Dáiddadállu: A Northern Art Network

Sheila de Courcy

5 December 2023

7 Minutes

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Loving Football Is a Problem

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William McKeown, An Open Room, Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, 30 August–30 September 2023

If the room is the body then the window is the point of desire for connection to outside, or, for something or someone from outside to come inside.

John Graham

27 September 2023

11 Minutes

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    Loving Football Is a Problem

    It’s hard to answer. But I would begin by reflecting on how love is a form of insistence. Our histories are long. To love a football team ...

    Orit Gat

    1 July 2023

    10 Minutes

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    Practical Magic, Periodical Review 12, Pallas Projects, 10 December 2022– 28 January 2023

    I am looking at all this from what feels like a great distance. From a distance and back through time, I try to summon the memory of how light moved

    Sarah Kelleher

    21 June 2023

    10 Minutes

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    In Conversation: Isabel Nolan with Chris Hayes

    You know, there’s this great story that I think appears in some of the hagiographical material. It turns out that St. Patrick hadn’t quite banished

    Chris Hayes

    8 May 2023

    14 Minutes

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