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Charles Laughton (The Private Life Of Henry VIII) - Here's some fun Oscar trivia (provided your definition of fun is incredibly flexible) — for which movie did Charles Laughton win his only Oscar? If you sa...
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Pubs and Gay Social Life in Dublin, 1923–1973 (2025 Book Chapter) - During lockdown, I researched and wrote a long article on the history of gay-friendly pubs and venues in Dublin over a fifty-year period – from the early I...4 months ago
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June Foray - a gifted voice and a miraculous ear - The One and Only June Foray I never got to work with or meet voice over artist June Foray in her long life and career, so there is not much I can say a...
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The Blog has moved... - *Bonjour*, Thank you for following French Girl in Seattle for almost 4 years. Le Blog just moved, and we miss you! This is your official invitation ...
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Interior Design | Paris Apartment - This eclectically designed Paris apartment has beautiful chevron floors, mouldings, large windows & french doors ... *photos by enrique menossi* ...
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Frances McDormand - *Academy Awards* *Best Actress *(1997) - Fargo *Nomination Best Supporting Actress *(1989) - Mississippi Burning *Nomination Best Supporting Actress *(20...
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Fly fishing in Labrador - It's been quite a while since I updated my blog. I have some photos of a trip I made in 2005 to Labrador. We stayed at Kepimets Camps, owned by Matt Libby...
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3 comments:
Where is Taft statue in Dublin. And alo, is bloomsday also Joyce's birthday.
it's in nth Fredrick st the little street between tolbot st and O'Connell st..he's been standing there for a good few year's now...and no....bloom's day is a celebration of a journey taken by Leopold bloom as he crossed Dublin in James Joyce's infamous book "Ulysses"....his birthdays is on 2 February in the year of our lord...1882...he died in 1941 after fleeing France as the Nazi sweept through europe
Our Brendan. Well up on his classics.
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