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'Around the World with WB Yeats'

Blog

04 December 2019

'Around the World with WB Yeats: why I agreed to become Honorary President of the Yeats Society', Blog by Ambassador Dan Mulhall

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Mulhall, Episode 7: Aeolus

Blog

25 November 2019

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Mulhall, Episode 7: Aeolus

Ireland and the challenges of Brexit

Blog

10 September 2019

Blog post by the Ambassador of Ireland to the US, Dan Mulhall, on Ireland and the challenges of Brexit

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Mulhall, Episode 6, Hades

News

11 July 2019

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Mulhall, Episode 6, Hades

Eamon de Valera's visit to Boston in 1919 and 100 years of Irish-US relations

Blog

09 July 2019

Eamon de Valera's visit to Boston in 1919 and 100 years of Irish-US relations

Visiting Kansas City in 2019: in the footsteps of my 19 year-old self!

News

21 May 2019

Blog by Ambassador Mulhall - Visiting Kansas City in 2019: in the footsteps of my 19 year-old self!

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Mulhall, Episode 5, Lotus Eaters

Blog

08 May 2019

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Daniel Mulhall, Episode 5, Lotus Eaters

Blog on John Hume, an Irish peacemaker and European statesman

Blog

29 March 2019

Blog by Ambassador Daniel Mulhall on John Hume, an Irish peacemaker and European statesman

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Mulhall, Episode 4, Calypso

News

05 March 2019

Ulysses Blog by Ambassador Daniel Mulhall, Episode 4, Calypso

Blog by Ambassador Mulhall on Ulysses, Episode 3, Proteus

Blog

31 January 2019

Blog by Ambassador Mulhall on Ulysses, Episode 3, Proteus

The First Dáil, 21st of January 1919

Blog

18 January 2019

The results of the General Election of December 1918, which were declared on the 28th of the month, two weeks after polling day, produced a landslide for Sinn Féin, which won 73 seats and virtually wiped out the Irish Parliamentary Party, a party that had dominated Irish politics for decades.

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