#Colleen Bawn

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The Colleen Bawn

In the Autumn of 1819, the bound body of a 15-year old girl washed ashore near Money Point at Burrane, on the Clare coast. She had been murdered at the request of her recently eloped husband, John Scanlon. Ellen Scanlon (née Hanley) was born to a Limerick farming family in 1803. Her murder became the subject of books, plays, films, songs and an opera, using the nickname given to her, ‘the…

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Colleen Bawn !

0.75 oz. Yellow Chartreuse

0.75 oz. Bénédictine

0.75 oz. Rye Whiskey

1 egg

Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker, seal without ice, and shake briefly, five to 10 seconds, to whip and emulsify the egg. Open the shaker and add ice, seal again and shake hard for 10 to 12 seconds. Strain into a cocktail glass or small wine glass, and garnish with some shaved nutmeg and cinnamon.

Courtesy: Jason O'Bryan.

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[nqom]

Not by her name

Is the poor girl known,

But as The Colleen Pure,

Or, in Gaelic, "Bawn."

She was Ellie Hanley,

And that's forgot,

But the Colleen's story

In West Clare is not.

Barely sixteen, she

Went off with John Scanlon —

He said the right things;

They sailed on The Shannon.

She was beautiful, but

Without a penny —

He couldn't have taken her

Home to his family.

On the Shannon, they

Cruised up and down

Until one day she vanished,

The Colleen Bawn.

Then days of search

Until a slice

Of white chemise

Floated by a knife.

And finally The River

Served up its own:

The murdered body

Of The Colleen Bawn.

Now tourists come

To view her tombstone

And singers sing

Of The Colleen Bawn.

"He gave her a rose,"

Begins the rhyme,

And the song goes on

"Cause he took her time."

The talk of the county, Estha Weiner

[moviessilently]

The Colleen Bawn (1911)

The Colleen Bawn (1911)

An American production team shooting in Ireland with a screenplay based on a true crime scandal that fascinated the entire nation… Who said silent films were boring?

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a list of Irish unsolved mysteries, conspiracy theories, oddities, and mildly interesting events

abbeyshrule airfield is secretly being used by the american military?

the amazing blondini

anchor falls from the sky and attaches itself to church door. man is seen swimming from "sky ship" to try and release it.

ancient bog butter

anime advert released in 1997 to advertise murphy's irish stout

anne bonny, legendary female pirate who mysteriously disappeared

ardnacrusha rabbits

beauchamp bagenal, adventurer and handsomest man in ireland, who "fought a prince, jilted a princess, intoxicated the doge of venice, carried off a duchess from madrid, scaled the walls of a convent in lisbon, and concluded his exploits with a duel in paris."

beehive huts

big bertha, the world's oldest cow

bleeding religious statues in templemore, tipperary

butcher sees a flash of light and smoke coming from a field; investigates and discovers a tiny corpse that gardaí believed to be a rabbit. however, belfast laboratory carries out tests and marks the specimen "alien embryo."

chaocipher, the unbreakable code. only 3 people were entrusted with the knowledge of how to solve it by the creator.

celtic cross made out of trees viewable if you fly over donegal

chinese porcelain letter seals mysteriously found scattered in various locations in ireland

coffin of elderly woman dug up and mysteriously dumped on tipping point

the colleen bawn bust

conger bread

couple mysteriously disappear after attending funeral; their belongings are all intact and their house is undisturbed

dave mustaine of megadeth once yelled "give ireland back to the irish!" at a northern ireland concert. a fight broke out in the crowd, and megadeth had to travel in a bulletproof bus.

the death of sophie toscan du plantier, one of ireland's most famous murders

disappearance and death of andrew spence

disappearance of american woman annie mccarick in ireland

disappearance of jimmy o'neill, longest missing person case in ireland

disappearance of postman larry griffin

disappearance of lisa dorrian

disappearance of 6 year old mary boyle

disappearance of schoolboy philip cairns

disappearance of trevor deely

during the easter rising, the fighting stopped twice a day so the ducks in st stephen's green could be fed

the earliest known illustration of the moon is in a passage grave near the river boyne

