Ingroup chatbyLisasnaughtynook·Nov 4The Living, the Dead and the World Beyond — Ancestors, Memorial Customs and the Changing Meaning of…Death has never been simply the end of a life. Throughout history, people have found ways to remember those who came before them, to honour…
Ingroup chatbyLisasnaughtynook·Nov 3🎃 Chapter 13, Part One: The Halloween Table — Traditional Foods and Forgotten Autumn CustomsWhat did people really eat at Halloween, and why did certain foods become part of the autumn celebration?
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InNEW LITERARY SOCIETYbyPat Kenny·Jun 12The Day Tommy Carney Nearly Got the Bishop ExcommunicatedHow one cheeky boy’s questions turned a solemn Confirmation into the most memorable day in Ballybeggan.A response icon1
InNEW LITERARY SOCIETYbyPat Kenny·May 22Tommy “The Bull” McCartan and the Eulogy That Started a WarTommy “The Bull” McCartan was only twenty minutes dead before the arguments started.
