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Ij2+316 S 155-166 Remember NEU.Pmd 155 20.09.2016, 18:25 Ret T Member ret t member Bloody Sunday-Priester schof von Derry. Er musste diese Position aufge- „Bishop Edward wird in Erinnerung bleiben als ein Edward Daly (1933-2016) ben, nachdem er einen Schlaganfall erlitten hatte, furchtloser Friedensstifter,“ sagte Erzbischof Eamon „Fearless Peace-Builder“ fungierte aber bis Februar 2016 als Kaplan für das Martin von Armagh, der Katholische Primat Irlands: Das Foto von Dr. Edward Daly, wie er mit ei- Foyle Hospice in Derry. 2015 erhielt er die Ehren- „Seine Tapferkeit offenbarte sich auch in seiner fes- nem blutigen Taschentuch versucht, freies bürgerwürde der Stadt Derry. 2011 machte Bischof ten Überzeugung, dass Gewalt, egal von welcher Geleit für den Abtransport eines tödlich ver- Daly noch einmal von sich reden, als er in seinem Seite der Troubles, zwecklos war und moralisch nicht wundeten Opfers des ‘Blutsonntags’ von Buch ‘A Troubled See’ über sein Leben reflektierte zu rechtfertigen.“ Derry zu erreichen, ging um die Welt als ei- und die Meinung vertrat, dass in der modernen Ka- nes der eindrucksvollsten Bilder des Nordir- tholischen Kirche ein Platz für verheiratete Priester Martin McGuinness nannte Daly „eine konstante landkonflikts. sein müsse. Größe über mehr als 40 Jahre, in guten wie schlech- Daly, ursprünglich aus Belleek in Co. Fermanagh, „Edward Daly war ein Volksbischof“, sagte SDLP- ten Zeiten in der Stadt.“ Bischof Daly, sagte er, „ist war damals, am 30. Januar 1972, als er Zeuge des Chef Colum Eastwood: „Da gab es keine Distanz. im Grunde eine eher schüchterne Person gewesen, Übergriffs britischer Soldaten auf unbewaffnete Er war Teil des Volkes, und deshalb haben die Leute nicht jemand, der die Schlagzeilen gesucht hat, aber Demonstranten wurde, ein 39-jähriger Kaplan an ihm vertraut.“ Für viele außerhalb Derrys, fügte er er ist in die Schlagzeilen katapultiert worden we- der St. Eugene’s Cathedral in Derry, wo er seit 1962 noch hinzu, „wird die Erinnerung an Bischof Daly gen Bloody Sunday, als er versuchte, Jackie Duddy als Priester gewirkt hatte. Er hatte seine Ausbil- für immer mit dem ikonischen Bild verknüpft sein, zu helfen.“ Der EX-IRA-Kommandeur von Derry dung am St. Columb’s College in Derry erfahren, das am Bloody Sunday eingefangen wurde. Dieser sagte auch, Bischof Daly sei der IRA immer kritisch und seine Priesterausbildung am Pontifical Irish einzigartige Moment warf ein Schlaglicht auf das gegenüber gestanden und „allen, die in den Konf- College in Rom vollendet. Nach seiner Priesterwei- Mitgefühl und den Mut dieses Mannes im Ange- likt verwickelt waren.“ he 1957 war seine erste Station als Kaplan in Cast- sicht der Gewalt. Es war und bleibt ein Bild, das die XXXXXXXXX lederg, Co. Tyrone. Von 1974 bis 1994 war er Bi- Geschichte seines Lebenswerkes verkörpert.“ Das Bild, das durch die ganze Welt ging, Bloody Sunday, damals am 30. Januar 1972. Fr Edward Daly schwenkt ein weißes Taschentuch, als der schwerverwundete Jackie Duddy abtransportiert wird. XXVII, 2+3.16 irland journal 155 ij2+316 _S 155-166 _remember NEU.pmd 155 20.09.2016, 18:25 ret t member aus irland journal V, 1.94, von Dagmar Kolata XXXXXXXXX 156 irland journal XXVII, 2+3.16 ij2+316 _S 155-166 _remember NEU.pmd 156 20.09.2016, 18:25 ret t member XXXXXXXXX XXVII, 2+3.16 irland journal 157 ij2+316 _S 155-166 _remember NEU.pmd 157 20.09.2016, 18:25 ret t