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We owe James Joyce a final resting place in Dublin
Exile was a key part of James Joyce’s strategy as a living writer. That it followed him into eternity was not part of the plan. Since his death in 1941, there have been periodic hopes that his body would be … Continue reading
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REPATRIATING JAMES JOYCE – Anthony Jordan
Sunday Miscellany – RTÉ Radio 1 – RTE https://www.rte.ie/radio1/sunday-miscellany/ Sunday Miscellany Sunday 13 January 2019. Our first live … Repatriating Joyce, by Anthony J Jordan. Music: … Sunday Miscellany Podcast, 13th January 2019. James Joyce died on 13 January 1941 … Continue reading
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Christmas Miscellany
Our Christmans Miscellany was held on the Teachers’ Club on Tuesday 4th December. The programme was put together by Carmel Uí Loingsigh and Doreen Fitzgerald. Carmel was the MC for the programme and introduced the participants in turn. Everyone opined … Continue reading
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RTAI Gardening Course
Paddy Madden has given a gardening course to members in each of the past two years. We hope to offer a course again this Spring. Here is a picture of Paddy with participants from last year’s course
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Visit to Rathmullan
Dublin South Branch of Retired Teachers shown here on a recent trip to Rathmullan, at the sculpture of the Flight of the Earls. Rathmullan pier is where they departed from and marked a pivotal moment in Irish history. It was … Continue reading
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Anthony J. Jordan’s next book is titled Maud Gonne’s Men.
150 Anniversary of Major John MacBride The 150th anniversary of the birth of John MacBride at the Quay Westport Co. Mayo occurred on 8 May 2018. He was executed on 5 May1916. John MacBride was the youngest of five brothers … Continue reading
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Biographer gives archive ‘to inspire others’
Anthony J Jordan, member of RTAI Dublin South, the biographer who has written books on figures including Winston Churchill, Éamon de Valera and Christy Brown, has donated his literary archive to the National Library of Ireland (NLI). Mr Jordan, who … Continue reading
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JAMES JOYCE & WB YEATS REPATRAITION
My sincere thanks to member Tony Jordan for this article. Tony is a prolific author and noted expert on Irish history and on Joyce in particular. After the ‘Ulysses’ author died, in 1941, Ireland declined to honour him as it … Continue reading
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Christmas Miscellany 2017
The Christmas Miscellany took place in Club na Múinteoirí on Tuesday, 5th December, under the genial stewardship of Carmel Uí Loingsigh. Carmel welcomed everyone, with a special warm welcome to new members, recently retired. Carmel had a special warm welcome … Continue reading
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James Joyce Unplugged, by Anthony J Jordan
This review was taken from last Saturday’s Irish Times, Oct 14 and it reviews a book by our own Tony Jordan. This book about James Joyce is an interesting amalgam of excerpts from Joyce’s works, letters by, to or about … Continue reading
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