
Love Denied: Baudelaire’s Une Charogne
Une Charogne (1859) is among the most important poems of the 19th century, containing all…
Une Charogne (1859) is among the most important poems of the 19th century, containing all…
Often dismissed as ‘worthy’, but perhaps overly wordy, products of the nineteenth century, the novels…
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Around the beginning of the second century AD, the Greek writer Plutarch unknowingly created the…
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Andrea Reynell caught up with renowned documentary filmmaker Sé Merry Doyle to discuss his new…
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Sé Merry Doyle’s 2001 documentary film, ‘Alive Alive O – A Requiem For Dublin’ chronicles…
In association with The Loopline Collection, we are introducing a free documentary film every week…
Undeniably, Ireland has produced some of the finest creative writers in the history of the…
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