éamon de valera was made an honorary ojibwe chieftain

elliot warburton wrote a book called darien, or the merchant prince, about a disaster on a steamship. warburton later died in a disaster on a steamship and his novel was published posthumously.

the fairy tree of life

the first use of the word dystopia was by john stuart mill, describing british governance of ireland

the freemason's hall in dublin, the second oldest grand lodge in the world

free-spirited englishman moves to ireland following a holiday; goes missing. there have been numerous reported sightings of him over the years, with some believing him to have joined a cult called the hare krishnas.

george bernard shaw tried to reform the alphabet

girl's face visible on satellite images of belfast's titanic quarter

goats predict weather

the hungry tree, an 80 year old tree eating an iron bench in the grounds of ireland's oldest law school

hy-brasil, a phantom island said to lie in the atlantic ocean west of ireland. it appears on some early maps but has never been reached. according to myth, it is shrouded in mist except for one day every 7 years when it becomes visible.

icelandic father flies to ireland for a poker tournament, disappears in broad daylight never to be seen again

inishmaan, the most isolated of the aran islands. with a population of only two hundred, irish is still the vernacular language and fishing is the main trade.

ireland has the highest number of ufo sightings in europe

ireland's only native reptile

irish guards officer falls 3,500 feet from an aircraft after parachute fails to open; survives by smashing through a corrugated iron roof in kenya which broke his fall

the irish loch ness monster

irishman attempted to steal the crown jewels in broad daylight; was pardoned because king charles ii was so impressed with his daring

irishman disappears in middle-eastern desert while on religious pilgrimage

irish people eat more breakfast cereal than any other country in the world

irish sheep boy

irishman survives both the sinking of the titanic and the sinking of the empress of ireland

irish teenage girl living in spain goes out on new years day; is never seen again. her brother is later on stabbed by their stepfather.

island off the coast of dublin populated by wallabies

jack lattin, a young musician from kildare who danced 8 miles before dropping dead of exhaustion in 1731

jean mcconville; kidnapped and murdered by the provisional ira for allegedly being an informant. her murder remains unsolved, with a number of high-ranking figures as suspects.

jenny diver, famous pickpocket who was educated, attractive, well-dressed, and led a gang of thieves

the kerry babies, one of the most tragic cases in 20th century ireland

killbrittain whale

king puck

kinnitty pyramid

kyleter's inn, kilkenny's oldest inn, which was established by ireland's first convicted witch.

limerick once briefly ruled itself in a soviet style government

the mayo gaa curse - why does mayo always reach the finals only for disaster to strike at the last minute?

the man who never existed, an unknown man who died almost as soon as he arrived in ireland

memorial plaque honouring someone who never existed near o'connell bridge, dublin

a mexican pilot crash landed in ireland and the locals came together to build a temporary runway for him to take off and continue his flight

mother in rural town vanishes into thin air

mound of the hostages, an ancient neolithic tomb that only lets in light twice a year

murdering lane and cutthroat lane

murder of moll mccarthy. a man was executed for her murder but was posthumously discovered to be innocent. her real murderer is still unknown.

the murder of raonaid murray; witnesses heard her telling someone to "leave her alone" and "go away", but ignored it. they then heard her scream as she was stabbed. her murder is still unsolved.

mv plassey, a steam trawler that ran aground in the 1960s and is still standing on the shoreline of inis oirr. it can be seen in the opening credits of father ted.

oliver plunkett's head

o'shea's pub

priest unjustly executed, all 12 jurors and the hangman subsequently died violent deaths

queen maeve, a galway duck, lays world's largest duck egg, almost as big as an ostrich egg. when the outer shell was broken, another egg was found inside.

st michan's church, a place where you can shake hands with an 800 year old mummy

stray cat found in northern ireland in 2015. its microchip information revealed that the cat is australian and 25 years old.

suspicious ships off the coast of kerry unloads what appears to be military equipment. inspired numerous conspiracy theories although some believe it to be a hoax.

the theft of the irish crown jewels

thomas legge, irish wandering adventurer who became a fakir and lived naked in an empty tomb in the deserts of rajasthan

the unsolved mystery of aer lingus flight 712

the vanishing lake in antrim

the vanishing triangle: an area where many young women have disappeared without a trace

what happened to shergar, the famous racehorse?

what killed the irish immigrants buried in a mass grave shortly after their arrival to philadelphia?

who killed lizzie o'neill?

