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INSIDE THIS ISSUE JIM KELLY the New Ambassador of Ireland to Canada Was an Honored Guest at the Commemoration Ceremony at Martindale Pioneer Cemetery in Quebec ISSUE 25 VOLUME 6 Proudly Serving Celts in North America Since 1991 NOVEMBER 2016 Photo credit: Paisley Art Institute Collection, held by Paisley Museum and Art Galleries. HALLOWEEN FROLICS by James Elder Christie (Scottish,1847–1914). [MORE on page 28] INSIDE THIS ISSUE JIM KELLY the new Ambassador of Ireland to Canada was an honored guest at the commemoration ceremony at Martindale Pioneer Cemetery in Quebec. In his short address, Ambassa- dor Kelly noted that while he has been privileged to visit many Irish famine memorial sites in Ireland, in the United States and elsewhere, Martindale Pioneer Cemetery was one of the most impressive. [Read more on pages 14-15] CANADIAN Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, European Com- mission President Jean-Claude Juncker and European Coun- cil President Donald Tusk signed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) during the European Union- Canada Leaders’ Summit in Brussels, Belgium last month after seven years of negotiation. [Read more on page 9] BREXIT court ruling exposes bitter divide in the UK with MP resignation, tabloid anger, and angry hashtags, a day after judges rule Brexit needs par- PHOTO: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile liamentary approval. IRELAND ended a 111-year wait for their first win over New [Read more on page 8] Zealand with a momentous performance against the back-to- back world championships in Chicago. [Pictured above] Conor IRISH CULTURAL Murray of Ireland celebrates after scoring his side’s third try THE ROAD TO HELL: An entry into the ‘Jungle’ that was a against the All Blacks during the International rugby match temporary migrant camp outside Calais in France. Known for GROUP NEWS between Ireland and New Zealand at Soldier Field in Chicago, its dire living conditions, the camp became home to thousands • Edmonton Irish Club USA. [Read more on page 26] of refugees before being cleared earlier this month. Most of the refugees in Calais were seeking a way into the UK. • Okanagan Irish WIN FREE TICKETS [Read more on page 22] • Irish Club of White Rock • Irish Heritage Society Win free tickets to the ‘Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy – A Celtic of Canada Family Christmas’ concert in one of the following three cities: Calgary – Mail Agreement: • Irish Women’s Network Jack Singer concert hall on November 24; Vancouver – Centre in Vancou- Publication 40009398 • Ireland Canada Monument ver on November 26; and Edmonton – Northern Alberta Jubilee Audito- rium on December 3 (See page 7 for details). Entry by November 18. Mark • CelticFest Vancouver your entry: MacMaster/Leahy with the city of your choice. • Irish Heritage Club of Seattle Entries by e-mail only. Mark the name of the event on your entry, including your name and daytime telephone number. (Only one entry per person per [Pages 16 - 27] event). Send to: [email protected]. PAGE 2 www.celtic-connection.com NOVEMBER 2016 LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER Early back issues now archived online through SFU library Dear Friends: Recently, I was delighted when a young woman contacted me from Toronto to locate some very early back issues of The LARRY BRADLEY (centre) proprietor of the Heart & Crown Irish Pub in Ottawa is holding a Celtic Connection. By MAURA copy of The Celtic Connection with his old friend Catholine Butler. Larry who hails from Her late father was one of our first con- DE FREITAS Omagh in Co. Tyrone is pictured along with now adult children (L-R) Michael, Kristen and tributors 25 years ago. As you can im- Shauna Bradley. agine, it would take a lot of digging to find those articles written by her dad so long ago. Fortunately, I was able to direct her to JOHN ALEXANDER MCCRAE: our new joint project with Simon Fraser University where back issues of The Celtic Connection are being digitized SFU is confident this will become avail- Author of In Flanders Fields to be made available online through the able with the next grant application in EMEMBRANCE DAY – also known as library. 