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Feb 15, 2024 · Originally published in 1925, A Golden Treasury of Irish Verse is an impressive and beautifully crafted collection of the best of Irish poetry from ancient times to the early twentieth century. It features folklore and legend, often beautifully translated from Gaelic with contributions from William Congreve, Thomas Moore, Moira O’Neill ...
In December 1920, the month he graduated from Trinity College, he began work as county organiser and assistant secretary of the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust (CUKT) with Lennox Robinson, who was the Irish secretary. It was also during this time that MacGreevy began writing prose fiction. Very few of these stories were published.
Lennox Robinson (born Oct. 4, 1886, Douglas, County Cork, Ire.—died Oct. 14, 1958, Dublin) was an Irish playwright and theatrical producer associated with the Abbey Theatre; a leading figure in the later stages of the Irish literary renaissance. When still young Robinson became devoted to the cause of Irish nationalism through seeing ...
Esmé Stuart Lennox Robinson was born on Oct. 4, 1886, in Douglas, County Cork, Ireland. While still young, despite his Protestant upbringing, he became devoted to the cause of Irish nationalism through seeing performances of the Abbey Theatre Company in Cork. His country’s troubles were to be a frequent theme of his plays.
(1886–1958),Irish dramatist, manager of the Abbey Theatre, 1910–14 and 1919–23, when he became the director until his death. Among his best‐known plays are The Clancy Name (1911); the patriotic Harvest (1911) and Patriots (1912); The Whiteheaded Boy, a comedy (1920); Crabbed Youth and Age (1924); the ambitious The Big House (1928), on the changing state of Ireland; and two successful ...
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