The Farm By Lough GurThe Farm by Lough Gur was first published in London in 1937 and quickly reprinted. It was well received in England and a best seller in Dublin. Some questioned its quiet recall of an elysian rural Ireland before the Land War, its image of a contented Victorian world in the rich lands of east Limerick that rather jarred with the rhetoric of De Valeras Ireland. Its woodcut images seemed English not Irish, and its ambiguous authorship gave ammunition to

The Bicentenary in 1970 saw one of the great occasions of the Society

Technical information – including a listing of keys and time signatures

occasionally bringing to light a facet of something that looks like - and may even be - truth

Christine O’Neill

governments around the world have made economic growth their primary focus in the belief that by baking the biggest national cake

at medical education and the medical establishment

then focusses on the last four hundred

After teaching in Kenya and Nigeria

describing relationships with Cork author Frank O'Connor

Greeks in Asia Minor

a night-watchman’s lonely vigil

This is the first biography of Denis Johnston