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	Irish Social Season - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Irish Social Season was a period or aristocratic entertainment and social functions that stretched from January to St.
		The period of the social season also co-incided with the parliamentary sessions of the Irish House of Lords, which many of the peers in Dublin would be attending.
		With the abolition of the lord lieutenancy in 1922, the emergence of a new nationalist state, the Irish Free State the same year, and the economic and social downturn that resulted from World War I, the Social Season dwindled and then died.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irish_Social_Season (258 words)

	The Politics of Irish Literature by Malcolm Brown (Chapter 2)
		The burden of Irish troubles always fell heaviest upon the peasants, since they were not just the bottom of the heap but the substance of the nation, the primary source of Irish wealth.
		Irish landlords found profit in adding variable units of labor to their fixed units of land, intensifying tillage to the limit.
		Irish nationalists won their political education slowly and in the most painful way possible, through the skin and by the neck.
	www.astonisher.com /archives/mjb/irishlit/irishlit_ch2.html (7871 words)

	IrishEyes: Irish Archives
		WSJ -- The face of the official Irish welcome is that of the immigration officer and it means enduring at least a visual shakedown on landing at a major Irish airport.
		Irish roads are a hive of activity as family members crisscross the countryside en route to famiy events.
		Irish investors will not be deterred from building hotels throughout the country because existing incentive structures remain intact.
	irish.typepad.com /irisheyes/irish (10306 words)

	Travel in Ireland from Moytura's Irish Bookshop
		Irish hospitality prevails: from grand castles to country farmhouses, you will be treated as a house guest rather than a tourist.
		Whether you are interested in Irish history, local artists, grand old country houses and castles, sparsely populated mountain areas, or local festivals, this guide is your ideal companion.
		It was the beginning of winter, "the dead season, as far as weather went," but the journey, with all of its encounters, is filled with a crackling and warm life.
	www.moytura.com /irishbooks/travel1.htm (1060 words)

	Independent Media Center \| www.indymedia.org \| ((( i )))
		The Social Forum movement will be in the news this Autumn: The second Irish Social Forum is planned for Dublin and Ken Livingstone and the GLC are about to invest at least ST£400,000 and a lot of time and effort supporting the European Social Forum the week after in London.
		There are plans underway to organise an Irish Social Forum the weekend before that, with a social evening, a thematic conference and a closing plenary switching between city centre locations and UCD.
		The social movements in Florence two years ago called for the anti-war demonstrations on Feb 15th last year and in some ways could claim to be a voice for that 2nd superpower, civil society, that was spoken of at the time.
	www.indymedia.org /or/2004/01/810248.shtml (1073 words)

	Irish
		In 1994, for example, Irish Studies co-sponsored appearances by then-Nobel Prize nominee and Northern Ireland's Social Democratic and Labor Party Leader John Hume, and representatives by the Unionist and Protestant communities in Northern Ireland, to discuss the peace process in their country.
		The speakers at the symposium--American and Irish scholars, including current and former BC faculty--represented a unique blend of expertise relating to many aspects of the 1798 rebellion, including the role of women in the conflict and the growth of nationalism in the 18th century.
		In 1998, Elizabeth Sweeney, a BC librarian and musician in the Irish tradition, was appointed librarian for the center.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/rvp/pubaf/bkgrd/irish.html (5930 words)

	JS Online: Irish eyes smile at greening of social scene
		Look for those of Irish heritage who are involved in the criminal justice system and you've found it.
		Also new was the Night for Irish Music on March 4, heralded by organizers as a "green-tie event." The Wyndham Hotel resembled a pub gathering as the benefit for the Irish Fest Music Archives got under way.
		Smilin' Irish eyes were those of Jane and Jerry Anderson, Margo and Ron Kuisis, Karen and John Finerty and Cathy and Ed Ward.
	www.jsonline.com /lifestyle/advice/mar00/arencol26032500a.asp?format=print (998 words)

