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2006

An American Triumph Over Tragedy

By Turlough McConnel, Contributor
August / September 2006

August 1, 2006 by Leave a Comment

Why the second act of this heroic Irish-American career is second to none. When John G. Duffy graduated from Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx he was possessed with a spirit of adventure, like most young men looking toward their future. He toyed with several courses of study, including engineering. His heroes were as varied as his interests: he was as inspired by Jackie … [Read more...] about An American Triumph Over Tragedy

Ireland Takes Center Stage

By Philip Reid, Contributor
August / September 2006

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To be sure, the wait has been worth it. Every second of every minute of every hour of every day of every week of every month of every year that Ireland has had to be patient before being bestowed with the favor of playing host to the 2006 Ryder Cup has been worth it. Now, with the great match in its sights, Ireland -- one giant golf course -- is ready to make the 36th edition … [Read more...] about Ireland Takes Center Stage

Garry Hynes and “Druid Synge’

By Marilyn Cole Lownes, Contributor
August / September 2006

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The Tony Award-winning director and founder of the Druid Theatre talks to Marilyn Cole Lownes about bringing J.M. Synge's plays to New York. Squinting slightly in the noonday sun, Garry Hynes sits down to breakfast at a pavement café on Manhattan's Upper West Side in July. Having previously abandoned her coffee and croissants to be photographed for The New York Times, … [Read more...] about Garry Hynes and “Druid Synge’

Entering the Brotherhood

By Declan O'Kelly, Contributor
August / September 2006

August 1, 2006 by 1 Comment

Declan O'Kelly discusses Showtime's new series Brotherhood with writer/creator Blake Masters.  The series, starring Fionnula Flanagan and Jason Clarke, airs on Sundays at 10p.m. “Brotherhood explores the landscape always been fascinated with all things infamous criminal in the top-ten most Irish. “Since the origin of the series is the death of an Irish neighborhood, having it … [Read more...] about Entering the Brotherhood

Marian Keyes

By Lauren Byrne, Contributor
August / September 2006

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International bestselling Irish author Marian Keyes talks to Lauren Byrne about the other side of chick lit. “Ask me anything,” Marian Keyes invited her audience at a recent reading she gave in Cambridge, Massachusetts, while promoting her latest book Anybody Out There? “I’m happy to talk about my alcoholism, suicide attempt, my low self-esteem.” Her listeners declined the … [Read more...] about Marian Keyes

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One of Ireland’s most famous playwrights and novelists, Oscar Wilde was born on this day in Dublin in 1854. Wilde was born to a wealthy family. His father was an eminent Dublin surgeon and his mother was a talented poet, where Wilde likely inherited his passion for writing from. He attended Trinity College Dublin and then went on to study at Magdalen College Oxford. His works, like the play “The Importance of Being Earnest” and novel “The Picture of Dorian Grey” are riddled with wit and aestheticism.

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