…em to explain to his parishioners the mystery of the Trinity. And, of course, lots of good beer and whiskey best given by these payments, which must not be a coincidence that one of the many legends that are attributed to the saint is that of having taught the Irish to distil. On the afternoon of Friday 12 is given the starting gun for almost a week of celebration by virtually every corner of the country. In Dublin, who after the excesses of that… Continue reading →

… He died of tuberculosis in 1795, was dumped in a common grave sight after a DR stole, pickled and returned his heart after carving it out. Two centuries later DNA test were taken when the body was found matching perfectly to Marie-Antoinette by matching some of her hair taken during her childhood. Perhaps the family would like to shop at the Palais Royal Palace formally known as Palais Cardinal where the prime minister, Cardinal Richelieu lived…. Continue reading →