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ART:
Plays That Transport Children Back to a Fabulous Dublin: New York Times, June 9, 2002
Students team up on new Titanic book: Halifax Daily News, May 2, 2002
'Lost' Yeats painting turns up in New Jersey: Irish Echo, April 17, 2002
Emblems of Ireland - The Book of Kells: Irish Culture and Customs, April 13, 2002
Le Brocquy painting given to National Gallery by businessman: The Irish Times, April 13, 2002
The green, green grass of ... Louisville? Irish artists share expertise with young artists through LVAA exchange program: Louisville Eccentric Observer, April 10, 2002
Ted Walkers's 'Pride of Ulster' tops Titanic art exhibition: Belfast Telegraph, April 3, 2002
Orpen letters up for auction: Irish Independent, March 29, 2002
Centre to offer a classy mix of art and cookies; Carlow: The Irish Times, March 27, 2002
EV+A art event hits 26th year in Limerick: The Irish Times, March 16, 2002
Ballagh's land and language at NY Arts Center: Irish Echo, February 27, 2002
The labour of love - Imaging Ulysses: The Guardian, February 23, 2002
Irish Oscar nominees dream of Tinseltown: Irish Examiner, February 16, 2002
New Millennium - New Wing; Impressionist Exhibition, National Gallery: Ireland of the Welcomes, Jan-Feb 2002
The Irish Are Delighted by Their Museum's New Wing: New York Times, January 31, 2002
Exhibition lifts veil on 'truths', NY: Irish Echo, January 30, 2002
Benefiting from the generosity of an unlikely art collector, IMMA: The Irish Times, January 30, 2002
Artistic riches in the promise of Clare Street; National Gallery: The Irish Times, January 25, 2002
Art's new shrine an architectural triumph, National Gallery: Irish Independent, January 22, 2002
Artful Dublin: Washington Post, January 20, 2002
DETAILS-Dublin Art Scene: Washington Post, January 20, 2002
The WOW factor - National Gallery: The Irish Times, January 19, 2002
Titanic drawings flounder at auction: Belfast Telegraph, January 17, 2002
Titanic art rises from the ashes: Belfast Telegraph, January 16, 2002
Alone Again, naturally Unfringed Festival 2002; John Breen: The Irish Times, January 16, 2002
Turner show heads north: Irish News, January 12, 2002
Francis Bacon paintings to make £2m: Irish Independent, January 10, 2002
Opportunity knocks for Ulster Museum - Turner exhibition: Belfast Telegraph, December 17, 2001
Impressive view of National Gallery's work: Irish Independent, December 15, 2001
Artist in bid to commemorate Tasmanian convicts, Cork: Irish Examiner, December 10, 2001
Breaking the barrier; artist Elizabeth O'Reilly: Irish America Magazine, Dec-Jan 2001-02
Aer Lingus sells artwork: BBC, November 21, 2001
Impressionist masterpieces just the ticket for gallery: Irish Examiner, November 14, 2001
Pigments of their imagination: The Sunday Times, November 11, 2001
Aer Lingus to sell artwork: BBC, November 5, 2001
Art lovers face £6 fee for chance to see Impressionists: Irish Independent, November 5, 2001
Artist Stella Steyn, Genius friend of Joyce: Sunday Independent, November 4, 2001
Clogher Valley ghost returns, Tyrone: Belfast Telegraph, November 3, 2001
£20 picture revealed as Rembrandt: The Times, November 1, 2001
In the mirror of
family history, Hughie O'Donoghue's exhibition: The Irish Times, October 27, 2001
Historic Dublin fort, Phoenix Park, is target for cultural renewal: The Sunday Times, October 21, 2001
Connoisseurs of continuity: Newbridge House art collection: The Irish Times, October 19, 2001
The art of
making faces: The Irish Times, October 13, 2001
Lady Lavery forced to
move as a portrait: The Irish Times, October 5, 2001
Artists hitting the streets, Claremorris, County Mayo: The Irish Times, September 24, 2001
Cream of new Irish art to be auctioned off: The Sunday Times, September 23, 2001
£1m to be spent on art gallery in Limerick: The Irish Times, September 22, 2001
