But then you’re reminded just how unique Irish football is when Stephen Kenny quotes WB Yeats. The St Pat’s boss paraphrased ‘September 1913’ when he said: “Sportsmanship is dead and ...

The Dublin Marathon's 2023 medal features a quote that is widely misattributed to WB Yeats, though Yeats experts say they're "delighted with the sentiment." There is no record of WB Yeats saying ...

Or Yeats’s declaration in The Tower: “That, being dead, we rise,/ Dream and so create/ Translunar Paradise.” ...

W.B. Yeats. The titles of some of his famous poems were taken from Indian names, Let us consider his poems, 'Kanva on himself' and 'Kanva, the Indian, on God.' 'Kanva' is a classical Indian name.

He has also said that learning to recite poetry by W.B. Yeats as a young man helped him overcome his stutter. Joe Biden attends the 10th Annual American Institute For Stuttering Freeing Voices ...

Take for instance “Easter 1916”, written in the wake of the Easter Rising, in which Yeats cautions that “all changed, changed utterly, a terrible beauty is born”.

Yeats, gently but firmly, would have none of this. His own arguments may not have been better than Symons’; but in voice and manner and countenance, Symons was no match for him at all.

Famous Irish Poet WB Yeats wrote the poem "The Second Coming" at the end of World War I in 1919. It has been referenced many times over the years; in particular when the world faces potentially ...

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William Butler Yeats was one of the greatest English-language poets of the 20th century. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923. “The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting ...

Shailaja A. LakshmiDecember 16, 2018 Irish Ferries’ flagship craft, the WB Yeats, is finally due to set sail after months of delays that disrupted much of the company’s schedule this year.

“Yeats sang this country into being,” Bob Geldof says of the great Irish poet, subject of his triple-disc celebration, originally made for the 2016 centenary of the Easter Rising. Geldof moves ...