Credit where credit is due
It’s as well to read the papers. Pól Ó Muirí blogs that BBC NI have opened Fios, a new Irish learning site. In English, Suggests (eh?) Any good?
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Books
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Voices from the Grave
Coming up to the Halloween holiday, some people might be frightened of the idea of Voices from the Grave – but for others, the chance to hear an oral history of the Troubles from the mouths of two (in)famous protagonists, PUP leader and former UVF member David Ervine, and Brendan “The Dark” Hughes, is not [...] read our review »
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A poem for the day – Launching the Whaler Juan Peron
A Belfast epic, and one of my oldest poems, the opener of my first collection, Grub. The gist of the story was found in Moss & Hume’s Shipbuilders to the World: 125 Years of Harland and Wolff, Belfast, 1861-1986, which tells how Eva Peron was due to launch a huge whaling vessel in Belfast, built [...] read our review » -
Total Politics: Top 20 NI Blogs…
Fair play to Iain, he managed to get over 2,200 people voting in his poll for the top Northern Irish blogs this year… We (just, I imagine) retained our top spot, with Splintered coming straight in at number 2, no doubt his pet subject du jour will have garnered him a lot of fans… I’ve [...] read our review »
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Quite smart. The Donegal Irish on one of the games will cause problems. It could be good for kids who like scealloga agus seaclaid (chips and chocolate), two of the objects thye use in the I/you/he/etc likes Flash piece.. I think they will bel ucky to survive cuts.
Paddy, I’m sure they will survive cuts.