Art display promotes transatlantic links: Irish News, September 19, 2001
Over 50,000 set to visit Picasso exhibit, Cork: Irish Examiner, September 14, 2001
NORTHWEST
- Crom Estate to host exhibition: Belfast Telegraph, September 10, 2001
Massive security for Picasso show: Irish Independent, September 7, 2001
Public art events to herald Carlow's £6m centre: The Irish Times, September 5, 2001
Design display in Limerick held in local pub: The Irish Times, August 25, 2001
There's no ceiling too high in the name of modern art: Irish Independent, August 22, 2001
National Gallery prepares for £1m Impressionist exhibition: Irish Independent, August 20, 2001
Heavy on the Mayo: The Sunday Times, August 19, 2001
A Dublin Diorama Reveals a Very Untidy Francis Bacon: New York Times, August 16, 2001
Da Vinci to draw crowds in visit to Ulster: Belfast Telegraph, August 13, 2001
Northwest - Unique event for art lovers: Belfast Telegraph, August 7, 2001
Emigrant's son artist in residence during Scoil Acla: The Irish Times, August 6, 2001
Once Upon a Time in the West: Searching for John Ford - A Life: Washington Post, August 5, 2001
Painting time: The Irish Times, August 4, 2001
The online painters of Sherkin Island: The Irish Times, August 3, 2001
What's a painting between friends?: The Irish Times, August 1, 2001
Gallery to show Picasso exhibition acquired from Parisian museum: Irish Examiner, July 24, 2001
Culture dominates nature in Irish art exploration: Sunday Business Post, July 22, 2001
Striking line-up of artist and 'friends': The Irish Times, July 20, 2001
Monet and Renoir star in gallery exhibition coup: Irish Independent, July 18, 2001
Names & Faces — Getting their Irish up: Boston Globe, July 18, 2001
Dublin sole European venue for Impressionist exhibition: The Guardian, July 17, 2001
Creating an arts haven in the west, Inis Oírr: The Irish Times, July 17, 2001
Eyes on Irish art: Chicago Tribune, July 15, 2001
Feast of shows for Ulster art lovers: Belfast Telegraph, June 16, 2001
IMMA marks first 10 years with hope: The Irish Times, May 26, 2001
Treasures of Jack Yeats secure new gallery home, Sligo: Irish Independent, April 25, 2001
Turner masterpiece with Ulster link sells for £2m: Belfast Telegraph, April 15, 2001
Gallery pays £80,000 for painting by Collins: The Irish Times, March 29, 2001
Art of the smirk — a new portraits exhibition in National Gallery: The Irish Times, March 3, 2001
Magical mystical tour - Icons in Glenstal Abbey: The Sunday Times, April 23, 2000
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LITERATURE:
Sorley MacLean epic poem inspires Heaney: The Herald, June 12, 2002
The poet laureate of hope; Seamus Heaney: Montreal Gazette, June 11, 2002
We'll not see his like again - John B. Keane: Sunday Independent, June 2, 2002
John B Keane, unique artist of rural world and traditions, dies aged 73: The Irish Times, May 31, 2002
Magic of Pagan Ireland dies with playwright: The Irish Times, May 31, 2002
Irish author Keane dies: BBC, May 30, 2002
McGahern wins Irish Fiction Award: The Irish Times, May 30, 2002
The Roman spring of Frank McCourt: Sunday Independent, May 26, 2002
Battle under way to save Nobel poet’s crumbling Belfast home; Seamus Heaney: The Sunday Times, May 12, 2002
Women Step Out of Ireland's Literary Shadows: The Blanket, May 12, 2002
A tale of the Famine for NYC schoolchildren: Irish Echo, May 8, 2002
Festival salutes the mastery of Irish theatre: Ottawa Citizen, May 8, 2002
Film version of 'Earnest' has inside track on Oscar: Irish Echo, May 1, 2002
One state; one book - 'Snow in August' ultimate choice of Gov. Owens, Colorado: Denver Post, April 29, 2002
...BUY Pete Hamill's Snow in August -- Read an excerpt from Chapter One
The luck of Deirdre Purcell: Belfast Telegraph, April 27, 2002
...BUY Deirdre Purcell's Falling for a Dancer
Another Memoir For McCourt: CBS News, April 24, 2002
