Applying Hitchens’s Razor: Jim Sheridan and Ian Bailey
Jim Sheridan is a significant figure in the international film industry because of his creativity…
Jim Sheridan is a significant figure in the international film industry because of his creativity…
There is a poem by Mary Ruefle called „Provenance“. It ends with with the following…
David Langwallner is a barrister working in the U.K.. He has written numerous articles for…
In our latest podcast, the director and writer Jim Sheridan discusses the relationship he developed…
In entertainment news, reports have surfaced that Jim Sheridan – who directed and co-wrote In…
This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password:
In the final part of his essay on the joys and woes of being an…
Desmond Traynor continues his analysis of the financial and political morality of top flight English…
In Dublin last week, riots and looting that broke out in the wake of a…
Commuting with Baudelaire We are living in a time when there are no gentlemen. So,…
Last Breath of Leaves Cup a pear, hear it abscise, number the days until ripe;…
If you follow me baby I’ll turn your money green I show you more money…
Introducing a New Offer on the Cassandra Voices Patreon Site Cassandra Voices is an independent…
The Sacred Mundane 1 We might say with confidence that the world is a lovely…
Dublin Bay South by-election candidate Peter Dooley has an impressive track record of fighting for…
The great English chemist James Lovelock conceived the Gaia (Gr. ‘goddess of earth’) Hypothesis in…
Following a global trend since the arrival of the Internet, mainstream Irish media, including the…
On a crisp, sunny morning in Hebron in January of this year my friend Atta…
I have just returned from Hebron in the West Bank, a city where nearly sixty…
Entering the dragon’s den I arrive twenty minutes late for a casting, but it doesn’t…