Galway, Ireland
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Eloquent & Powerful Words! Thank you Mr Mayor @IrelandXO
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The Gaza Famine is the world’s famine. A preventable, predictable famine.
Enough. Ceasefire. Open all crossings, north and south. Let us get food in, unimpeded and at massive scale.
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An Israeli minister boasts that “Gaza is being erased, we are wiping out the population.”
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It has taken an enforced famine on two million people, including one million children, for the British media and voices across the political spectrum to finally raise serious protest against Israel’s crimes. Palestine is not a question of left or right. It is a question of right or wrong.
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Great letter & can be applied to coverage of Gaza. When you can scroll the entire front page of the Irish Times app [as I did this morning] & not see a single story on Gaza, that is a clear failure to inform the public of the scale & unprecedented nature of what is happening.
Excellent letter from Glenn Fitzpatrick in @IrishTimes
I’ve long thought that pol corrs focus too much on their take on the politics of an issue, and not on the substance or the wider public mood. We are told what we think and how we will react - and it’s often wildly inaccurate
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Disturbing report this - Check out Channel 4 News's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNdSek8nu/
What do you do when a name that should appear on a family history record from Ireland can't be found? You've tried every spelling variation under the Irish sun with no luck.
Irish surnames have a way of getting us stuck at crossroads.
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Eugene Dunphy charts the meteoric rise of another classic song. Will Ye Go Lassie, Go.
Link in bio to read this History of Irish Ballads!
Mary Butler and her sister-in-law Sue, both from America, had seen online a headstone in Kilbeheny erected by their ancestor Darby O’Donnell. They visited Kilbeheny to find out more about Darby and his family.
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Feeling a bit lost navigating Irish maps and records?
In our exploration of Irish family history,it's crucial to understand the lay of the land
This guide will help you figure out where to begin your search to connect Irish records to maps.
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Every county in Ireland has some little-known facts, hidden gems of information known to few. Continuing this series with Wicklow, Kieran Jordan, IrelandXO volunteer, will highlight some of these hidden gems.
Link in bio to read this article! Were your ancestors from #wicklow?
Susan and her daughter Rachel, from America, could trace their ancestor William Loony, St. Finbarr’s South Parish in Cork City. They wanted explore the area, learn anything further from the records and walk in the footsteps of their ancestors.
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Read about life in Ireland in the 1800’s, Irish immigration to North America and what records are available to research your ancestors who travelled to North America at that time.
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