Introduction Testimony gleaned from autobiographies and oral histories can enrich our understanding of the cultural, social, and economic life of twentieth-century Belfast. Recording the history of any town with a contentious memory can be difficult and this has certainly proven to be the case in...
Different countries around the world have different economies. International investors will classify these countries based on their economic development levels. Two of these classifications are developed countries and developing countries respectively. A developed country is one that is considered to have high growth, while a...
In this essay I will discuss the marriage bar in Ireland and how it influenced Ireland around the twentieth century and what it meant and how it managed to happen and what knock on affects of it. The Marriage bar is to carry out and...
In Stirling, Scotland, there is a narrow bridge over marshland and river. The English knights tried to cross the River Forth through this bridge right in front of the Scottish army. Inspired by and led by William Wallace and Andrew Moray, they embraced their higher...
Jackson & O Doherty (2012) state ‘community development is the process in which people join together to improve conditions and create change at the community level.’ Traditionally, Ireland has a long history of community development, beginning with the co-operative movement over a century ago. The...
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Dubliners is a collection of fifteen stories written by James Joyce. All the stories together create a depiction of Irish people living in Dublin, set at the beginning of the 20th century. This was the era of Irish nationalism and of a search for independence...
James Joyce’s Dubliners is a collection of short stories that aims to portray Ireland, its people, and its issues. With the use of three short stories written by Joyce “Araby”, “Eveline” and “After the Race”, and the help of five secondary sources from Blake G.Hobby...
Ireland is characterized for having a small open economy, where reducing inequality and eradicating poverty are key policies objectives. Even so, in Ireland there are many inequalities and a notable percentage of poverty. In relation to the most vulnerable groups, there is one of the...
An analysis of the spectacular growth that Ireland had in the last few decades would not be complete enough without a comparison with the economic performance that the island had prior to this economic miracle. The close historical ties between the Republic of Ireland and...
Introduction Considering the immense impact media has on the people at present times, it becomes important to bring under the scrutiny what is being consumed as ‘news’ and how is that shaping our knowledge and perception of the world we live in. This study gives...
The freedom of speech is a contentious subject. Academically, it can be argued as both good and bad for society, with the right to freely express your opinion being marred by the court’s responsibility to protect the reputation of Irish citizens. The media provides the...
Due to the increase in obesity in Ireland, childhood obesity is becoming an issue. The studies that will be discussed in this discourse will talk about the three major causes of obesity which are: poor physical activity levels, eating high calories, parenting, and genetics. The...
In A Modest Proposal, author vents his escalating aggravation at the incompetence of Ireland's legislators, the pretense of the affluent, the oppression of the English, and the filth and squalor in which Swift perceives several Irish people living. Though A Modest Proposal laments the miserable...