"why go bald" neon sign in dublin

the world's most successful fugitive, john patrick hannan, is irish. he avoided capture for over 60 years and is still at large

the world's oldest bar is in ireland. it's been in business since 900 ad

the world's shortest play, just 35 seconds long

yola; a language derived from middle english that was spoken in wexford. it went extinct in the 19th century and had french, flemish, and welsh influences.

young woman disappears after going to nightclub; no body has been found and there is an unusual lack of evidence

2 iron age bog bodies were discovered in 2003. they were both well-groomed males, one with manicured nails and another with hair styled with gel. they had both been murdered.

the 12 pubs of christmas

in 1875 there was a fire in a whiskey distillery. 13 people died, not from the fire, but from alcohol poisoning due to drinking the whiskey that was flowing down the street in rivers

385 million year old foot prints in kerry

[lastchancevillagegreen]

The Colleen Bawn (1911) d. Gene Gauntier and Sidney Olcott 

(short film: 35m 42s)

[jellobiafrasays]

the tragic story of the colleen bawn (1953 ed.)

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“Ok ok, I feel you today / But know that those feelings are fading away” go the cutting lyrics in Bokito’s new single. ‘Okok’ hones in on the uglier part of human relations: their severance, with a fierce musicality that makes for one of the year’s most poignant and cathartic indie singles. 

Opening with a palpitating kick drum beat and bright chiming guitars, the melancholia of frontman Moses’ stacked vocals evokes bittersweet wordless partings, and he goes the full range throughout the middle eight, which culminates in an exhilarating falsetto display. Ben Jackson’s immersive production floats the intricate busyness of the instrumental atop a soundscape of swirling ambience to make for a record that sounds restless and assured. It’s business as usual from a group reinvigorating the indie genre one release at a time.

Bokito’s music beckons us into impulsive and unfettered behaviour, both through recordings and in the flesh at their remarkable live shows. It’s a tight and uproarious blend of indie, rock and pop that reels listeners in with hooks so infectious we’d need to be quarantined in a cell made of penicillin to get them out of our system. Enigmatic frontman Moses is a creature of instinct, radiating soulful, primordial energy that baits listeners into following him into the uninhibited. 

His scorching vocal range leaves aural burns reverberating in your ears as they direct your fingers to the reload button. Guitars and keys merge kaleidoscopically, giving Bokito the range to go from hook-led numbers like ‘Love Gotten’ to the shimmering pop of ‘Freckle Leather’ via the grooves of ‘Colleen Bawn’. Drawing inspiration from diverse artists like J Dilla, Jeff Buckley, Fela Kuti, Justin Timberlake and Queens of the Stone Age, the group’s high-octane songwriting always stays deftly and dynamically under their control. Paired with Moses’ honest introspective lyrics, the five-piece channel a wide spectrum of emotions to leave plenty more for listeners to discover at each play; of which there will be many.

Links https://www.facebook.com/bokitoband https://soundcloud.com/bokitoband https://www.instagram.com/bokitoband https://twitter.com/Bokitoband 

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Foxglove

FOXGLOVE: Name three facts about your family?I have a few strange facts lmao 1. There’s like an Irish myth, that people with my surname disguise themselves as seals, it dates back to this story about a man who saw a seal turn into a woman and fell in love with her. 2. There’s a pretty famous play in Ireland that was written about a distant relative of mine (who was a murderer), it’s called the Colleen Bawn, it’s a really tragic tale. 3. My great grandfather was arrested for robbing a bank, he did so to give money to the IRA while they were trying to make Ireland independent from the UK. But he obviously failed lmao.

