Yeats, the fiery young Nationalist, rolling up with his own hands, the red carpet spread on a Dublin sidewalk "by some elderly Nationalist softened or weakened by time, to welcome Viceroyalty," is ...

Even the famous last line ‘I saw a young girl, she had the walk of a ... George, baby and W.B. Yeats were no sooner settled in their rented home, Dundrum Lodge, than husband and wife resumed ...

There he had set out the consequences of the failure of the Lane project: 'If Hugh Lane is defeated hundreds of young men and women ... Paudeen' - W.B. Yeats) However, it is the last poem on ...

Rising of 1916 against British rule in Ireland has both political and literary significance. It marked one of the foundational moments in European history that led to the liberation of the Irish state ...

A “wonderfully dark and dreamy” show for young audiences is coming to the National Opera House later this month courtesy of ...

He will play the role of a young W.B Yeats alongside Olwen Fouéré and Pete McDonald, who will each interpret different parts of the poet’s life, including ‘Early Yeats, the Republican in a ...