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25.01.2022 September issue of the magazine is now online.

24.01.2022 Report by Trevor McClaughlin Each year the Irish Famine orphan girls are commemorated in two places: in Melbourne, in Burgoyne Park, Williamstown, in November, and in Sydney, at the Hyde Park Barracks Monument on the last Sunday of August. This year the Sydney commemoration went ‘virtual’, quarantined by the coronavirus. Some Melbourne readers may not be familiar with the Hyde Park Barracks ceremony. [ 1,060 more word ] http://tintean.org.au//great-irish-famine-commemoration-h/

22.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au/2020/05/10/the-hermit-priest/

21.01.2022 the April issue is out. See it at www.tintean.org.au

21.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au/2020/05/10/a-word-for-the-brothers/

19.01.2022 https://wp.me/p2H10s-8sN

18.01.2022 Some interesting articles in June's tintean.org.au

18.01.2022 By Aidan Doyle Much has been written about the decline of the Irish language in the last 400 years. For most people, this has been a regrettable occurrence. Recent commentators have compared the death of languages like Irish to the extinction of plants and animals. In this short piece, I’ll argue that Irish English is also under threat. This might seem a strange claim to make. [ 1,516 more word ] http://tintean.org.au//10/irish-english-a-threatened-spec/

18.01.2022 Violet Gibson The Irish Woman Who Shot Mussolini premièred at the Dublin International Film Festival on 4 March in Cineworld Parnell St and 6 March in the Lighthouse Cinema Smithfield. Both screenings were sold out and the film was enthusiastically received by critics, academics, fellow filmmakers and the general public alike. Financed by Irish Language broadcaster TG4, the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI), the producers themselves, and Section 481 Film Relief, the film was inspired by Siobhán Lynam's radio documentary [ 531 more words ] http://tintean.org.au//violet-gibson-the-irish-woman-who-/

17.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au/2020/05/10/new-irish-fiction/

15.01.2022 The May issue of www.tintean.org.au will be out on the morning of the 10th EST.

15.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au/2020/05/10/editorial-4/

11.01.2022 If any of Irish based in Victoria are in need of help - fill out the below form from the Migrant Workers Centre for information on resources and supports - please share with your networks, stay safe everyone

10.01.2022 South Australia, some additional material. I have just found some more of my research on the orphans sent to South Australia. You may remember from earlier posts that the Imperial authorities in Britain, recognizing the difference between the colonies, dealt with South Australia separately from New South Wales. See for example my posts 13 earl-greys-irish-famine-orphans-13 and 16 earl-greys-irish-famine-orphans-16 It looks like my newly surfaced folder consists mainly of [ 1,431 more word ] https://earlgreysfamineorphans.wordpress.com//earl-greys-/

10.01.2022 Jane’s story had to wait until DNA testing became available. http://tintean.org.au/2020/06/10/jane-feeney-and-dna/

09.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au/2020/05/10/bloomsday-metempsychosed/

09.01.2022 The Tinteán Editorial Collective stands in solidarity with black communities across the globe and the #BlackLivesMatter movement in the fight against racism. https://wp.me/p2H10s-8sN

09.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au//05/10/soldier-of-the-irish-republic/

08.01.2022 The June issue of https://tintean.org.au is out. Sign up for future issues. It’s free.

08.01.2022 October issue is now out.

08.01.2022 Eliza McCready: A ‘Belfast Girl’ banished to Moreton Bay http://tintean.org.au/2020/05/10/leeanns-belfast-girl/

07.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au//canonical-australian-writers-with-/

07.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au//ceo-bruithne-agus-scealta-eile-by-/

05.01.2022 http://tintean.org.au//how-does-ireland-compare-with-aust/