She is reluctant to discuss her Irish roots and marriage but happy to talk to Penelope Dening about a new book aimed at men. Lace-maker Theresa Kelly talks to Rosita Boland about the social history of lace. In an extract from a new essay, Declan Kiberd argues that multiplicity is the key to our identity. Kathryn Holmquist, herself a 'blow-in', relates to some of the interviewees featured in a new book about immigrant women in Ireland. A trusted maxim of modern business is never to underestimate the consumer's gullibility.
Image is everything, and substance nothing.
I'm talking about the Guinness Storehouse. Run out of Ireland 15 years ago , David Armstrong turned his back on the Presbyterian church and became a Church of England minister. Now he is back. We have created an Ireland fit for Rev David and June Armstrong to return to. You're very welcome to the Island Ireland directory for Irish folk culture.