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History in need of a new home
The National Museum, the National Gallery, the National Library
. . . Dublin is filled with museums, yet none records the
remarkable history of the city itself, writes
Arminta Wallace p
Three ways to play the generation game
Three generations of women with three very different lives discuss what has changed in their expectations and desires, and what has stayed the same, writes Kate Holmquist p
Other Features
Slice of the scissors and swish of the scythe
DISPLACED IN MULLINGAR: Last Tuesday morning I went to the barber shop on Austin Friar Street for a haircut. The frost was so severe that the trees in the town park crackled as thawing ice broke the joints of small branches. It reminded me of frosty mornings long ago in Cavan, when I cycled to school, down the back road, past the golf course, and through Loreto wood. pReviews
Kate Nash at Olympia in Dublin and The Bus at Civic Theatre, Tallaght are reviewed. p