[stairnaheireann]

The Colleen Bawn

In the Autumn of 1819, the bound body of a 15-year old girl washed ashore near Money Point at Burrane, on the Clare coast. She had been murdered at the request of her recently eloped husband, John Scanlon. Ellen Scanlon (née Hanley) was born to a Limerick farming family in 1803. Her murder became the subject of books, plays, films, songs and an opera, using the nickname given to her, ‘the…

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The San Francisco Bay Area’s Premiere Japanese Pop Culture Event Presents Anison Singer May’n, Kendama Performers Zoomadanke, Vogue-Inspired Dance Team TOKYO GEGEGAY, And Renowned Studio Ghibli Singer Azumi Inoue And Daughter Yuyu

J-POP SUMMIT 2017, one of the world’s biggest Japanese pop culture events, has announced additional dance and music artists set to perform at this year’s festival.

This year’s event will be highlighted by an exciting 2-day slate of live music from a wide range of top Japanese pop, anison (anime song), dance, electronica, enka (Japanese soul) and rock artists that will complement an extensive roster of immersive experiences and attractions inspired by the wonders of Japanese pop culture.

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Just-added artists that are scheduled to perform include anison rock singer, May’n, world-renowned professional Kendama performers from Japan, Zoomadanke, the vogue-inspired dance performance group, TOKYO GEGEGAY, and the mother and daughter singing duo of Azumi Inoue & Yuyu; the widely renowned singer of theme songs to beloved anime films from the legendary Studio Ghibli, and her daughter Yuyu. 

The newly added artists complement other live performers previously announced that include BAND-MAID, Babyraids Japan, Misaki Iwasa (Former AKB48) and YANAKIKU. 

J-POP SUMMIT 2017 takes place on Saturday and Sunday, September 9th and 10th at the Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture located in San Francisco’s Marina district. Attendees will experience the festival’s theme of ARTS, EATS and INNOVATIONS; a vibrant celebration of Japanese pop culture featuring live music, Japanese food and travel attractions, and interactive technologies. The festival is accented by ramen vendors, sake-tasting, and additional events highlighted by celebrity Guests of Honor. Festival details are available at www.J-POP.com.

J-POP SUMMIT 2017 (Fort Mason Center-only) Tickets are available for VIP, 1-Day, 2-Day, and Kid’s Passes (ages 0-12). Adult single-day passes start at only $35.00 each; 2-day passes start at only $50.00 each. Additional ticket purchase details can be found at: http://www.J-POP.com/2017/Tickets.

  About May’n

As one of the must-see Japanese female rock vocalists of a new generation, May’n has performed a wide array of music for anime. She drew initial acclaim as the singing voice of Diva of the Galaxy, Sheryl Nome, in the anime series, Macross Frontier. In 2014, she made a long-time dream come true by completing her biggest world tour ever consisting of 47 cities in Japan and multiple foreign countries, including her first-ever appearance at J-POP SUMMIT in San Francisco. More details available at: http://www.j-pop.com/guests/mayn.

  About Zoomadanke

Zoomadanke is one of the most famous professional Kendama performers in Japan. The duo consists of Takeshi Kodama (Kodaman) and Hiroki Iijima (Easy). They are pioneers who blend the elements of Kendama, which is a traditional Japanese wooden toy, with dance and music to create a new style of live performance. Their stylish and acrobatic performances also have captured a growing international following. More details are available at: http://www.j-pop.com/guests/zoomadanke.

  About TOKYO GEGEGAY

TOKYO GEGEGAY is an eccentric art and dance performance group led by Munetaka Maki, aka MIKEY, along with four girls: housewife BOW, yoga instructor MARIE, University student MIKU, and the Colleen Bawn of the group, YUYU. TOKYO GEGEGAY recently won the 10th Japan Dance Forum Award. This award is given to an individual or a group with a remarkable year of creative activity and who has made a major contribution to dance scene in Japan. The group also has performed in the Philippines and Thailand. By crossing cultural borders, the troupe has leveraged the power of dance and has received extremely positive coverage from fans and the media. More details available at: http://www.j-pop.com/guests/tokyo-gegegay.

  About Azumi Inoue & Yuyu

Making her debut in 1983, Azumi Inoue first gained notice as the singer of the end theme for Hayao Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli anime movie, Laputa: Castle In The Sky with “Carrying You.” Performing as a singer on many early Studio Ghibli movies, she is also known for such favorites as the opening and closing themes for My Neighbor Totoro: “Stroll” and “My Neighbor Totoro;” and incidental music for Kiki’s Delivery Service: “Changing Seasons” and “Maho No Nukumori.”

