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Patrick Kavanagh s nasty libel case: There may be money in it

In 1939 Patrick Kavanagh came to Dublin to work full-time as a writer. A daunting task at any time, in 1940s Dublin this was almost impossible. Kavanagh observed that âpoetry is a luxury tradeâ¦ a man has no business adventuring into it unless he has buckets of moneyâ. Despite many war-time shortages, jealousy and petty snobbery were in plentiful supply. The big raw-boned Monaghan man striding Dublinâs streets drew sneers from city slickers. (On observing a man driving a manure cart, one wag said acidly: âI see Paddy Kavanagh is moving houseâ). Nonetheless, by the early 1950s Kavanagh was a well-known literary figure, having produced critically-acclaimed â if controversial â work such as The Green Fool and Tarry Flynn, and a long poem, The Great Hunger, which depicted the loneliness, depression and sexual frustration of the small farmer.

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Irish Constitution: Real alternative to women in the home clause now needed

Is the provision of any use in the Constitution? One point which must be clarified about this provision is that it has never been of any benefit to women. While the position of women in society gradually strengthened over the decades, this provision was not part of that improvement. In fact, the few cases taken to court on the basis of this provision, confirmed a conservative interpretation which did not give rise to any rights and the only instances where the provision has had any impact have involved discrimination against men. For example, a social welfare payment for deserted wives but not for husbands was justified on the basis of this provision. Because of this we can say that it is very unlikely that this provision would be of any benefit in law and it certainly has not been of any use to date.

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Experience Glasnevin - Ireland s National Cemetery Lecture Series, 2021

About this Event Dr Colm Mac Gearailt currently lectures in Marino Institute of Education and for Hibernia College. His research focusses on history education, the Irish language, and state examinations as they pertain to Irish history. He holds a PhD from TCD (2019) and was awarded a Government of Ireland Irish Research Council Postgraduate scholarship in 2017 to complete his doctoral thesis. In 2019 he completed a postdoctoral research placement, as part of a forthcoming biography of Archbishop John Charles McQuaid, under Dr John Walsh. He previously conducted a major translation of the autobiographies of Ernest Blythe, from Irish to English, as a contribution towards the late Prof David Fitzpatrick’s Ernest Blyth: A Double Life (Cork 2018).

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How The Irish Times exposed the Mother and Child scandal 70 years ago today

How The Irish Times exposed the Mother and Child scandal 70 years ago today
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Diarmaid Ferriter: The issue of illegal adoptions will not go away

Diarmaid Ferriter: The issue of illegal adoptions will not go away
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