Engaging SpacesEngaging Spaces: People, Place and Space from an Irish Perspectiveby Jim Hourihane \n \nThe world around us is changing more rapidly than at any previous point in the history of humankind. Even a casual recollection of the world we lived in one, two or more decades ago, highlights the profound changes which have been wrought in a short time span. Space and time have been compressed and globalisation has become a by word for many of the processes and

Together with its sequel

where he now lives

cased and cloth-bound

an enveloping mother

In his efforts to capture the formations of the magical birds

and above all

For many of its participants

Catholic convert and proto-Republican

Using hitherto-unpublished letters and scrapbooks assembled by Hazel herself

In 1941 the Japanese routed the British army there and captured his fellow priests

as he returns to London just before his eighteenth birthday

Yeats’s great poem ‘Easter 1916’