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"Nó mar Óisín ag osnaí’s ag caoine D’ éis na Féine go léir dhul fé líoga... Dlítear d’fhile ann gan tráth Cia chaill an daille díon bhláth Is go bhfuil san uair-se dá bhun Preimh na huaisle da leanmhain Cia tearc diobh lenu gcuirtear suim A bhfile fir ná a bhfoghlam."
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The Fianna volunteer to defend Ireland from the invasion of the 'World King'. 'Cath Finntrágha' (The Battle of Ventry), 15th century text.
"'Who will fight today ? ' said Fionn. 'We will', said Oisín and Oscar mac Oisin, 'and the nobles of the clann Baiscne with us, for we get the best portion of the pleasures of Ireland, and we must in the first place defend her.'" 'Cath Finntrágha' (15th century)
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"'Who will fight today ? ' said Fionn. 'We will', said Oisín and Oscar mac Oisin, 'and the nobles of the clann Baiscne with us, for we get the best portion of the pleasures of Ireland, and we must in the first place defend her.'" 'Cath Finntrágha' (15th century)
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"Loss of identity is a pathology...comparable to amnesia, to forgetting, the nature of which is to plunge beings and things into indistinction. It is like the 'voiceless words' that Nietzsche speaks of....this process by which the subject ceases to exist as such."
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« L'identité ne doit pas être un ghetto ! », Alain de Benoist, Éléments, nº 113, été 2004, p. 48
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"The authorities too were aware that history was capable of stirring up powerful emotions and took pains to ensure that the national school curriculum contained nothing that might encourage a sense of historical grievance...the exclusion of Irish history from the curriculum was
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"[Herder] insisted that human civilisation depends not on the...universal, but on particular and national characteristics...Governments came and went, administrative rules were made and unmade, but society was an organic accretion of communal experience and past culture."
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"The root of globalism, the assertion that everything is interchangeable and commensurable, is fundamentally anti-ecological...Deterritorialisation is the anti-humanist project par excellence, insofar as it denies man connection to the soil from which his culture springs, it
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Seo an leabhar a bhí i gceist agam. Cén fáth ar baineadh an cineál leabhair seo den chúrsa ardteiste?
Fuair mé leabhar meánscoile a úsáideadh ar scoil sna 80í agus bhí traidisiún liteartha na Gaeilge mar chuid den chúrsa, an dán díreach san áireamh.Anois ní bheadh aon chur amach ag daltaí scoile ná ag éinne ar an dán díreach cé gurbh é an príomhmhodh liteartha ar feadh 400 bliain
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"The greatest sin a man can commit against his race is to bring the work of the dead to nothing." Yeats, 'The Intellectual Revival in Ireland'
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" 'Why have you come to this island, oh Sons of Míl?' said the Tuatha Dé Danann. 'It is easily answered,' said the Sons of Míl; 'to occupy this land with our champions, our children and our wives to the end of Doomsday and to the end of the world'. "
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"Revivalism is not an attempt at seamless continuity but more properly an act of 𝘣𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘪𝘯𝘨 that takes the residue of the past not as a sign of finality but, rather, of latency and possibility...The critical intervention is...ultimately, then, the realisation of agency."
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"The individual’s...years of adult life are but a tiny drop in the vast Ocean of Existence...But give this man a Country and establish a link of solidarity between his individual efforts and the efforts of all subsequent generations...reveal to him a special goal." Mazzini
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"Without Peoples there can be no Alliance of Peoples. Furthermore, to establish a lasting Alliance based on mutual trust, the peoples must...be aware of and affirm their own individuality and their own principle; in other words, they must be nations." Mazzini
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'Nationalism and Nationality' (1871)
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"He is naturally allergic to the idealist rhetoric of Irish nationalism...nervous of political conviction as such." "In their hearts liberals do not regard their beliefs as ideological at all...[Foster] appears to believe that his views are simple, hard-headed common sense."
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Terry Eagleton, “The Lack of the Liberal.” Field Day Review 4 (2008): 304–313, reviewing Foster's 'Luck and the Irish: A Brief History of Change from 1970' (2008)
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"Emulating the earlier Munster saga Cogadh Gaedhel re Gallaibb, the author of Caithréim Thoirdbealbbaigh attempts to cast his epic broadly as a conflict between noble Irish kings and villainous foreign invaders — in this case the Anglo-Normans."
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Blair Gibson, 'From Chiefdom to State in Early Ireland' (2012)
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#Otd 1693: Irish Brigade of France fought in Battle of Marsaglia, near Turin, Italy (War of Grand Alliance). Catholic French army of Marshal Nicolas Catinat victors over Grand Alliance under Duke Victor Amadeus II of Savoy. Grand Alliance heavy losses: 10,000 dead or wounded. ⚔️
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"When from our lofty perch we looked down on the structures man had raised for his protection and his pleasure, to store his food or to contain his gods, the centuries fused before our eyes into a single span. And, as if the graves had opened, the dead rose up invisibly...
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They are always close to us, where our gaze rests lovingly on ancient cultivated land, and just as their legacy lives in stone and the furrows, so their ancient spirit reigns in field and meadow." Jünger, 'On the Marble Cliffs'
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