...BUY Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes -- or read more features
Swimming against the tide: Irish Echo, April 24, 2002
...BUY Jamie O'Neill's At Swim, Two Boys -- or read more reviews
Another Kennedy rascal, complicated and lovable - "Roscoe": Irish Echo, April 17, 2002
...BUY William Kennedy's Roscoe
Dracula Manuscript fails to reach estimate: The Scotsman, April 18, 2002
Reflections on Creative Writing Class by Frank McCourt: New York Times, April 14, 2002
Learning to Write from Frank McCourt: New York Times, April 14, 2002
Norah, Nanda remembered - Norah Richards, mother of Punjabi Theatre: The Tribune of India, April 10, 2002
Belfast poet Frank Ormsby wins US literary award: Belfast Telegraph, April 10, 2002
Growing Up With the McCourts: Los Angeles Times, April 8, 2002
The Quare Fellow; Brendan Behan: Los Angeles Times, April 7, 2002
...BUY Brendan Behan's Borstal Boy
'Sons of Ulster' a play to die for: Boston Globe, April 6, 2002
Women on the verge of greatness - 'Women in Arms', the Ulster Cycle myths: The Irish Times, April 6, 2002
An Irish Odyssey of Misfortune and Miracles: Los Angeles Times, April 4, 2002
...BUY Niall Williams's The Fall of Light
Writer's big break has a Joycean echo; Martin Roper's 'Gone': Irish Echo, April 3, 2002
How the Abbey theatre really began: The Irish Times, April 1, 2002
All changed utterly by Toibin - Lady Gregory's Toothbrush: Sunday Independent, March 31, 2002
Thomas Flanagan, wrote Irish trilogy: San Francisco Chronicle, March 29, 2002
Anatomy of a Massacre: 'Sunday' depicts Derry tragedy through eyes of the community: Irish Echo, March 27, 2002
Three cheers for Hollywood's trip to Kerry; "Stones In His Pockets": Belfast Telegraph, March 26, 2002
Exploring varieties of servitude - Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl: Chicago Tribune, March 24, 2002
...BUY Kate McCafferty's Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl
Weddings and Wakes - 'By the Lake' by John McGahern: Washington Post, March 24, 2002
...BUY John McGahern's By the Lake
The Birds of Ireland Don't Sing; They Cry, 'This Is Mine' - "By the Lake": New York Times, March 22, 2002
An Irishman's Diary - Aubrey de Vere: The Irish Times, March 21, 2002
Neeson bares chest to Broadway: BBC, March 21, 2002
'Kings' filled with aces - "The Kings of the Kilburn High Road": Irish Echo, March 20, 2002
Five Irishmen in London, Holding Forth About Home; "The Kings of the Kilburn High Road": New York Times, March 19, 2002
The Ireland that shaped a Hollywood legend - Angelica Huston: Irish Independent, March 18, 2002
'By the Lake': Coming Home to Ireland: New York Times, March 17, 2002
...BUY John McGahern's By the Lake
BOOK REVIEW: By the Lake: Minneapolis Star Tribune, March 17, 2002
'At Swim, Two Boys': Fusing Irish and Gay Liberation: New York Times, March 17, 2002
...BUY Jamie O'Neill's At Swim, Two Boys
First Chapter - 'At Swim, Two Boys': New York Times, March 17, 2002
Galway remembers work of Lady Gregory: The Irish Times, March 16, 2002
An Irishman's Diary - Canon Sheehan: The Irish Times, March 16, 2002
Irish hopes high for short film awards as Oscars hype hots up: Irish Examiner, March 16, 2002
Slavery's other legacy: Novel examines little-known history of Irish in servitude: Boston Herald, March 15, 2002
...BUY Kate McCafferty's Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl
From New York to County Cork: Washington Post, March 13, 2002
...BUY Alice Carey's I'll Know It When I See It: A Daughter's Search for Home in Ireland
Edgy New View of Ireland Goes to Town: Los Angeles Times, March 13, 2002
Limerick author Collins short-listed for prestigious IMPAC literary award: Irish Examiner, March 12, 2002
Testimony; to the long arm of empire - Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl: Boston Globe, March 10, 2002
...BUY Kate McCafferty's Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl
