and hazel rods have been used to construct houses and fences.
Spreading the Words
Some shared insights into the relationship between the Irish adjective bog ‘soft’ and the English noun meaning ‘bogland’.
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