Excerpt In 2000, Oxford Paperbacks reissued a set of translations of the memoirs from the Blasket Islands and the nearby West Kerry mainland, written for the most part in Irish between 1919 and the 1960s. The originals form an important corpus of Irish writing from the Corca Dhuibhne (Corcaguiney) Gaeltacht reflecting a way of life which has now completely disappeared, centred on fishing and the salvaging of wrecks of the islands and the Dingle Peninsula
The paper addresses Tomás O’Crohan’s The Islandman (1929) as a representative of Irish native autobi...
Chapter 1 of the book Colum McCann and the Aesthetics of Redemption‘Fishing the Sloe-Black River’, t...
Philip O’Leary’s previous volumes, The Prose Literature of the Gaelic Revival 1881-1921 (1994) and G...
Excerpt In 2000, Oxford Paperbacks reissued a set of translations of the memoirs from the Blasket Is...
Gaelic autobiographies: a return to the Blasket islands without nostalgia Ciaran Ross In this artic...
The Blasket Islands are located off the south-west coast of Ireland. No longer inhabited, the Great ...
Blasket Island, located three miles off the western end of the Dingle Peninsula, was once a self-suf...
The islands off the west of Ireland have always been regarded as a sanctuary of Irish identity. Havi...
Fierobe Claude. Breandan Mac Suibhne & David Dickson éd. : The Outer Edge of Ulster, A Memoir of soc...
This paper will discuss, compare, and contrast the three main works of the Blasket Island authors: P...
Off the south-west coast of Ireland, in the Atlantic Ocean, lies a group of islands known as the Bla...
Excerpt Based on his recollections of growing up in the Donegal Gaeltacht in the 1890s and early 190...
In the 1968 issue of the New Statesman immediately prior to Easter, the Irish poet W.R. Rodgers cont...
The writings of Tomas O\u27Crohan in the early twentieth century were celebrated upon publication as...
This is the first complete English translation of the early thirteenth-century compilation of Finian...
The paper addresses Tomás O’Crohan’s The Islandman (1929) as a representative of Irish native autobi...
Chapter 1 of the book Colum McCann and the Aesthetics of Redemption‘Fishing the Sloe-Black River’, t...
Philip O’Leary’s previous volumes, The Prose Literature of the Gaelic Revival 1881-1921 (1994) and G...
Excerpt In 2000, Oxford Paperbacks reissued a set of translations of the memoirs from the Blasket Is...
Gaelic autobiographies: a return to the Blasket islands without nostalgia Ciaran Ross In this artic...
The Blasket Islands are located off the south-west coast of Ireland. No longer inhabited, the Great ...
Blasket Island, located three miles off the western end of the Dingle Peninsula, was once a self-suf...
The islands off the west of Ireland have always been regarded as a sanctuary of Irish identity. Havi...
Fierobe Claude. Breandan Mac Suibhne & David Dickson éd. : The Outer Edge of Ulster, A Memoir of soc...
This paper will discuss, compare, and contrast the three main works of the Blasket Island authors: P...
Off the south-west coast of Ireland, in the Atlantic Ocean, lies a group of islands known as the Bla...
Excerpt Based on his recollections of growing up in the Donegal Gaeltacht in the 1890s and early 190...
In the 1968 issue of the New Statesman immediately prior to Easter, the Irish poet W.R. Rodgers cont...
The writings of Tomas O\u27Crohan in the early twentieth century were celebrated upon publication as...
This is the first complete English translation of the early thirteenth-century compilation of Finian...
The paper addresses Tomás O’Crohan’s The Islandman (1929) as a representative of Irish native autobi...
Chapter 1 of the book Colum McCann and the Aesthetics of Redemption‘Fishing the Sloe-Black River’, t...
Philip O’Leary’s previous volumes, The Prose Literature of the Gaelic Revival 1881-1921 (1994) and G...
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