The Abbey should not forget Lady Gregory: The Irish Times, March 11, 2002
Augusta Gregory in love: how the old lady said yes: Sunday Independent, March 10, 2002
The life of 'that old hake Gregory': Irish Independent, March 9, 2002
'Borstal Boy' Translates Irish Memoir to the Screen: Los Angeles Times, March 8, 2002
...BUY Brendan Behan's Borstal Boy
A Shattering 'Crucible' for Our Times: Los Angeles Times, March 8, 2002
Neeson elevates Miller's 'Crucible' to new heights: Irish Echo, March 6, 2002
Saving the Irish soul - Writers, scholars look beyond stereotype in S.F. festival: San Francisco Chronicle, March 7, 2002
...BUY William Kennedy's Roscoe
An Ireland of Legend: Atlantic Monthly, March 2002
...BUY The Tain, transl. by Thomas Kinsella
Hibernian Chronicle 62 years ago: 'Gone with the Wind' wins 10 Oscars: Irish Echo, February 27, 2002
'Borstal Boy' resemble 'Potter': Irish Echo, February 27, 2002
'Dracula' to fetch a frightening Euro1.7m: Irish Independent, February 27, 2002
...BUY Bram Stoker's Dracula
Bond star praises top Ulster play 'Stones in His Pockets': The Independent, February 27, 2002
Hibernian Chronicle 62 years ago: 'Gone with the Wind' wins 10 Oscars: Irish Echo, February 27, 2002
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man in Jail; Borstal Boy: New York Times, February 24, 2002
...BUY Brendan Behan's Borstal Boy
Edna O'Brien - Doyenne of Irish Letters: Washington Post, February 24, 2002
The Writing Life, by Edna O'Brien: Washington Post, February 24, 2002
Recreating
the Gaeltacht: (from Irelandclick.com (Editorial), February 21, 2002)
Curtain up on political satire; Caught Red Handed: BBC, February 21, 2002
Abbey Theatre to be rebuilt on its present site: The Irish Times, February 21, 2002
Caught Red Handed: The Guardian, February 13, 2002
Observe the Sons of Ulster: The Guardian, February 12, 2002
Special Ulster role for Kenneth Branagh: Belfast Telegraph, February 11, 2002
Dublin ceremony to honour William Trevor: The Irish Times, February 8, 2002
'The Weir': Tales That Bring A Warm Chill: Washington Post, February 6, 2002
A Show That Gathers No Moss; Stones in His Pockets: Los Angeles Times, February 3, 2002
A Satisfying 'Night' Journey; play 'A Night in November' by Marie Jones: Los Angeles Times, February 2, 2002
Enniskillen honours its 'Old Boy' Oscar Wilde; Festival May 31-June 2: Belfast Telegraph, February 1, 2002
The Last Hurrah - 'Roscoe' by William Kennedy: Washington Post, January 27, 2002
A Feisty Company's Gaelic Coup: Los Angeles Times, January 27, 2002
A double-handed success; Ian McElhinney and Marie Jones' "Stones in His Pockets": Sunday Independent, January 27, 2002
The howl of the banshee - Annie Coyle Martin's "The Music of What Happens": Toronto Globe and Mail, January 26, 2002
Poet Michael Hartnett not given due recognition: Irish Independent, January 26, 2002
A panoramic drama with panache, Random Passage: Toronto Globe and Mail, January 25, 2002
McGahern breaks his silence: Belfast Telegraph, January 23, 2002
Darkness falls on playboys of the Western world; Martin McDonagh's The Lonesome West: Toronto Globe and Mail, January 21, 2002
The Big Snow by David Park: The Independent, January 16, 2002
Ciaran Carson's head trip between Belfast and Bruges: San Francisco Chronicle, January 13, 2002
Beckett betrayed by a taker of notes: Sunday Independent, January 13, 2002
Lyrical mystery of existence, John McGahern: Sunday Independent, January 13, 2002
A new dawn - That They May Face the Rising Sun by John McGahern: The Guardian, January 12, 2002
Writer's Square is literary treasure: BBC, January 11, 2002
Abbey Theatre to stay north of Liffey: The Irish Times, January 11, 2002
The whole world in a community; interview with John McGahern: The Guardian, January 6, 2002
Everything under the sun; John McGahern novel: The Observer, January 6, 2002
Ireland's rural elegist - John McGahern profile: The Guardian, January 5, 2002
