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Frederick and
Elizabeth Margaret ("Lily")
MacNeice. Both were
originally from the west of Ireland.
MacNeice's father, an
Anglican clergyman,
would go on...
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Frederick MacNeice (1866–1942), was born at Omey, Co. Galway, to a
Protestant family which claimed descent from the kin of the
early Irish saint MacNissi....
- and
Irish writers active in the 1930s that
included W. H. Auden,
Louis MacNeice,
Cecil Day-Lewis,
Stephen Spender,
Christopher Isherwood and sometimes...
- Zoo is a book by
Louis MacNeice. It was
published by
Michael Joseph in
November 1938, and
according to the publisher's list
belongs in the
category of...
-
MacNeice: The Poet in his Contexts, and his
critical and
academic work on that poet has
continued with his
coedited Selected Plays of
Louis MacNeice,...
-
international footballer who
lived his
entire life in Carrickfergus.
Louis MacNeice, poet,
moved to the town when he was two
years old (his
father was appointed...
-
paratrooper in
World War II John
MacNeice (1866–1942),
Church of
Ireland bishop,
father of the poet
Louis Louis MacNeice (1907–1963), poet and playwright...
- not yet evident. The
title comes from "Twelfth Night", a poem by
Louis MacNeice. The book has been
hailed as a
classic of
travel writing.
William Dalrymple...
- play by
Louis MacNeice Love from a
Stranger (1937), film
directed by
Rowland V. Lee Out of the
Picture (1937), play by
Louis MacNeice The
Sword In The...
- of John
Betjeman and
Anthony Blunt, and a
close friend of
Louis MacNeice.
MacNeice's "He had a date" (1943) is
loosely based on the life and
death of...
