Scene from The Field by John B. Keane, Abbey stage, 1980. The cast includes Eamon Morrissey, Peadar Lamb, Joe Lynch, Emmet Bergin and Colm Meaney.
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This folio is from an album compiled for the Mughal emperors Jahangir (r. 1605-27) and Shah Jahan (r. 1627-58) between about 1612 and 1640. In his memoirs, Jahangir, whose mother was Hindu, describes Holi, the exuberant Hindu festival: ‘Thursday is the Holi, which in their
A Sense of Place | Manners and customs | Religion
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Prompt script for the world premiere of Riders to the Sea by J.M. Synge, Molesworth Street Hall, Dublin, 1904.
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Islanders row out in currachs to meet a ship bringing supplies to the island.
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Scene of man bidding farewell to his family as he prepares to emigrate from Aran Islands.
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Portrait of an old man.
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A view of the festivities on bonfire night in Cork City in 1845.
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Two women digging potatoes in a field at sunset.
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Representation of an interior of a cottage in West Cork with family group.
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Pilgrims on an island near Donegal, now known as St Patrick's Purgatory.
A Sense of Place | Patrick, Saint, 373?-463? | Manners and customs
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The 16th, 17th (St Patrick's Day) and 18th March comprises cameos (dancing, lovers' trysts, music making, storytelling, hawking etc.) that appear as subjects in their own right in other, smaller works by Nicol. One of most prominent interplays between characters in the painting i
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This was one of a number of paintings exhibited by Osborne at the Royal Academy that represent something of a coherent group and hint at the partly documentary intentions of the artist. Osborne's picture is principally a record of everyday life. Aston Quay had been a favour
A Sense of Place | Vendor of Books | Manners and customs
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