That They May Face The Rising Sun by John McGahern: The Independent, January 5, 2002
Bloodshed, terrorism and cats at the Barbican; The Lieutenant of Inishmore: The Guardian, January 4, 2002
Reviving lost literary luminaries: The Irish Times, January 4, 2002
A light in the darkness, John McGahern: Sunday Independent, December 30, 2001
Strange seed of the Stony Grey Soil, Patrick Kavanagh: Sunday Independent, December 30, 2001
Students to stake out Ireland's vampire past: Irish Echo, December 26, 2001
Why John McGahern would never tell a lie: Irish Independent, December 22, 2001
Last orders for the literary pub crawl: Irish Independent, December 22, 2001
A Shaw confection played to perfection - "Arms and the Man": Irish Echo, December 19, 2001
Banking on poetry, Francis Harvey: The Irish Times, December 19, 2001
Old Irish manuscript sells for £102,250: Irish Independent, December 14, 2001
Cast charms in 'Falling Upward!'; play by Ray Bradbury: Los Angeles Times, December 8, 2001
The quiet man and
the big fellow: The Irish Times, December 8, 2001
O'Casey archive brought back to Dublin: The Irish Times, December 7, 2001
Rare Gaelic manuscript a sure attraction at auction: Irish Independent, December 4, 2001
They Leap From Your Brain Then Take Over Your Heart; Andrew Greeley: New York Times, December 3, 2001
Beckett's role in Resistance highlighted in new war book: Irish Independent, December 3, 2001
Gabriel Byrne wins high honour in Irish film awards: Irish Independent, December 1, 2001
An overdue reassessment of Oliver St John Gogarty: Irish Independent, December 1, 2001
'Decent, Ordinary Criminals' Touches on Lost Souls: Irish American Post, November 2001
Review - Faith Healer by Brian Friel, London: The Guardian, November 30, 2001
Can Druid keep
making magic?; Galway theatre: The Irish Times, November 26, 2001
Vivid unravelling of history's warped thread; Philip Casey's The Fisher Child: Sunday Independent, November 25, 2001
Brendan’s voyage home; Dermot Bolger's The Valparaiso Voyage: The Scotsman, November 24, 2001
The big fella comes back to his roots; actor Brendan Gleeson: Irish Independent, November 22, 2001
Friel play to be staged in Irish: Irish News, November 20, 2001
President praises
'feast' of writing: The Irish Times, November 16, 2001
The Great Irish (Gay) Novel; At Swim Two Boys: Toronto Globe and Mail, November 10, 2001
Weddins, Weeins and Wakes: The Guardian, November 9, 2001
Queen's ode all Heaney can afford: Irish News, November 9, 2001
Queen's University £150m campaign: BBC, November 8, 2001
New look for Quiet Man: BBC, November 7, 2001
Tom Murphy Is the Best-Kept Secret of Irish Theater: New York Times, November 7, 2001
'Need for words to US attacks 'never greater''- Heaney: The Irish Times, November 6, 2001
Searching for John Ford: Irish America Magazine, Oct-Nov 2001
Billy Collins as soul friend, Eyeries, West Cork: Irish America Magazine, Oct-Nov 2001
The unimportance of being Mulligan: Irish America Magazine, Oct-Nov 2001
Malachy McCourt book tour lands in Boston: Irish Voice, October 31, 2001
Sheridan not the right type to get State honour: The Irish Times, October 30, 2001
New cultural academy at UU in Magee: Belfast Telegraph, October 29, 2001
State to help buy Nobel winner's house on Achill: The Irish Times, October 29, 2001
The Artist's Life - Malachy McKenna: Toronto Globe and Mail, October 27, 2001
Enter, stage left - Shaw Festival, Ontario: Toronto Globe and Mail, October 23, 2001
Committee set up to celebrate life of Dean Swift: The Irish Times, October 22, 2001
Poetically incorrect - Paul Durcan: The Sunday Times, October 21, 2001
Brogues on Tobacco Road - Malachy McKenna's Tillsonburg: Toronto Globe and Mail, October 20, 2001
Hilarious, poignant, barbed and brilliant - Bernard MacLaverty's The Anatomy School: Toronto Globe and Mail, October 20, 2001
