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Hayes-McCoy, Felicity
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Hayes-McCoy, Felicity -- Family.
Ireland -- History -- 20th century.
Ireland -- Genealogy.
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Hayes-McCoy, Felicity
Hayes-McCoy, Felicity -- Family.
Ireland -- History -- 20th century.
Ireland -- Genealogy.
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Woven
silence
:
memory
,
history
&
remembrance
/ Felicity Hayes-McCoy.
by
Hayes-McCoy, Felicity
The Collins Press, 2015.
Call #:
941.5082 H418w
Subjects
Hayes-McCoy, Felicity -- Family.
Ireland --
History
-- 20th century.
Ireland -- Genealogy.
ISBN:
9781848892521 (pbk.)
Description:
viii, 244 p. ; 20 cm.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: 1.The Kaleidoscope Turns -- 2.The Sliding Stones -- 3.A Folded Fist -- 4.The Filly-Foal -- 5.Secret Stitching -- 6.The Soldiers' Song -- 7.The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism -- 8.After the Ball -- 9.
Silence
-- 10.The Ceremony of Innocence -- 11.The Pikeman and The Heart Stone.
Summary:
Inspired by the story of her relative Marion Stokes, one of three women who raised the tricolour over Enniscorthy in Easter Week 1916, Felicity Hayes-McCoy explores the consequences for all of us when memories are manipulated or obliterated, intentionally or by chance. In the power struggle after the Easter Rising the ideals for which Marian and her companions fought were eroded, resulting in an Ireland marked by chauvenism, isolationism and secrecy. By mapping her own family stories onto the
history
of the State, Felicity examines how Irish life today has been affected by the censorship and mixed messages of the past. Absorbing, entertaining and touching, her story moves from Washerwoman's Hill in Dublin to London and back again, spans two world wars, a revolution, a civil war and the development of a republic, and culminates in Ireland's 2015 same-sex marriage referendum.
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