It shall be sportedin Limerick and shall likely tell the Brown T staff there they should be selling 'em!
It shall be sportedin Limerick and shall likely tell the Brown T staff there they should be selling 'em!
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Ty for your work 👏
Accounts like @ciaraioch.bsky.social @annlizkelly.bsky.social @saraoneill.bsky.social @davemeredith.bsky.social & MANY more
Ty for your work 👏
From what I’ve read about her they’ve managed to add a taste of the layers & complexities in PL Travers’ character (one of the most fascinating writers to have ever lived)
A movie of much more depth than it might seem
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From what I’ve read about her they’ve managed to add a taste of the layers & complexities in PL Travers’ character (one of the most fascinating writers to have ever lived)
A movie of much more depth than it might seem
@saraoneill.bsky.social
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This millie hid there, through the Troubles, as a child. Devoured books encouraged by librarians who were in fact angels in disguise.
In 1925 a young Pamela Lyndon Travers, living in London, contacted the poet, George William Russell, a Lurgan man living in Dublin. Russell, known as Æ, was editor of the Irish Statesman… 1/
This millie hid there, through the Troubles, as a child. Devoured books encouraged by librarians who were in fact angels in disguise.
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In 1925 a young Pamela Lyndon Travers, living in London, contacted the poet, George William Russell, a Lurgan man living in Dublin. Russell, known as Æ, was editor of the Irish Statesman… 1/
In 1925 a young Pamela Lyndon Travers, living in London, contacted the poet, George William Russell, a Lurgan man living in Dublin. Russell, known as Æ, was editor of the Irish Statesman… 1/
In 1925 a young Pamela Lyndon Travers, living in London, contacted the poet, George William Russell, a Lurgan man living in Dublin. Russell, known as Æ, was editor of the Irish Statesman… 1/