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Internationalism: the New Danger by Máire de Buitléir

The future of the race is at stake. Our National integrity is being undermined. For fifteen years the Gaelic League has been building up National character. We now see it crumbling away before our eyes as we walk through the streets of Ireland's Capital

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The Confession of St. Patrick - Part 2

For beyond any doubt on that day we shall rise again in the brightness of the sun, that is, in the glory of Christ Jesus our Redeemer, as children of the living God and co-heirs of Christ, made in his image; for we shall reign through him and for him and in him.

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Charlie Kennedy Charlie Kennedy

Against Irish Democracy

“What has emerged in Ireland is an abased form Government and a debased society, incapable of producing great culture.”

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The Great Blasket by W.B. Yeats

A few more years and a tradition where Seventeenth Century poets, Mediaeval storytellers, Fathers of the Church, even Neoplatonic philosophers have left their traces in the whole poems of fragmentary thoughts and isolated images will have vanished.

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Aire Aire

DNA vs Milesius: An Exploration of Gaelic Patrilineal Civilization

Land and power was a zero-sum game back then, the fortunes of a lineage were fickle and tied to a fortunes of a single man. The winner took it all and the loser lost everything. These lineages are living historical records, testaments to ancient conquests, bloodshed, war, to victors and the vanquished.

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Stamos Stamos

Gen-Z Nostalgia and The State of Western Pop Culture

Media technology gives us effectively infinite access to share and consume content, but this has not resulted in some cultural golden age, only a culture of permanent re-runs and sequels and throwbacks. So we can reproduce but cannot produce, imitate but not create, and this can only be a bad sign for the health of current Western culture.

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