Victims of Great Famine remembered at Dublin ceremony President Michael D Higgins lays a wreath at the commemoration Mairead Holland
President Higgins at Glasnevin Cemetery, Ireland s biggest famine graveyard
A CEREMONY to remember the victims of the Great Famine, one of the defining and darkest periods in Irish history, was held yesterday.
More than a million people in Ireland died of starvation and disease after the potato crop failed between 1845 and 1849.
By 1855, more than two million people had been forced to emigrate.
The National Famine Commemoration was hosted from Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin, the biggest famine graveyard in the country.
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Originally published on May 14, 2021 7:00 am
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In the past year, and throughout history, narratives surrounding Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have been rife with violence, hardship and grief. Yet they are so much more than their experiences of suffering beyond tales of war and isolation, there is joy, confusion, anger and relief.
In celebration of Heritage Month, we ve compiled a reading list of works from Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander writers. Through a wide range of fiction, poetry, graphic novels and nonfiction, they explore everything from motherhood and displacement to sexuality.
While the dimensions of race are tied up in many of these works, we offer a list that celebrates stories that venture outside of diaspora narratives. These books delve into weightier questions of race, identity and societal pressure, yes, but are also alive in their illustrations of the ordinary the habits, nuances and expressions of love that make us who we are.
NY Times writer s Famine cottage in Cork is now for sale
Perched on a hill overlooking a sandy beach and The Atlantic Ocean, it s easy to see why a writer would be drawn to this part of the world
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A New York Times contributor bought the coastal cottage in 1967 in the small village of Guileen, County Cork and now itâs on the market and could be yours.
Guileen, a small village on the southeastern coast of Ireland is where Jackie Chan, an Italian-American writer, called her holiday home for six months of the year.
She chose a small cottage called The Anchorage, meaning an area off the coast that is suitable for a ship to anchor, as her home in Ireland.