	Newswire - Irish Social Forum - Indymedia Ireland
		The unanimous decision by the Derry County Board of the GAA to oppose opening Croke Park to other sports, followed by probable similar decisions by all six northern counties, though not necessarily by the same margin, while disappointing is nevertheless unsurprising.
		A paper on the subject entitled “The origins of the Irish Travellers and the genetic structure of Ireland” concludes that “the Travellers are undoubtedly of Irish ancestry, due to their proximity to the centroid.
		This is an invite to the second Irish Social Forum to be held Fri 8th Oct to Sun 10th.
	www.indymedia.ie /newswire.php?topic_id=8 (2133 words)

	Boston GAA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The positives one associates with the GAA in Ireland are magnified when you consider the role it plays in the lives of those who had to leave home.
		A love of Gaelic Games is a common denominator which has helped foster and reinforce a sense of community amongst Irish emigrants in Boston, Chicago, Sydney, London and any of the cities around the world which have become destinations of the Irish Diaspora.
		To conclude this introductory to the local GAA in Boston it is set to be a focal point for the Irish community for many years to come.
	www.bostongaa.org /about.htm (230 words)

	Celtic Related Dancing in DC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Dance classes are available for the social dances, and the solo performance dances, in the Irish and Scottish styles, as well as the related English and American dance forms.
		Irish Step dance centers around the solo dances, which are danced both for fun and for competition.
		In addition, members of Footworks will be teaching several Irish dance classes, both social and step, throughout the area.
	www.celticdistrict.com /CeltDance.shtml (379 words)

	PRIVILEGED OR IMPRISONED IN THE ANGLO-IRISH BIG HOUSE?
		Sir Kit does not mind her ignorance of Irish ways nor her Jewish heritage, but he is livid when she refuses to turn over to him her diamonds as she evidently had promised to do before their marriage.
		While she recognizes the social status and privilege of being born to money, Lois is completely unhappy about her lack of purpose living in the Big House.
		She is socially flexible and astute, like Alice Barton, and she is able to do what Lois Farquar is not - Scarlett creates a new role for herself and a new context for Tara in the post-war era.
	members.cox.net /lefitch/bighouse.html (4102 words)

	Irish Echo Online - Interactive Polls
		Until individal communities find a successful way to combat the causes of substance abuse, (mental illness, poverty, physical abuse in the home) the effects of alcohol abuse will continue to be endured in communities world wide.
		Usually us Irish drink with the absence of food, which further compounds the effects of alcohol poisioning in the liver and pancreatic systems.
		The views expressed are solely the opinions of the writers and do not reflect the opinions of the Irish Echo Newspaper Corp. Comments are subject to editing for clarity and space.
	www.irishecho.com /polls/showresults.cfm?id=24 (677 words)

	Marching season pits Irish past against future - Britain and Northern Ireland from BritainUSA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In the United States as in so many other countries, the summer is associated with relaxation - a season to unwind and release the year's stress.
		July is known as the "marching season'' in Northern Ireland, a time when some Protestant unionists commemorate centuries-old military victories with parades.
		The marching season is a barometer for the wider political process.
	www.britainusa.com /nireland/articles_show.asp?SarticleType=21&Article_ID=828 (669 words)

	American President
		James Buchanan was the son of Irish immigrants who had made a successful life for themselves as merchants in rural Pennsylvania.
		Numerous social events crowded the calendar, and a Washington frightened by the onrushing war was only too glad to partake in all the hospitality.
		Southerners were his political and social friends, and when forced to take sides in one of the endless slavery battles, he typically sided with Southern interests.
	www.americanpresident.org /history/jamesbuchanan/biography/email.html (5507 words)

	irish traditions - irish traditions Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		U.S. debut of the stunning Irish soprano Meav, former principal soloist with Anuna and a performer with Riverdance, and the Irish National...
		IRISH SHAMROCK: St. Patrick, in an attempt to convince the people he met in Ireland to believe in the Holy Trinity, plucked a shamrock...
		Irish Naming Traditions These are just a general guideline as there are likely to be regional differences, e.g.
	www.everythingcustom.info /irish-traditions (819 words)