member Robert Dunbar (1940-2016) Und er tat es immer mit einer guten Prise Hu- Irlands Kinderbuch-Champion mor! Lehrer, Rezensent, Kritiker, Herausgeber - Robert Dunbar, der am 21. Juli nach langer Krank- egal, welchen Hut Robert Dunbar trug, heit im Alter von 76 Jahren verstarb, war Mitbe- immer hatte er nur eines im Sinn: die Förde- gründer der Children’s Literature Association of rug der Literatur für Kinder und Jugendliche. Ireland, die mit dem Irish Children’s Book Trust Er war zeitlebens ein Champion der Kinder- fusionierte und nun als Children’s Books Ireland und Jugendbuchliteratur, seine Beiträge in firmiert. der Irish Times über 27 Jahre hinweg, stell- Als Dozent für Englisch und Kinderliteratur prä- ten viele neue Autoren vor und rückten das sentierte er auch ein wöchentliches Radiopro- Als Blutsonntag (auch Blutiger Sonntag, eng- Kinder- und Jugendbuch ins öffentliche In- gramm. Er war darüber hinaus Herausgeber des lisch Bloody Sunday, irisch Domhnach na Fola) teresse. Magazins ‘Inis’, war in der Jury für den Bisto Book wird in Nordirland der 30. Januar 1972 be- of the Year Award und selbst Empfänger eines CBI Lifetime Achievement Award. zeichnet. An diesem Tag wurden in der nord- irischen Stadt Derry bei einer Demonstration für Bürgerrechte und gegen die Internment- Politik der britischen Regierung unter Edward Heath 13 Menschen von Soldaten des briti- schen Parachute Regiment erschossen und 13 weitere angeschossen. Da die Opfer unbe- waffnet waren, führte das Ereignis zur Eska- XXXXXXXXXlation des Nordirlandkonflikts. Erst spät nahm die britische Regierung Stellung zu dem Er- In Dunseverick, Co. Antrim geboren, ging Robert eignis: Am 15. Juni 2010 bat der britische Pre- Dunbar im nahegelegenen Bushmills zur Schule, mierminister David Cameron im Namen der studierte dann an der Queen’s University in Bel- Regierung um Verzeihung für die Taten der fast (zur gleichen Zeit übrigens wie Seamus He- britischen Soldaten. aus: Wikipedia aney) und wurde Lehrer in Coleraine und Maghe- Robert Dunbar – rafelt, Co Derry. 1980 zog die Familie (er hatte gezeichnet vom Kinderbuch-Laureat PJ Lynch Pater Edward Daly war seit zehn Jahren einfa- 1964 geheitratet und hatte nun einen Sohn und cher Priester in der Bogside. Er mischte sich eine Tochter) nach Dublin um, wo er in Rathmi- PJ Lynch, Eoin Colfer und Patrick Ness gehörten am 30.1. unter die Leute. … Und die Geschich- nes bis zu seiner Pensionierung 2005 am Church zu den Autoren, die er gefördert hatte, und die te dazu hatten wir in der (längst vergriffenen) of Ireland College of Education lehrte. ihm Tribut zollten. „Unersetzbar“ nannte ihn Jen- „Derry-Ausgabe 2.1992 niedergeschrieben. Er gab 1997 ‘Enchanted Journeys’ heraus, eine ny Murray von Children’s Books Ireland: „Robert Dagmar Kolata, unsere damalige, leider auch Anthologie irischer Kinderliteratur, gefolgt von kannte sich aus, war weise und voller Humor - verstorbene Korrespondentin für alle kirchli- ‘Secret Lands’ (1998), einer Auswahl klassischer und natürlich enorm belesen. Er war ein Pionier, Geschichten für Kinder von Patricia Lynch. 1997 was das Studium der Kinderliteratur in Irland an- chen Angelegenheiten, schrieb damals von und 2001 veröffentlichte er zwei Kurzgeschich- geht - für viele verkörperte er ganz einfach die einer der glücklichsten Einfälle der Kirchen- tensammlungen für Kinder, ‘First Times’ und Kinderliteratur Irlands.