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Roddy Connolly, teenage participant in the Easter Rising, is travelling without a passport in a cargo boat through the Norwegian fiords. The destination: Soviet Russia. As they edge towards the northern tips of the Kola Peninsula, the boat is blown off course by an incoming storm, pushing them some 250 miles towards the North Pole.
21 de mar. de 2016 · Roddy Connolly and the struggle for socialism in Ireland. By Charlie McGuire. Pp 318. Cork: Cork University Press. 2008. €49. - Volume 36 Issue 144
James Connolly (em irlandês Séamas Ó Conghaile, Edimburgo, 5 de junho de 1868 — Dublin, 12 de maio de 1916) foi um líder nacionalista irlandês e revolucionário socialista. Nasceu na Escócia, filho de pais emigrantes irlandeses. Deixou a escola para ir trabalhar já aos onze anos, convertendo-se posteriormente num dos líderes ...
Spouse. James Connolly. . . ( m. 1890; died 1916) . Children. 7, including Nora and Roddy. Lillie Connolly ( née Reynolds; 1867 or 1868 – 22 January 1938) was an Irish socialist and trade union organiser. She was the wife of James Connolly, the Irish revolutionary who was involved in the 1916 Easter Rising .
7 de abr. de 2024 · The first story Roddy Doyle wrote, “Your Granny is a Hunger Striker” was never published. Due to this, his work colleague, Paul Mercier, became a sort of mentor. Paul Mercier was also a writer, he wrote about working-class Dublin. This pushed Doyle to then write about his homeplace. Leading to him writing “The Commitments” in 1986.
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Academic Biography. Charlie McGuire's main research interest is in Irish labour history. His PhD, which was awarded by the National University of Ireland Galway, was a study of the career of Irish socialist and labour movement activist Roddy Connolly. This formed the basis of the book Roddy Connolly and the Struggle for Socialism in Ireland ...
