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According to Johnson (2011), “in 1922, (what is now Northern Ireland), divided the small island nation into many factions which fought in the streets of Dublin and across the countryside.” Two groups fought in the civil war the Republicans, that favor the unification of Ireland and Free Staters, that prefer the separation of Ireland. Liam O’Flaherty, a World War I veteran, produced a work of literature which described in vivid detail the horrors of war and the effects violence could have on both

The Blood In My Veins is a creative response to Tjukurpa Kunpa, 2017, by Mumu Mike Williams and Willy Muntjantji Martin, senior men from the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. They created this piece together specifically for of the Tarnanthi Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art and is currently on display in the Art Gallery of South Australia. Australia’s Aboriginal Peoples form the longest living culture in the world, they have experienced massive

The Irish and the British have had a long and complicated relationship for hundreds of years. After World War I, the British Empire started to dissolve, resulting in independent nations around the globe. However, Ireland still remained under British rule, which frustrated the Irish for a variety of reasons, the main one being religious differences (Catholic vs. Protestant) between the Irish and the British. The Anglo-Irish war started in 1919 was a result of the growing frustration and the Irish

Sunday 30th of January 1972 was the day all of Ireland ran red with blood, the day of the ‘Bogside Massacre’! ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’ by U2 is written about the events of the ‘Bogside Massacre’ or ‘Bloody Sunday’ as it is more commonly known. ‘Bloody Sunday’ happened on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, a town in Northern Ireland. British Soldiers from the 1st Battalion Parachute Regiment, also known as 1PARA, shot 26 unarmed civilians, 14 were killed. Many victims were shot fleeing from

On June 28, 1922 Northern Ireland and The Republic of Ireland had a war over the peace treaty between Britain and Ireland. The IRA had recruited one man to go behind enemy lines and kill Northern Ireland’s general to stop the attacking force. They had recruited Eoghan Reid. Eoghan has red hair, an average build, he’s 5 feet 7 inches tall, and a short beard. He was recruited because of his intelligence, his training, his quick thinking, and he focuses on the task at hand. He was sent on his mission

Northern Ireland might now strike you much as an important place, but this actor sure puts it on the map. Liam John Neeson is an actor born on June 7, 1952. This Northern Irish actor is currently 65 years old and resides in New York City. Unfortunately, with a bad start in his acting career, Neeson rose to fame after Steven Spielberg offered him the lead role as Oskar Schindler in the movie, Schindler’s List. Before his breakthrough, he has acted in small plays and films. After his success, Neeson

The Easter Rising of 1916 occurred in Ireland in the midst of World War One, and the two events are closely entwined. Many Irish people initially struggled to reconcile the politics of Irish nationalism with Irish contributions to World War One. George Russell was one of the first to ‘attempt to offer an equal commemoration’ of both events. In 1917, Russell published his poem ‘To the Memory of Some I Knew Who are Dead and Who Loved Ireland’ in the Irish Times. This poem was a revised version of

While Sinn Fein received this support, allowing for their party to flourish politically, they were wrongly blamed for association with the Rising. The reason for this was because the Irish republican Brotherhood and its military council were not identified as the rebellion organisers. They were the main organisers that took planned most of the Easter Rising, meaning that Sinn Fein was now known as the growing political group with power. This power and association meant that During 1917, the party

Provisional IRA and Sinn Féin. The Provisional IRA operated mostly in Northern Ireland, using violence against the Royal Ulster Constabulary and the British Army, and British institutions and economic targets. They also killed members of the Irish Army and the Garda Síochána, which was against one of their standing orders. A further split occurred in 1986, when the former leader of Sinn Féin Ruairí Ó Brádaigh – who was replaced by Gerry Adams in 1983 – walked out of the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis after delegates

interest in her. Also, Fein and Schneider (1997) suggest not even calling back when he leaves a message on the voicemail, “it prevents him from getting to know all about you much too quickly and getting bored” (p. 43). Not only does this rule make him think she’s not interested in at all, she’s losing out on becoming familiar with him as well as finding similarities with him. Similarities between couples are the basis for liking each other. We like those who are familiar to us. Also Fein and Schneider’s