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Irish Times | Niall Burgess
How Disappointing To See The Irish Times Join The Gutter Press In Its Coverage Of Champagne Popping Civil Servants. What columnist Fintan O’Toole believes is no less than “one of the most civilised newspapers in the world”. For more info visit us www.thephoenix.ie
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The Irish Times piled behind the Gate Theatre's gate. #irishtimes #gatetheatre #lockdown #covid_19 #covidireland #ireland #irish #canon #dublin (at Gate Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_XRFLAHOBu/?igshid=1w4qiw0i9adrd
“In a deleted passage in Hemingway’s story Big Two-Hearted River, he wrote: “He wanted to write like Cézanne painted. Cézanne started with all the tricks. Then he broke the whole thing down and built the real thing. It was hell to do . . . He . . . wanted to write about country so that it would be there like Cézanne had done it in painting . . . He felt almost holy about it.” Some of the most beautiful and perceptive writing about Cézanne’s work was by the poet Rilke.
“The artist,” Cézanne said, “must avoid thinking like a writer.” By this I understand him to mean that the painter must avoid narrative in a picture, or taking sides, however briefly, for one tone against another, or offering moral truth or even ironies, or allowing mere feelings to interfere with a picture, including a portrait. It is perhaps for this reason that writers, who much of the time believe also that writers must avoid thinking like writers, have been so interested in Cézanne, and why his work and the legend of his life, as dramatised in these letters, have endured.
“With sliding guitars and a touch of the Mazzy Stars, #Lover dials down the meme-able content and lets down her guard and gets personal. Now waltzing through life, floating on a cloud and indulging a glass of pinot noir, this is Swift’s Joey loves Pacey moment.”
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A cake to celebrate a special gentleman's birthday depicting what he enjoys in life. #kerrygaa #bikesatchel #tennis #pitchnputt #irishtimes #gardening #DIY #Cannaboe (at Cannaboe Confectionery) https://www.instagram.com/p/BneKqdVlN1Q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1cciqgcuqknwg
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Excerpt: Sure, Markle will do philanthropic work stemming from her marriage to a prince. She will do so, she says, in the mantle of feminism and equality. The irony of this, coming from a woman who has sacrificed her freedom and her career for marriage, and chosen to marry into one of the most conservative, classist and wealthy families on the planet, seems lost on both feminists and the media. The choice to sacrifice career in favour of marriage and motherhood is not considered acceptable in modern feminism. Markle’s choice to marry is, with luck, a source of great personal joy. But it is not progressive.
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Whoah! Smackdown but Markle doesn’t care, she'd probably call her racist for saying that. What until she finds out more about her.
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Enjoying a quick lunch before the Patties day madness continues. #saintpatricksday #irishtimes #holiday (at The Irish Times Pub & Restaurant)