“ Er konnte „direkt und hierarchie, ihn später dann zum Bischoff von ‘Skimming’. Zusammen mit Gabriel Fitzmaurice witzig“ sein, so P J Lynch, „wenn er seine Liebe Derry zu ernennen. edierte er ‘Rusty Nails and Astronauts’, eine An- für eine gut erzählte Geschichte mit uns teilte.“ thologie mit Kindergedichten. Und hier, zum dramatischen Bild, In zahllosen Artikeln und Buchbesprechungen, eine kurze Videosequenz: Kommentaren und Vorträgen und Interviews http://www.derryjournal.com/news/ unterstrich er, für wie eminent wichtig er es hielt, bishop-edward-daly-dies-1-7516173 Kinder und Jugendliche für Bücher zu begeistern. tt 158 irland journal XXVII, 2+3.16 ij2+316 _S 155-166 _remember NEU.pmd 158 20.09.2016, 18:25 ret t member Leland Bardwell (1926-2016) steller Kingsley Amis verheiratet - und die Mutter sen, die Kavanaghs Bruder Peter bis in die 90er Schriftstellerin und Bohemian von Martin Amis. Nach der Geburt von Zwillin- Jahre anstrengte. Doch das hielt Leland Bardwell „Sie lebte nach ihren eigenen Regeln,“ fass- gen zog Leland Bardwell nach Kilkenny. Dor ließ nicht davon ab, fünf Gedichtsammlungen her- te ein Freund die 90 umtriebigen Jahre von sie ihren Mann sitzen, um mit dessen Bruder nach auszubringen, darunter ‘The Mad Cyclist’, ‘The Leland Bardwell zusammen - Autorin von Paris durchzubrennen. Sie hatten eine Tochter, Fly and the Bed Bug’ und ‘The White Beach’, so- fünf Romanen, einer Autobiografie und fünf Jacky, bevor Leland nach London und zu ihrem wie Romane über ihr Londoner Leben - ‘That Gedichtsammlungen, Mutter von sechs Kin- Ehemann zurückkehrte. Dort begann sie flugs London Winter’, ‘The House’ und ‘There We Have dern, und Mitglied der Dubliner Boheme. eine Affaire mit dem Nachbarn in der Wohnung Been’. Ihre Memoiren, ‘A Restless Life’, erschie- über ihnen - während sie ihre Affä- nen 2009. re mit ihrem Vetter fortsetzte.... Sie ließ sich schließlich scheiden und zog mit einigen ihrer Kinder nach Soho, wo sie Anthony und Therese tt Cronin traf, wie auch die Maler Lu- cien Freud und Francis Bacon und Henry McCullough (1943-2016) den Dichter Patrick Kavanagh - der Er spielte mit Paul McCartneys Wings, prompt in ihr Wohnzimmer einzog, mit Pink Floyd und Joe Cocker wo er auf einer Liege hauste, bis er Kurz vor seinem 73. Geburtstag starb am 14. Lelands Freundin Katherine Moloney Juni Henry McCullough, einer der profilier- traf, die er später heiratete. testen Rock-Gitarristen der Insel. Er war 1969 Leland Bardwell selbst beschrieb ihr der einzige Ire in Woodstock, als er dort mit Leben als „ein Crescendo der Ver- Joe Cocker einen Auftritt absolvierte. rücktheit“ - und das änderte sich Ihre Autobiografie trug den zutreffenden Titel ‘A auch nicht nach ihrer Rückkehr nach Dublin mit Restless Life’ - darin sind zahllose Affairen, Sex- einigen ihrer Kinder, nachdem sie sich in den jün- orgien und Alkoholexzesse festgehalten, auch, geren Fintan McLachlan verliebt hatte. Sie wohn- dass sie ihr erstes Kind in London zur Adoption ten in einem Souterrain in Leeson Street - im freigab, dass sie sechs weitere Kinder zur Welt Herzen der Dubliner Boheme, eine Zeit „endlo- brachte, aber auch eine Abtreibung hatte - ein ser Partys“ - und hatten drei Kinder zusammen. durch und durch chaotisches Leben! Bardwell war Teil der Szene, die The Bailey in Duke 1926 in Indien als die jüngste Tochter von John Street und McDaid’s Pub in Harry Street frequen- und Mary Hone geboren, kehrte die Familie kurz tierte - u.a.
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