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Tim Robinson’s Connemara: TG4 on 10|06|2020

Tim Robinson’s Connemara: TG4 on 10|06|2020

Tim Robinson's Connemara with a "Connemara stone" from Ballyheigue Beach. Things happen in threes, so they say. Cathy Galvin, a poet and journalist whose family emigrated from Mason's Island in Connemara, contacted me about Charles R. Browne's...

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Remembering Tim Robinson

Remembering Tim Robinson

Tim Robinson 1935-2020 (Photograph: Nicolas Fève). Tim Robinson, whose death was announced on Friday, was a constant presence in the work I have been doing on the Aran Islands. Tim launched my exhibition of the photographs of John Millington Synge...

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Becoming an Anthropologist

Becoming an Anthropologist

Last Friday, I became an anthropologist after I successfully defended my PhD thesis at Maynooth University (MU), where I made a short presentation about my research on the skull measuring business in Ireland and answered questions from a panel of...

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Confronting genocide:  turning research into activism.

Confronting genocide: turning research into activism.

"They didn’t manage to kill us all at the time of colonization” says Celia Xakriabá “but we are living through a moment of legislated genocide.” Xakriabá is an activist who is featured in Tribal Voice, an online campaign that is organised by...

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