	Eliza Moore Chinn McHatten Ripley. "Social Life in Old New Orleans: Being Recollections of My Girlhood." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		There were no madras, no Irish point, no Nottingham curtains even, so one did not have a large variety to choose from.
		Ice cream was seasoned by boiling a whole vanilla bean in the milk; it was frozen in a huge cylinder without any inside fixtures to stir the mixture; it was whirled in the ice tub by hand—and a stout one at that—and required at least one hour, constant labor, to freeze the cream.
		It was the dead season for plants, and Boston greenhouses were not shipping carloads of roses and carnations to New Orleans in the '40s.
	docsouth.unc.edu /ripley/ripley.html (18941 words)

	Irish Squash - Your complete resource for Squash in Ireland
		An Level 2 Coaching Course is currently being given by Irish Squash coaching tutors, Eoin Ryan and Elvy D'Costa.
		The selection criteria for Junior teams and the draft selection criteria for Masters teams is available on their respective pages.
		The Salthill club hosted the first ranking junior event of the season and the results and pics are on the Junior Page.
	www.irishsquash.com (334 words)

	2003 Grand Marshal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Their families have bred horses for generations, and Irish mares are found all over the world.
		In the eighteenth and nineteenth century, the vast majority of British cavalry horses were produced in Ireland.
		Chris was born in 1955 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, the seventh of nine children of Herbert and Helen Maguire McCarron.
	www.dcstpatsparade.com /2003_grand_marshal.html (1065 words)

	COSMIC BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Mother Teresa Season 2001 Cosmic Player Plate
		During the Divorce Referendum the Irish Catholic church threatened to deny the sacrament to women who wanted to be remarried.
		The purpose of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity is to serve the "poorest of the poor." In the process of fulfilling its mission it has become one of the wealthiest charities in the world.
		This may be the last season in the Underleague for Mother Teresa.
	www.cosmicbaseball.com /mteresa01.html (4463 words)

	LIN
		We meet at 8 pm at the ticket office at Holborn tube station or if you wish to join us later in the evening, we have the rear section of O'Neill's bar for the sole use of the club.
		Each month there is an interesting and varied selection of events including trips to the theatre and cinema, a book club, visits to pubs, clubs and restaurants, weekends away and holidays abroad, and for the more active member a regular and varied programme of country walks are available.
		Founded in 1989, LIN was set up to provide people from an Irish background or those with an interest in Irish culture, based in London, to meet up and socialise.
	www.londonirish.org.uk (356 words)

	ireland.com and The Irish Times, Ireland's Online Newspaper
		GERMANY: Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) moved quickly to halt the growing coalition chaos in Berlin yesterday when Franz Müntefering, who resigned as party leader on Monday, said he was still prepared to serve in the next government.
		Solicitors are in a number of instances acting at the same time for both elderly people signing over property to third parties as well as the third parties benefiting from the transaction, it was claimed yesterday.
		The Revenue Commissioners have appealed to the Supreme Court against a decision that millionaire developer Robert Pino Harris is entitled - before the courts decide legal issues relating to the interpretation of tax laws - to some €9 million in tax refunds arising from his expenditure on a luxury yacht.
	www.ireland.com /scripts/tardis.plx?main=newspaper/front (802 words)

	Irish Film Insitute»Richard Linklater Season»Festivals & Seasons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		They are idlers; a generation of youths who drift, who prioritize leisure as necessary to the development of ideas—no matter how inane any particular idea might be.
		Linklater’s films represent a very deliberate and subtle exploration of the collective mores of various age groups within adolescence/post-adolescence: Slacker and Before Sunrise deal with the post-college set; Dazed and Confused is concerned with the social rituals of high school, and SubUrbia documents the netherworld of the early twenties/late-teen years of the high school dropout.
		In providing a finely detailed rendering of the vicissitudes of the adolescent experience, we are also able to see the many shades of idleness—its limitation as well as its virtues.
	www.fii.ie /cinema/ft_season1.asp?SID=59 (545 words)

