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  • Lise Hand: Hilda Moriarty inspired ‘Raglan Road’, so why isn't she remembered?
  • Meet the blind Donegal poet who brought "Uncle Tom's Cabin" to Irish and British children
  • Daughter to perform archive songs of Gaelic 'girl with golden voice' Flora MacNeil

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thejournal.ie /3 weeks ago

Lise Hand: Hilda Moriarty inspired ‘Raglan Road’, so why isn't she remembered?

Patrick Kavanagh immortalised his raven-haired muse in verse, but Moriarty went on to have a remarkable life of her own. So where is her statue, and those of women like her?

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

Meet the blind Donegal poet who brought "Uncle Tom's Cabin" to Irish and British children

Frances Browne, once a household name in Victorian literary London, deserves to be remembered for far more than her poetry alone.

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scotsman.com /1 month ago

Daughter to perform archive songs of Gaelic 'girl with golden voice' Flora MacNeil

Flora MacNeil was spotted when performing in Edinburgh as a teenager

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glasgowlive.co.uk /4 weeks ago

Paisley bowler dubbed 'Mary Queen of Shots' dies two months after Commonwealth gold

"A Glasgow 2026 gold medallist, Mary was an inspiration to so many and will be greatly missed."

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independent.ie /1 month ago

Catherine Connolly pays tribute to Irish immigrants on Scotland visit

President views award-winning exhibition on the working lives of emigrants in Glasgow

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

The Irish cook who became America's most dangerous woman

Mary Mallon, who later became known as Typhoid Mary, was born on September 23, 1869, in Cookstown, Co Tyrone.

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