Carey wins Booker for novel about Ned Kelly: The Irish Times, October 18, 2001
Seamus Heaney to open cultural centre, University of Ulster: Belfast Telegraph, October 17, 2001
The great illusion, Tom Murphy season: The Sunday Times, October 14, 2001
Which side are you on, boys?; playwright Tom Murphy: The Irish Times, October 13, 2001
Getting back to the story, Dublin Theatre Festival: The Irish Times, October 12, 2001
Irish Language Forum: The Irish Times (Editorial), October 12, 2001
Anatomy of an Irish boyhood; Bernard MacLaverty: Toronto Globe and Mail, October 9, 2001
Local town made famous in acclaimed Irish play - Tillsonburg, Ontario: National Post, October 6, 2001
Facing the audacity
of despair, Tom Murphy's theatre: The Irish Times, October 5, 2001
Budding Heaneys off to Palace: Belfast Telegraph, October 4, 2001
Taking a shot at the stage, Neil Jordan: The Sunday Times, September 30, 2001
Electric prices Heaney's rare and recent books: The Irish Times, September 29, 2001
Seeing through the great man's specs; George Bernard Shaw: Electronic Telegraph, September 29, 2001
The importance of being Oscar: Irish Echo, September 26, 2001
Making music of the spoken word; Six Tom Murphy plays: The Irish Times, September 25, 2001
Playwright Hugh Leonard: 'Da' an exercise in exorcism: Minneapolis Star Tribune, September 23, 2001
Holly Hunter a force to be reckoned with - San Jose Rep's 'Bog of Cats' swirls around actress' fury: San Francisco Chronicle, September 17, 2001
Bernard MacLaverty; Q&A: The Times, September 17, 2001
Theatre choice - Juno & the Paycock: Scotland on Sunday, September 16, 2001
Wilde 'a strong nationalist': Sunday Independent, September 16, 2001
'Yeats's bones' may be those of French pauper: Sunday Independent, September 16, 2001
From the market
to the Kingdom: The Irish Times, September 15, 2001
Displaying All of Oscar Wilde's Many Sides: New York Times, September 12, 2001
Success leads to second short story festival: The Irish Times, September 11, 2001
Repertory's 'John Bull' a lively revival: Chicago Tribune, September 10, 2001
New writers' centre
named after poet, Galway: The Irish Times, September 10, 2001
Reviews - Krapp's Last Tape - Gate Theatre, Dublin: The Irish Times, September 6, 2001
He plays Krapp so well it Hurts: The Sunday Times, September 2, 2001
Is The Anatomy School Bernard MacLaverty's best novel so far?: Belfast Telegraph, September 1, 2001
Opening a magic casement: The Irish Times, September 1, 2001
You never know who has the Cupla Focal: Irish Independent, August 30, 2001
Following a dark muse; Holly Hunter in Marina Carr's 'The Bog of Cats': San Francisco Chronicle, August 29, 2001
The writer's residence: The Irish Times, August 29, 2001
The summer school
that wasn't: The Irish Times, August 28, 2001
Maeve tells of a novel idea for story lines: Irish Independent, August 25, 2001
Writing lines in
the book of life: The Irish Times, August 21, 2001
Northwest - Displays put emphasis on diversity in languages: Belfast Telegraph, August 20, 2001
The Gift of Tongues: Los Angeles Times, August 19, 2001
Two Northern Ireland authors make Booker Prize longlist: Irish News, August 18, 2001
Galloping through history, Morgan Llywelyn: The Irish Times, August 18, 2001
Walter Macken celebrated: Irish News, August 17, 2001
Looking for rhyme and reasons: The Irish Times, August 14, 2001
Director Patrick Mason tamed his critics during his time in charge of Dublin’s Abbey Theatre...: Scotland on Sunday, August 12, 2001
Paulin links Blake and Van Morrison: The Irish Times, August 9, 2001
I'll go on; Beckett: The Irish Times, August 9, 2001
Landscaping lives, lyrical and mundane: Irish Echo, August 8, 2001
It all sounds like Yeats to me: Sunday Independent, August 5, 2001
With the Troubles in mind: The Sunday Times, August 5, 2001
Courses in Irish language are thriving on Internet: The Irish Times, August 3, 2001
