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Arts: In this photo you see famous irish writers. Many of them are from England but said that the work was Irish. The writing helped ireland figure out its history through stories/ poems of patrons, ghosts, and fairies. Besides stories/poems a lot of Irish literature revolves around 4 topics land, religion, nationality and language. Irish literature is one of the oldest literature in the world that originated in 4th or 5th ce. Lord Dunsany, Ireland Culture, Story Poems, Swan River, Irish History, Bram Stoker, Science Art, Writing Help, Writers
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Lord Dunsany

Arts: In this photo you see famous irish writers. Many of them are from England but said that the work was Irish. The writing helped ireland figure out its history through stories/ poems of patrons, ghosts, and fairies. Besides stories/poems a lot of Irish literature revolves around 4 topics land, religion, nationality and language. Irish literature is one of the oldest literature in the world that originated in 4th or 5th ce.

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The Gaelic Journal – The Irish Literature Collection

The Gaelic Journal was a monthly magazine that was founded in 1882 and owned by the Gaelic League. Donnchadh Ó Corráin, an Irish historian and a professor of Medieval History at University College Cork, described The Gaelic Journal as “the first important bilingual Irish periodical.” Languages ranged from Gaelic, English, Welsh, and French. The Journal’s

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