Yuyu is the daughter of Azumi Inoue. In 2012 Yuyu made her debut at the age of seven on the public broadcasting channel NHK, performing the song “6 Sai No Ballad” (6 Year-Old’s Ballad) for the TV show, Minna No Uta, which has a 50-year history, was bombarded with requests for the song, making it a huge hit. In 2014, her song, “Hanbun Otona” (Half an adult), a duet performed with her mother Azumi Inoue, was also broadcast on NHK’s Minna No Uta, making it her third consecutive song to be shown on the program. She is currently a 12-year-old junior high school student.

More details are available at: http://www.j-pop.com/guests/azumi-inoue-yuyu/

  Visit www.J-POP.com for additional festival information and a comprehensive listing of all the J-POP SUMMIT 2017 attractions and events. 

About J-POP SUMMIT

J-POP SUMMIT is one of the world’s biggest Japanese pop culture events held annually in San Francisco, CA. As an open playground of discovery and diversion inspired by the wonders of Japanese pop culture, J-POP SUMMIT presents ARTS, EATS and INNOVATIONS; a vibrant celebration of Japanese pop culture featuring live music, Japanese food and travel attractions, and interactive technologies. With more than 20,000 attendees for two days, the festival has become an immersive landing platform for new trends from Japan.

Official website: www.j-pop.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JPOPSummit/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JpopSummitFest

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jpopsummit

J-POP SUMMIT 2017 ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE ARTISTS AND OTHER KINETIC LIVE PERFORMERS The San Francisco Bay Area’s Premiere Japanese Pop Culture Event Presents Anison Singer May’n, Kendama Performers Zoomadanke, Vogue-Inspired Dance Team TOKYO GEGEGAY, And Renowned Studio Ghibli Singer Azumi Inoue And Daughter Yuyu…

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Dunloe'nin Boşluğu: Rehberli Tekne, Jaunting Araba ve Otobüs Turu

Güzel Killarney lake district keşfetmek, o zaman midilli ve tuzak ile Dunloe Gap dolaşacak Kate Kearney’nın Cottage bakın. Gün yelken geçirmek otantik midilli ve-tuzak binmek ve peyzaj doğal güzelliklerini keşfetmek.

Dunloe’nin Boşluğu: Rehberli Tekne, Jaunting Araba ve Otobüs Turu

Öne çıkanlar

Bir midilli ve tuzağa dunloe gap üzerinden geçmek

Güzel göl ve kanallardan geçin

Irelands en eski turlarından birini deneyimleyin

Sağlam ve buzullu bir vadide gezin

Killarney göllerinde tekneyle gezin

Tam açıklama

Bu tur tam bir Killarney macerası. Meşhur Kara Vadi ve Dunloe Gap’taki bir midilli ve tuzak yolculuğu ile Killarney’in göllerinin üçünde 14 kilometrelik bir yolculuk. Unutulmaz bir maceranın ve en son Killarney deneyiminin tadını çıkarın.

Bu yolculuk dünyaca ünlü Kate Kearney’nin kulübesinde sabah saat 10: 45’te başlıyor. Burada midilli üzerinde 7 mil gezintiye çıkın ve muhteşem bir buzlu vadide görebileceğiniz Dunloe Gap’ı yakalayın. Midilli ve tuzak yolculuğunuz, hafif atıştırmalıkların tadını çıkarabileceğiniz (fiyata dahil değildir) Lord Brandon’s Cottage’da biter.

Öğle yemeğinden sonra, Killarney’deki üç gölde yaklaşık 2 saatlik bir tur için geleneksel bir açık tekneye girin. Innisfallen Adası, Bricin Köprüsü, Colleen Bawn Kayası, Torc Dağı, Eski Weir Köprüsü, suların buluşması ve daha fazlası, 15. yüzyıldan kalma Ross Kalesi’nden geçmektedir. Tur, zengin ve çeşitli bitki örtüsü ve Killarney’in sunduğu manzarayı görmek için mükemmel bir yoldur. Yaklaşık bitiş saati 3:30 PM’dir.

