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Horslips: 'We were changing Irish music to something people could understand a bit more. A lot of purists hated us'

It was early 1973 and Horslips were holed up at the Manor, a swish residential studio in the Oxfordshire countryside. Their debut album had enjoyed considerable success back home and they wanted their follow-up to be extra special.

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Horslips: 'A lot of trad music purists hated us'

It was early 1973 and Horslips were holed up at the Manor, a swish residential studio in the Oxfordshire countryside. Their debut album had enjoyed considerable success back home and they wanted their follow-up to be extra special.

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WB Yeats's Nobel Prize: 100 years on, who is to take charge of our national literature? – The Irish Times

The creation of an ambitious Irish national literature for the future poses pressing questions on many fronts

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Dr. Richard J. Thompson, 92, Canisius College's champion of Irish literature

April 7, 1931 – Oct. 15, 2023

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Bandon artist lifts big Red Line prize

She has published a number of books, including Thomas Kinsella: The Peppercannister Poems as well as contributing a number of chapters to The Oxford .

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