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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Writers, ranchers and revolutionaries: tales of the Irish in Argentina
How many people know that the man who raised the Irish flag over the GPO at Easter 1916 was from Argentina? I didn’t know this until I was told it earlier this month in Buenos Aires by Guillermo MacLoughlin, one … Continue reading