Neler dahil?

Tekne turu

Midilli ve tuzak

Kate Kearney’nin kulübesinden transfer

Çizgiyi geç

Hariç olanlar

Öğle yemeği

Kimler için uygun değil

Hamile kadınlar

Hareket engeline sahip kişiler

Tekerlekli sandalye kullananlar

[funkfelicity]

Colleen Bawn by BOKITO A song about the inevitable internal struggle that accompanies personal growth backed by syncopated beats that will make you want to dance.

[thiswaymadnesslies]

You Don’t Remember Too Good

It used to be “Where were you when JFK got shot?” and now it’s “Where were you on 9/11?”  But either way the answer is you probably remember it wrong.

Take a look at this guy, General Ivan N Walker, the 24th Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic.  Here he is in 1896 remembering one of those odd coincidences people just love to go on about as if they have some kind of cosmic meaning.

If you’re too millennial to read that old-timey typesetting, he basically relates how on the day of Abraham Lincoln’s nomination, he was in Chicago watching “Our American Cousin” with Laura Keene, the same play Lincoln watched the night he was assassinated!!!!

I don’t mean to disparage this fine soldier who served his country bravely and even helped execute a partially successful breakout from a notorious Confederate prison, but I am an asshole so I went ahead and did a quick fact check.  Lemme just drop this down here, from the Chicago Press and Tribune from May 18, 1860, the day in question:

So apparently we have an old man making up shit, the way we old men are wont to do.

Not so fast, Usain Bolt.

Check out the Press and Tribune from the day before, May 17th:

Holy shitballs it’s true! It’s all true!

Back it up, Linford Christie.

Near as I can figure, Laura Keene had just finished a six-week run of Colleen Bawn in New York that ended on May 12th.  Seems a bit of a stretch that she hopped in a train and made it to Chicago in time for what looks to be a one off performance.  And it doesn’t say anything about Laura Keene being in the cast.  She was one of the most famous actresses in the country; her name would have been in the bill.

And this is from the night before Lincoln’s nomination, so there’s no way it could have been announced to the crowd.  This being Chicago and Illinois being, uh, “the land of Lincoln,” I can easily see his face being projected by limelight onto the curtain just to get the crowd cheering, but that’s all that happened.

So to sum up, a nice old man took some things that were true and turned them into a story that wasn’t true and a reporter for the New York Times didn’t bother to do any fact-checking and a mean old man 120 years later decided to shit all over a dead guy.

Welcome to the blog, folks!

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"Simple Vintage" Tips! || Retro Style for Work, School, Beginners

“Simple Vintage” Tips! || Retro Style for Work, School, Beginners

Hiiiya! So some of you requested this type of video, and I hope it's helpful!! I love you all!

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Music: Victor Dance Orchestra – "The Great One Step" JW Myers – "Colleen Bawn" Florrie Ford – "We've Got a Jazz Band Here"

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The Colleen’s Bawn: Single Projection [Film Loop]

password: movingimage

A film by Katie Carson.

Voiceover: Abie Dickey Bass Player: Alan Shields

The Colleen’s Bawn, [from the Irish – bábhún - meaning “cattle-stronghold” or defensive wall surrounding a farmland protecting the family, cattle and property from attack] is a multi-disciplinary video projection about the controversial dichotomy: The State versus the Individual. It deals specifically with the lack of women’s reproductive rights in Northern Ireland. The viewer’s reality of time is manipulated through the moving image medium creating a complex temporal zone between past and present. A meditative quality is created through the camera gliding in and out of different frames. Visual and textual manifestations raise ethical issues Northern and Southern Irish women face. Painting and drawing elements are presented as expressive animations which include sombre imagery. Presented in the stark landscape of Ulster, spanning the North/ South border, with an abandoned farmhouse, the audience is suddenly exposed to a room – a clinical stark exhibition space. A narrator shares a woman’s musings on evolution and reproductive rights accompanied by an experimental soundtrack.

Media Used: Canon 5D, Ronin Gimbal DJI, 35mm, Stop-Motion Animation, Super 8