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Lessons for those who are too civilised for tormented times from Stefan Zweig, friend of Joyce, technology sceptic and the greatest storyteller of the last 100 years
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Kevin Kiely reviews ‘The Living Skeleton: Irish Famine Poems’, edited by Pamela Mary Brown with an Introduction by Dr Kevin Kiely
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As its name suggests, the photographs in “Margins” are of places that are at the edge; the often over-looked and neglected. Water, sand, rock, sky and cloud. Michael Corrigan’s, solo exhibition, “Margins,” opens on Friday, 6th March 2026 in SO Fine Art Editions, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, and runs for a month. It comprises over thirty black and white photographs of the Irish landscape. David Burke
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Though for long it was assumed that Joyce’s Leopold Bloom was not based on a Dubliner, he may have been based on ‘Altman the Saltman’, a Republican and prominent Jew, of Usher’s Quay
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Paul Durcan’s soft comicverse is mostly indistinguishable from whimsy
