Republic of Ireland

The country of Ireland is one of the most interesting countries on Earth. The Irish culture is especially important to me because my father’s side of the family respects the Irish culture, even if we don’t perform all of the practices. Ireland is a beautiful country with a fascinating history. Though we may not execute all of Ireland’s practices, we enjoy much of the things we do. Ireland is one of the many countries in Europe, and it is near the United Kingdom. Ireland contains roughly 27, 133…

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influenced theatre today, and what practices we could potentially bring back to life. This document, written by James Cousins, contains information written by and for a society called “The Theatre of Ireland.” The main object of the society is to assist in the creation of a National Theatre for Ireland and to produce plays…

you know about an Irish man who played in a lot of well known movies and a very famous TV show named Merlin? If you don’t know Colin Morgan now you’ll find out! Colin Morgan is an Irish man who was and still is achieving greatness, He was born in Ireland and grew up there until he got his most recognised role in BBC’s interpretation of “Merlin” where he played the title role of Merlin. Before this he was playing in the theatre and doing plays such as “west end”. In 2010 along with Bradley James…

On the one hand, IRA control over crime and violence could gain support from the community, as a means to an end, as such a high volume of crimes committed in a majority Catholic area would have a negative impact on the Catholic community across Ireland as a whole, and by using extreme measures they could act as a deterrence. However, on the other hand it could have acted to almost undermine the movement itself, as an organisation which couldn’t control its members and supporters, and reverted…

attempt to overthrow British rule and establish an independent Irish Republic. After five days of fighting the rebels unconditionally surrendered , a presumed successful retaliation by the British, but the essence of the rebellion changed the course of Irish history forever. In 1800 the Act of Union Bill was passed which united Great Britain and Ireland into the United Kingdom. This meant that there would be no Irish parliament and Ireland would be represented in Westminster , many attempts…

Irish author, Charles Handy, once said, “Change is only another word for growth, another synonym for learning” (“Charles” 2017. Par 7). Handy attempted to convey that growth is prompted by change. This assertion is a lesson that I learned first hand when I moved from Tennessee to Michigan at the age of ten. The move pushed me into adolescence, and I transformed into an entirely different person that year. Later down the road when I saw myself headed down the wrong path because of my lack of…

trouble they went through to reign in Ireland and establish the Act of Union in 1800. An example of this is shown clearly in Paddy’s Lament describing the British extraction of food and supplies from Ireland made by Irish people during 1847, the most brutal year of the Great Famine. During that year “Captain Larcom, found the total value of the agricultural produce of Ireland for that year to be… enough to feed… not only the eight million people living in Ireland but another eight million…

to change their policies before he died, his strike eventually succeeded and his methods provoked an increase in anti-British activity. Additionally, it is relevant that Lib, Anna O’Donnell’s British nurse in The Wonder, has much to eat while in Ireland, but despises both the food and the nation, leading to questions such as, “Wasn’t some…

The Great Grandparents on Dad’s Mother’s side immigrated from Ireland during the Great Potato Famine when they were 18 and 19 years old. This was a time of tremendous hardship for many people in Ireland as the main agricultural crop; the potato failed badly for a number of years in a row. People in Ireland were found dead with green rings around their mouths as they ate grass in a vain effort to survive. Mothers and Fathers placed their faith and children on boats to America in an effort to…