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"I'm glad you like The Red and the Green - no one has cared much about it, generally least successful - people don't want to hear about Ireland. " -Letter to Roly Cochrane, 14 January 1986
Conradi says IM regretted romanticising violence here
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Constance Markievicz (1868-1927) ?= Millie |
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1902 Panhard |
π Second-Lieutenant Andrew Chase-White, 21yo, stationed at Longford
π°Christopher Bellman, her father
Heather Kinnard Bellman, her mother, died young
Finglas, the Bellmans' villa in Sandycove ave
Hilda Drumm Chase-White, his mother, moving to Claresville in Dalkey
Henry Chase-White, his late father
Janet Selborne-Doyle Dumay Chase-White, his grandmother
π€‘Barnabas 'Barney' Drumm, his uncle, Catholic convert, drinker π«π― parody of Donald MacKinnon?
π’Millie Dumay, his adventurous aunt, lives in Upper Mount street and Rathblane
Brian Dumay, his outdoorsy uncle, Catholic convert, died c1910
π΅Kathleen Kinnard, Brian's wife, Heather's sister, remarried Barney
πPat Dumay, their son, 22yo 'the iron man' studying law
π¦Cathal Dumay, their son 13yo?
Sir Arthur Kinnard, Kathleen's and Heather's brother, married Millie, died young
(siblings Arthur/Kathleen married siblings Millie/Brian)
Dumays live in IM's old house on Blessington Street
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poem:Green above the Red
tune: Whiskey in the Jar [eg]
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Sandycove Martello tower: occupied parttime in 1916 by Oliver Gogarty, not yet but soon to be made famous by 'Ulysses'
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Harold Gilman (1876-1919) Portrait of Mrs Whelan |
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'Portrait of Lady Lavery as Kathleen Ni Houlihan' by John Lavery |
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