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... Production finds a strange wonder in the workhouse By MICHAEL COMMANE ANYONE who has seen Michael Harding's Tearmann at Siamsa Tire will be forced to consider what it is about the human psyche that can make us behave in such a terrible way towards each ...
... shows the Jeanie Johnston in Blennerville, with a group of emigrants on the quay waiting to board. Blennerville Windmill and Workhouse also feature in the background, as do the abandoned houses of the famine victims. Also depicted in the design are famine ...
... listening though, as Mitchell no doubt intended it to be, as a young woman dwells on her fate in one of the notorious convent workhouses run by nuns for 'immoral' girls. Memorable lines: 'One day I'm going to die here too/ And they'll plant me in the dirt/ ...
... I don't want to be picky, but it seemed strange to me that everybody who claimed to be about to take up residence in the workhouse was extremely coy when they were asked how much money they were making. All were agreed that they were staring ruin in the ...
... relief with a lavish hand, the paper noted, but they were capable of taking progressive measures too. The inmates of the workhouse, who hitherto wore a dress that resembled the garb of a convict, were on the proposition of board chairman T. J. O'Sullivan ...
... Adaptation of Charles Dickens' novel about a young Orphan raised in the workhouse who falls in with a gang of London thieves Starring Ben Kingsley. 8.10 Kinky Boots (2005. Comedy) A struggling shoe factory finds salvation in the shape of a Soho drag artist ...
... leader of a farming organisation that one must talk only about ruin, desolation, poverty, famine, disadvantage and the workhouse? Even to suggest that the Minister for Agriculture, any Minister for Agriculture of any party, is doing anything right is ...
... indeed. The original building on the site was used by the Young Irelanders, while in the famine years it became an auxiliary workhouse. 'lt later came into the hands of the generous Dr Barry who was very kind to people during the famine. He donated it to the ...
... unless they conform before December 10th 1605; in 1845 Tim Duhig tailor was paid 1 shilling per day for tailoring at the workhouse in Newcastlewest; At end of November 1880 solders returning from duty in Madras and Bengal were expected to reach Queenstown: ...
... These include portrayals of the a deser villap, imarture ted of atfiresse reeds, the Bisonerville cornea which was used as a workhouse daring the famine. But the main image it Johnston at quit wafting t take a grout:Lai. grants to North Canadian Ambassador ...
... importance to Europe in former centuries, the history of the Rice family and the pilgrimage of St James at Compostella in Spain. Workhouse, the drowning of Con Keating at Ballykissane pier, the hardship of the Economic War and the execution of local man, Maurice ...
... came to the village and visited some of the historic sites there including the birthplace of the CYRahiily, the site of the workhouse during the Great Famine and the old crossing place of the Balryline River which gave its name to Ballylongford. Michael Finucane ...