Clodagh Finn: A reflection on what it means to be Irish, in 10 objects

From Michael Collins' slippers to a mug of tea to the Loughnashade trumpet, let's celebrate St Patrick's Day, online for the second year in a row, with a virtual tour
Clodagh Finn: A reflection on what it means to be Irish, in 10 objects

Peig Sayers,  ‘the Netflix of the time’.

There are many, many different shades of green. That happy fact will be celebrated today even if St Patrick’s Day is forced online for the second year in a row. I’ve been on my own virtual tour, reflecting on 10 objects that tell us something about the complexity, multiplicity, joy, and sometimes sorrow of what it means to be Irish.

St Patrick’s bell shrine

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