Rare book returned to library: BBC, August 2, 2001
The bellow of great airs: Irish America Magazine, Aug-Sept 2001
A call to remember: Irish America Magazine, Aug-Sept 2001
Going wild for Yeats: The Irish Times, August 1, 2001
Political uses of poet's language highlighted: The Irish Times, July 31, 2001
Students from around the world flock to Yeats school: Irish Independent, July 30, 2001
Playboy is simply reviewed: Sunday Business Post, July 22, 2001
John B. Good: The Irish Times, July 21, 2001
£500 offered for Wilde autograph: The Irish Times July 19, 2001
You’ve got to hand it to John B, says Gaiety director: Irish Examiner, July 17, 2001
Let's have more playfulness; Irish Cinema: The Irish Times July 16, 2001
Getting physical with the ghosts of 'The Playboy': The Irish Times, July 14, 2001
The Irish American Shakespeare: Irish Voice, July 11, 2001
Hopes for a lyrical future, Belfast: The Irish Times, July 5, 2001
The Blaskets — sea-tossed cradle of literature: IrelandoftheWelcomes, July-August, 2001
Keane has the write stuff, Listowel, County Kerry: Sunday Business Post, July 1, 2001
Of Swift, Synge, Stoker - Irish Classics By Declan Kiberd: Boston Globe, June 24, 2001
A
look at Galway life from behind the shop counter: The Irish Times, June 18, 2001
Rare Fuss for a Poet of the Everyday: New York Times, June 2, 2001
Newcomer wins Irish fiction award: The Irish Times, May 31, 2001
Writers' festival offers £18,000 in prizes: The Irish Times, May 29, 2001
Be Shaw and visit a great writer’s birthplace, Dublin: Irish Post, May 10, 2001
Courting nerves, heckles and vision, Galway's Cúirt Festival: The Irish Times, May 1, 2001
Athlone hosts John Broderick weekend: The Irish Times, April 26, 2001
This week's Cúirt promises a star-studded lineup; Galway: The Irish Times, April 23, 2001
Peg of my heart — Current and forthcoming productions of "Playboy of the Western World": The Irish Times, March 15, 2001
All Ireland's Bard; On Yeats by Seamus Heaney: Atlantic Monthly, November 1997
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JAMES JOYCE:
In the voice of Joyce: Bergen Record, June 12, 2002
Trove of Joyce papers flown home as eur12m deal clinched: Irish Independent, May 30, 2002
Dublin leaves Joyce’s literary legacy in ruins: Scotland on Sunday, March 17, 2002
ReJoycing the birthday of James and Ulysses: Irish Independent, February 2, 2002
Drawings of Joyce's Ulysses go on show: The Guardian, February 1, 2002
Joyce beats slump as bidders battle for treasures: Irish Independent, December 6, 2001
Ulysses spelt correctly is just not write: The Times, November 23, 2001
Artist Stella Steyn, Genius friend of Joyce: Sunday Independent, November 4, 2001
Nora - James Joyce in love: Irish America Magazine, Oct-Nov 2001
Joyce letters among auction items: The Irish Times, October 25, 2001
Revisiting The Dead: The Irish Times, October 22, 2001
Conquering the shadows from James Joyce's 'The Dead': Boston Globe, September 2, 2001
Fake Joyce death mask sale cancelled: Irish Independent, July 18, 2001
Joyce estate wins damages for Ulysses internet broadcast:
The Sunday Times, July 15, 2001
Library pays Sotheby's £55,000 for fake Joyce mask: Irish Independent, July 13, 2001
Library to renegotiate buying Joyce mask: Irish Times, July 13, 2001
Joyce's lost 'Eumaeus' draft sells at auction: The Irish Times, July 11, 2001
Ulysses chapter set to fetch £1m: Belfast Telegraph, July 10, 2001
China's Joyceans enjoy belated Bloom boom: The Irish Times, June 18, 2001
Time for Bloom to Resume His Everlasting Odyssey: New York Times, June 16, 2001
Joyce's bigger, longer, dearer day: The Irish Times, June 16, 2001
Portrait of the artist in exile: The Irish Times, June 15, 2001
Why Joyce is blooming all over the world: Irish
Independent, June 14, 2001
Bloomsday celebrations: UTV Internet, June 10, 2001
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