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Use your vote - you can make a difference

There is a story about The Duke of Wellington and the Connaught Rangers. It may be apocryphal, but the point behind tells us a truth about ourselves - or something that was once true.

A medley of books for Christmas

AS ALWAYS there is a huge variety of books available as gifts this Christmas which in an increasingly harsh economic climate offer wonderful value and, when chosen properly, are immensely and deeply appreciated.

Proust Questionnaire

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

Lecture on the development of weapons

AFTER THE Napoleonic wars a gap emerged between what weapons were capable of, and the tactics adopted to deploy those weapons. That gap grew and led to the slaughter of WWI.

Festival theatre reviews

Penelope

McGuinness tells ‘tribal leader’ Cowen it’s time to step down

The Taoiseach Brian Cowen’s inability to recognise new politics and the fact that he is a ‘tribal leader’ illustrates that he has not yet stepped into the shoes of a Taoiseach - and probably never will.

Who will conquer the senior hurling final?

Third championship for Naomh Brid? or Mount Leinster Rangers?

Ross Castle - A labour of love

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I have always had great respect for the Irish yew tree. Because of its association with sanctuary and protection in mythology, you often see the yew in old graveyards. But its strength and bulk in old age, (it can live for hundreds of years, fertile to the last bearing red berries and new growth every spring), it is also associated with love and protection. It is considered a great gift to have yew in your garden. If you are fortunate to have yew trees of a great age you are doubly blessed. Its branches are traditionally used in the Palm Sunday ritual.

Proust Questionnaire

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

Now, isn’t it high time we had a Traveller Taoiseach

 

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