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Aren’t we great?
John Fanning
The Irish, Terry Eagleton wrote, were put on earth for other people to feel romantic about. If the positive image we have long...
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Down on the Street
This article is adapted from the introduction to Reclaiming the European Street: Speeches on Europe and the European Union, 2016-2020, by Michael D Higgins,...
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A Quare One
And when he was come into his own country, he taught them in their synagogue, insomuch that they were astonished, and said, Whence hath...
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Big Questions in Irish History
Reading an issue of the drb is like splashing happily in a pool of ideas. Maurice Earls’s dash across several centuries of Irish history,...
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Taking Pains
Enda O’Doherty writes: The printer Robert Estienne (1460 or 1470-1520), whose shop was on the rue de l’école de Droit in Paris, was a...
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What’s so good about normal?
During lockdown a range of our habits has been broken, and in some cases resuming them doesn’t seem something to look forward to. For many, contemplation of resuming even the simplest and most harmless of habits spurs the thought: I’m not really sure I want to do that any more.
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