Global Fact 4 group shot © Mario GARCIA “Fact-checking keeps growing!” Report from #GlobalFact4 by Allan LEONARD @FactCheckNI 9 July 2017 The fourth … More
Year: 2017
An acorn matures: Book launch of Little House on a Peace Line (Tony Macaulay)
An acorn matures: Book launch of Little House on a Peace Line (Tony Macaulay) by Allan LEONARD 27 June 2017 … More
Open space photography at the Linen Hall Library
Open space photography at the Linen Hall Library by Allan LEONARD 31 May 2017 Gaining inspiration from viewing the archive … More
Softening images of Partition
Softening images of Partition by Allan LEONARD 24 May 2017 Although John Irvine left Northern Ireland over 15 years ago, … More
Art, peace and reconciliation: In conversation with Rita Duffy
Art, peace and reconciliation: In conversation with Rita Duffy by Allan LEONARD 11 May 2017 At the last lecture in … More
Then & Now: Belfast Blitz
Then & Now: Belfast Blitz by Allan LEONARD 17 May 2017 In an apparent continuation of their Then & Now … More
Stéphane Duroy: Selecting memories
Stéphane Duroy: Selecting memories by Allan LEONARD 3 May 2017 A recent exhibition in Le Bal featured a retrospective of … More
Book review – The Enlightenment: A Very Short Introduction (John ROBERTSON)
Review: The Enlightenment: A Very Short Introduction (John ROBERTSON) by Allan LEONARD for Mr Ulster 1 May 2017 The Enlightenment … More
Everywhere is different but nevertheless is not unrecognisable
Everywhere is different but nevertheless is not unrecognisable by Allan LEONARD 25 April 2017 Of the treasure trove of prints … More
Of lying (and truth) in politics (SRF Radio 2)
Of lying (and truth) in politics (SRF Radio 2) 13 March 2017 Martin ALIOTH interviewed Allan LEONARD (Northern Ireland Foundation), … More
Reciprocated Gaze: Belfast Exposed
I found myself with spare time before the bus commute home, so I popped over to Belfast Exposed, where I … More
Book review – The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work (Alain de BOTTON)
I have read most of de Botton’s books, and The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work took me the longest to finish, … More