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Kevin Rooney

Kevin Rooney

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Editor, The Korean Car Blog

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Total articles 91

  • The People’s’ Priest

    By Kevin Rooney Verified| irishborderpoll.com@ You don’t have to look to South or Central America for liberation theology in action. We witnessed it in Ballymurphy. Growing up in West Belfast in the 1970s at the height of the Troubles, my family attended 8.30 am Sunday Mass in Corpus Christi church in Ballymurphy. One Sunday, a small group of nuns I hadn’t seen before appeared in the pew next to us. They were dressed in white saris with a blue trim. They started to come every week, always taking the same pew next to ours.

    By Kevin Rooney Verified · irishborderpoll.com

    Feb. 13, 2025

  • On This Day: Kevin Barry was born in Dublin in 1902

    By Kevin Rooney Verified| IrishCentral Verified The Irish rebels song of Kevin Barry, who was born on January 20, 1902, and would be later executed in 1920, spurred many to action and countless others to support action being taken. The ballad of Kevin Barry was written shortly after his execution on Nov 1, 1920, by an unknown author and it spread like wildfire. Of course, nowadays we have the internet and Facebook and X where songs or stories go "viral" as we say.

    By Kevin Rooney Verified · IrishCentral

    Jan. 20, 2025

  • The People’s’ Priest

    By Kevin Rooney Verified| irishborderpoll.com@ You don’t have to look to South or Central America for liberation theology in action. We witnessed it in Ballymurphy. Growing up in West Belfast in the 1970s at the height of the Troubles, my family attended 8.30 am Sunday Mass in Corpus Christi church in Ballymurphy. One Sunday, a small group of nuns I hadn’t seen before appeared in the pew next to us. They were dressed in white saris with a blue trim. They started to come every week, always taking the same pew next to ours.

    By Kevin Rooney Verified · irishborderpoll.com

    Feb. 13, 2025

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The Korean Car Blog

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7352 8133