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Francis Rossi’s new album is not bad at all: There’s still life in the old #statusquo yet
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Consider the Source, by @theantlers
A hauntingly beautiful guilt trip—surely the greatest song ever written (and only one I can think of) about ethical consumption. #SustainableLiving #indiemusic
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'They don't strip for fun': What Atlanta dancers want from Trump and Harris
My old pal @georgestyllis out talking to the real folk #USElection2024, #Election2024, #Vote2024
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Reflections on rural cross-border collaboration in bygone times. Muintir na Tíre, Fr John Hayes and Northern Ireland: 'Names and flags avail nothing' via @irish_news irishnews.com/lifestyle/fait…
Ever wondered whether the years that end in zero belong to the decade to come, or the one just gone? The Zeroes is a new podcast that takes deep dive into popular culture through the lens of the years that kick off the decades. It’s well worth a listen!
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Fascinating window into the troubled N Irish state at its outset by @barry_shep as violence erupted in response to the 1932 Eucharistic Congress in Ireland via @irish_news irishnews.com/lifestyle/fait…
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This entertaining tale about a reporter’s Cambodian encounter with an eccentric Russian billionaire is well worth a read.
Check out my latest story in the @MekongReview, about a rumble in the Cambodian jungle with a real(ish) Russian oligarch. mekongreview.com/meeting-men…
This is great. The pull of the suddenly appeared colour-square boxes, and the equally brisk backlash. mcsweeneys.net/articles/plea…
Bit late, but want to thank @The_JHS for a bursary to attend an inspiring week of talks and workshops last week. Met some wonderful writers and look forward to reading their work in the future! And great to see the tireless Paul McAvinchey after many years!
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An interesting thread on the Gaelic language, and on the importance of preserving (and growing) the Gaeltachts.
1/ Let’s talk about Irish (Gaelic) phonology. Firstly, what is phonology? Phonology is the most fundamental component when speaking meaningful language. Every language, dialect, etc. has its own phonology. Non-linguists generally use the term “accent”.
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Some fascinating and varied interviews here—a fantastic resource for anyone with an interest in history, Irish and beyond. @barry_shep
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Really enjoyed today’s keynote address by @drdawnmiranda on contemporary women’s writing from Northern Ireland @EastSideArtsBel , and also @JanCarson7280 for demystifying the logistics of the profession.
"Once they are settled, refugees open up businesses, hire locals, buy homes, and pay taxes.”
What Happens to Cities That Welcome Refugees #RefugeesWelcome #happynewyear2020 citylab.com/equity/2019/01/r…
