7 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Song of the Sea’
7 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Song of the Sea,’ one of the 2015 Academy Award nominees for Best Animated Feature
Continue Reading7 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Song of the Sea,’ one of the 2015 Academy Award nominees for Best Animated Feature
Continue ReadingSome folks in Ireland are scanning in ancient Ogham stones, which contain the Ogham alphabet.
Continue ReadingHappy St. Patrick’s Day! Tradition dictates that all those of us in Ireland go watch a parade and/or get appallingly drunk on Guinness (or Murphys, Smithwicks, Bulmers, O’Hara’s, Jameson…), but as I’m neither a big drinker nor a big parade …
Continue ReadingLá Fhéile Pádraig Shona Dhaoibh!* Today’s the day when Irish people around the world celebrate our heritage and indulge a few national stereotypes. The self-respecting among us will be shying away from the green beer (the writer Flann O’Brien said …
Continue ReadingI’m very pleased about this — Invasion Dublin will be happening at the RDS in Ballsbridge this Easter and, after missing its sister event Invasion Cork last September, it’s entirely possible I might get to go this year. If the …
Continue ReadingLá Fhéile Pádraig Shona Dhaoibh!* Today’s the day when Irish people around the world celebrate our heritage and indulge a few national stereotypes. The self-respecting among us will be shying away from the green beer (the writer Flann O’Brien said …
Continue ReadingShamrocks have always been my favorite St. Patrick’s Day symbol. For the most part, shamrock imagery remains iconic, and has largely avoided the often offensive and stereotypical commercialization of Irish culture, that has long plagued the Leprechaun. For many Irish …
Continue ReadingHappy St. Patrick’s Day! Tradition dictates that all those of us in Ireland go watch a parade and/or get appallingly drunk on Guinness (or Murphys, Smithwicks, Bulmers, O’Hara’s, Jameson…), but as I’m neither a big drinker nor a big parade …
Continue ReadingThis week marks Saint Patrick’s Day, when many of us feel the spirit of the 353. There’s plenty of 411 on the traditions and folklore that follow this holiday, some true, some possibly exaggerated in that wonderful Irish tradition. Whether …
Continue ReadingGeekDads with older GeekTeens who find themselves in Dublin, Ireland might want to check out the oddly topical Infectious exhibition in the Trinity College Science Gallery on Pearse Street. In recent weeks, with concern about swine flu and words like …
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