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In the parsimonious era of the late 1930s, Éamon De Valera used his Fianna Fáil majority in the Dáil to ram through what some saw as a vanity project. He parachuted someone in to give weight to a new ...
09.20.2021 Irishtimes.com
Taken from the September 2021 issue of Physics World where it first appeared under the headline "Flights of fancy, feet on the ground". Members of the Institute of Physics can enjoy the full issue via...
09.23.2021 Vnexplorer.net and 1 sites
In the parsimonious era of the late 1930s, Éamon De Valera used his Fianna Fáil majority in the Dáil to ram through what some saw as a vanity project. He parachuted someone in to give weight to a new ...
09.20.2021 Irishtimes.com
Benjamín Labatut''s Booker shortlisted When We Cease to Understand the World is forthcoming in the US from NYRB this fall in translation by Adrian Nathan West. The book bears blurb''s from Geoff Dyer,...
09.17.2021 Biblioklept.org
The Republic of Ireland of course was neutral. I had not known these facts: 1. Irish were allowed to emigrate to Britain to work, but with assurances they would not be conscripted. 2. Ireland engaged in heavy censorship during the War, mostly to stop people from getting the impression that the War was a moral struggle between good and evil. The government wished to avoid pressure to enter the war, fearing the initial strong support for neutrality might fade. This censorship even covered the tele...
09.18.2021 Marginalrevolution.com