Irish rap group Kneecap performs on stage with stolen severed head of King George V statue
The severed head of a British King’s statue has appeared on stage with Kneecap nearly a year after it was stolen. The Belfast rap group – who are known for songs that promote Irish republican themes ...
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Skull of Aboriginal man murdered 200 years ago to be returned to Tasmania
The man was shot dead on Tasmania’s Shannon River in possibly the 1820s or 1830s, and his head removed “in order to service (the) trade in Aboriginal body parts”. The only thing known about ...
Traditional Irish song Aisling Gheal played on uilleann pipes
Uilleann pipes performer, composer and percussionist Dr Matthew Horsley performs an arrangement of traditional Irish song Aisling Gheal (Bright Vision) for Classic Breakfast on the uilleann pipes.
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Irish rap trio deliver ‘insane’ Melbourne show, display decapitated King George V’s head
They sent the crowd into a frenzy for the free gig opposite Flinders Street Station while fans waved Irish, Palestinian and Aboriginal flags. In a video posted to their Instagram, Kneecap wrote simply ...
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Expats in Sydney to get a taste of home as construction is underway on Australia's 'Balls on the Falls'
The sculpture, which is under construction along Sydney's M12 motorway, bares a striking resemblance to the Belfast landmark ...
'Scummy revolutionaries' or 'language activists'? How Kneecap is bringing Irish back
Kneecap are known for their unapologetic brand of anti-colonial hip-hop. The Irish trio sat down with SBS News ahead of their ...