2017....otherwise we shall seek addi- Researchers, academics, anyone, can tional funding elsewhere to complete the Poppy Day, Armistice Day (the event it now search 12 years of back issues of task and bring all the back issues up to commemorates) or Veterans Day – is a The Celtic Connection – from 1991 up date. day to commemorate the sacrifices of to 2004. You will note the resolution on these R We are deeply grateful to Willeen early editions is not the greatest. This is members of the armed forces and of Keough, Professor of History, who has because technology of the day required civilians in times of war, specifically since the First championed this project and everyone each hard copy issue to be scanned in- at SFU who has helped bring it to frui- dividually. World War. tion. When we first started out in 1991, every It is observed on November 11 to recall surgeon during the battle of Ypres. the end of the First World War on that issue had to be cut and manually pasted In Flanders Fields is now recited at While we have advanced, it is still far date in 1918. from complete as we must wait for 2017 together – like a giant jigsaw puzzle each most Remembrance Day ceremonies on to apply for additional grant funding to month – and we did not have digitized Major hostilities of the First World War November 11. update the metadata search versions available. were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 It was written on May 3, 1915, after functions.....in the meantime, the good Over the years, printing technology has McCrae witnessed the death of his news is that it’s up and finally available. improved enormously and so has the with the German signing of the Armi- JOHN McCREA in uniform, stice. friend Lieutenant Alexis Helmer who At the moment it is only possible to do quality of the back issues. Now we was only 22-years-old during the sec- circa 1914. a basic keyword search, and the data- upload complete PDF issues directly to The day was specifically dedicated by ond battle of Ypres. base will only take you to each relevant our printer (no more all night paste-up King George V, on November 7, 1919, QUOTE OF THE MONTH assembly thankfully!). to the observance of members of the By most accounts, it was written in his issue (starting at the first page) rather notebook and later discarded by than the actual page(s) on which the It’s really thrilling to know that our work armed forces who were killed during war. McCrae. It was rescued by a fellow “Patriotism term appears. will be preserved as an historic archive officer and sent in to the London-based This is still a work-in-progress and li- and anyone wishing access will be able The most famous war memorial poem magazine Punch which published it later is the last refuge brarian staff are checking to see if they to find the information they want through In Flanders Fields was written by a that year. of the scoundrel.” an online search. Canadian from Guelph, Ontario, who can fine-tune this function but hopefully IN FLANDERS FIELDS – [Samuel Johnson (1709- as work continues, searches will be- was the grandson of Scottish immi- I’ll keep you posted on developments. In Flanders fields, the poppies blow 1784), the celebrated British come much more refined. In the meantime, check it out at: http:// grants. Between the crosses, row on row, man of letters, wrote dozens of A graduate student has already analyzed newspapers.lib.sfu.ca/celticconnection- Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander That mark our place; and in the sky 25 years of back issues for in depth collection. McCrae (1872-1918) was a poet, phy- The larks, still bravely singing, fly essays that defined his views on metadata search....we just need addi- Until next month, sician, author, artist, and a soldier dur- Scarce heard amid the guns below... the politics of his time and he tional funding to complete the project. Maura. ing the First World War. He served as a We are the Dead. Short days ago is one of the most quoted men We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved, and were loved, and now we lie of the 18th century. In 1774, he In Flanders fields... printed The Patriot, a critique Take up our quarrel with the foe: of what he viewed as false pa- To you from failing hands, we throw triotism. On the evening of 7 The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die April 1775, he made the famous We shall not sleep, though poppies grow statement, "Patriotism is the last In Flanders fields. refuge of the scoundrel."] THE CELTIC CONNECTION ISSUE 25 VOLUME 6 - Established in 1991 #452 - 4111 Hastings Street, Burnaby, B.C. V5C 6T7 Tel: (604) 434-3747 • www.celtic-connection.com Maura De Freitas - Publisher - • E-Mail: [email protected] Catholine Butler - Advertising - • E-Mail: [email protected] Colleen Carpenter - Copy Editor • Ainsley Baldwin - Ad Production Distribution: Arlyn Lingat • Allison Moore • Linda Robb • Frank Dudfield in Surrey • Neville Thomas in Burnaby & Coquitlam • Eifion Williams in Burnaby & Coquitlam • Laurie Lang in Coquitlam • Joanne Long in Mission • Bill Duncan in Maple Ridge • Deirdre O’Ruaric in White Rock • Nanci Spieker and Heather Murphy in Seattle • Oliver Grealish in Edmonton. Unsolicited submissions welcome but will not be returned. Please retain a copy for your files. Contents copyright 2016 The Celtic Connection. Opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the publisher but rather a reflection of voices within the community.
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