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September to December 2011
Miriam Dennehy
Sixty five years ago, in July 1947, the Taoiseach of the day, Mr. Éamon de Valera, landed on the Great Blasket, from the navy ship ‘Macha’, to attend to numerous pleas he had received from the islanders regarding their dire situation.
Here we publish an extract from Mícheál de Mórdha’s new book ‘Scéal agus Dán Oileáin’, (Coiscéim, Dublin), which deals with the lead up to Dev’s visit.
We’ll publish another extract in the next issue of WKL, which deals in detail with the Taoiseach’s visit to Great Blasket.
Nuacht na Gaeltachta
Ballraíocht
Seo an tseachtain deiridh anois inar féidir le imreoirí ballraíocht a bhaint amach sa chlub. De réir rialach árachais an chlub níl bheidh cead ag aon duine nach bhfuil a mballraíocht íoctha acu roimis 1 Aibreán imirt nó traenáil leis an gclub. Is féidir an táille ballraíochta a íoc led’ thraenálaí nó leis an gcláraitheoir Donncha Ó Céilleachair, Dún Chaoin.
What was your first job?
Work Experience in West Kerry Live!!
This is a tasty option for cooking chicken, it is a relatively easy dish to prepare and it allows you to use the whole chicken which ensures costs are kept down. It is full of flavour and it is ideal for Sunday lunch or a great warming dinner for these cold evenings.
Ingredients
Large chicken (cut into eight pieces, method follows)
Bunch of thyme
What was your first job?
Picking Strawberries in Wexford
What was your first job?
Working in a pottery shop in Cork
What was your first job?
Working in a newsagents.
What was your first job?
Saving hay for Micksi Boy Moriarty
for 10 shillings a day.
What was your first job?
Picking Stones