All The Dead Men's Dreams: Sinn Féin, Commemoration and the Complex Reality of Ireland
2024/11/15
再生時間： 39 分
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All The Dead Men's Dreams: Sinn Féin, Commemoration and the Complex Reality of Ireland

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Another unplanned episode. This time I consider Michelle O'Neill's laying of a wreath at the cenotaph in Belfast on Remembrance Sunday and the reaction to same. I guess the theme of this episode is the complex reality of Ireland and this got me thinking about Francis Ledwidge also, so I've included a very brief musing on the complex (contradictory(?)) reality personified by Ledwidge. I was hoping to include Robert Graves too, but decided to leave him for a future episode.

I hope my delivery this episode isn't too scattergun as my CPTSD can cause my thoughts to crash through my words.

In the next episode I'll be again looking at the RUC and collusion with a final input from Det / 14 Int.

Many thanks
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Another unplanned episode. This time I consider Michelle O'Neill's laying of a wreath at the cenotaph in Belfast on Remembrance Sunday and the reaction to same. I guess the theme of this episode is the complex reality of Ireland and this got me thinking about Francis Ledwidge also, so I've included a very brief musing on the complex (contradictory(?)) reality personified by Ledwidge. I was hoping to include Robert Graves too, but decided to leave him for a future episode.

I hope my delivery this episode isn't too scattergun as my CPTSD can cause my thoughts to crash through my words.

In the next episode I'll be again looking at the RUC and collusion with a final input from Det / 14 Int.

Many thanks

Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.

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