	Irish Softball Association - Archived Social Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Irish National Squad are hosting a Comedy Night in the Sugar Club in town on Thursday 20th May. Tickets cost €20.00 and are available from any member of the National Squad.
		And if that is not enough the ISA will award a brand new Louisville bat with 10 balls to the team who makes the most impact on the day, be that the team with the most members or originally dressed (you decide!).
		With the Rugby season starting our next event is a Tag Rugby blitz in St. Mary's rugby club on Saturday 13th of September.
	www.softball.ie /social_events_archive.htm (1861 words)

	Murphy's Green Sox: Opening of the Green Sox Social Season 2005
		Murphy's Green Sox: Opening of the Green Sox Social Season 2005
		Opening of the Green Sox Social Season 2005
		Bring a wife or a girlfriend (and a six pack or a bottle of Jameson if you like).
	murphysgreensox.blogspot.com /2005/03/opening-of-green-sox-social-season.html (120 words)

	The Breaking Point by Mary Roberts Rinehart eBook by BookRags
		Micky, the Irish terrier, lay asleep at the foot of the stairs, and her father’s voice, reading aloud, came pleasantly from the living room.
		The one near the pulpit was the Sayres’ and it was the social calendar of the town.
		Sayre was in it, it was the social season.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/1601/5.html (529 words)

	European Irish Latest News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		IRISH distance running got a major boost yesterday when Robert Connolly of Dundrum South Dublin took a 5,000m bronze medal on the last day of the European U23 Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
		Although not technically Irish or Celtic Music, this is a facinating Folk Festival for anyone interested in the musics of the world, with folk groups from all across the world, including from Cuba, Easter Island, Turkey, Portugal, Philippines..
		Irish time trail champion, David McCann and Brian Keneally both finished in the top 15 thereby securing two places at the 2004 games.
	www.europeanirish.com /latestnews/JulyNews.htm (5974 words)

	Amazon.com: Mapp & Lucia Series 1 (1985): DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Miss Mapp holds sway over Tilling's social life-with schemes of low cunning and the help of a well-placed bay window-until the day Lucia moves to town.
		This is essentially the story of two bored and wealthy women, one a dyed in the wool, stickler for convention (Scales), the other a social climbing, bohemian, bright, slighty older, thing (McKewan).
		Sheltering in the tranqulity of an English Seaside village during the early 1930's, the two head for a war of words and culture when one rents a summer home form the other and imposes her bohemia upon the stuffy residents of the village.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006RJ63?v=glance (1630 words)

	Wimberley Concert Association Presents Free Concert in Wimberley, Texas
		Jesse Chisholm, a seasoned performer at age 11, is a long-time student of Suzuki violin and Texas fiddling.
		Woolsey returns for the 19th consecutive season to delight us with his talent, mastery, and selections.
		An eclectic mix of acoustic music including Texas-style and Irish fiddling, country and western, bluegrass, swing, and even a few originals.
	www.visitwimberley.com /articles-events/wca-spursnflash.shtml (612 words)

	Rep opens 21st season with 'Skull'
		If you like dark comedy, chances are you’ll like "The Skull of Connemara." Martin McDonagh’s play about Mick Dowd, an Irish gravedigger with an unusual assignment, comes to town just in time for Halloween.
		But this tale of rural Ireland could be told any time of the year.
		Some critics have accused McDonagh of portraying Ireland as a claustrophobic backwater where eccentrics talk about inanities and indulge in acts of cruelty.
	www.durangoherald.com /archives/arts416.htm (495 words)

	European Irish Latest News
		The Princess Grace Irish Library was opened in November 1984 by His Serene Highness The Sovereign Prince Rainier III of Monaco — as his tribute to the attachment Princess Grace (1929-1982) felt for her Irish origins.
		After viewing Irish films at the Library, the pupils discuss the subject in class and appreciate this opportunity to express themselves on matters as varied as music, mythology, history and contemporary social problems.
		Irish riders dominated the Grand Prix of Athens on Sunday, taking first and second places to round off a memorable weekend in the Greek capital.
	www.europeanirish.com /latestnews/Oct04News.htm (8611 words)

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