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Digging begins in Spain to find the remains of Irish hero, Red Hugh O’Donnell. (THE IRISH INDEPENDENT)

Skeleton of legendary figure should be easy to identify, claims historian Excavation for the remains of Red Hugh O’Donnell in a Valladollid street – these bones were found but they’re not those of Red Hugh. Photo: Cultura y Turismo Valladolid   Eavan Murray May 21 2020 08:59 PM Archaeologists searching…...

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Bones found on the fifth day of dig in search for Irish hero Red Hugh O’Donnell (THE INDEPENDENT)

Gabija Gataveckaite THE INDEPENDENT May 22 2020 10:27 PM Bones have been found on the fifth day of the search for the remains of Irish hero Red Hugh O’Donnell on the streets of Valladolid in Spain. A part of a skull a femur and other bones have been found on…...

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HUGH & LOW Story of Irish Chieftain Red Hugh O’Donnell as Spanish archaeologists hunt for his 400-year-old burial place (The Irish SUN)

By Aoife Bannon. THE IRISH SUN. 22 May 2020, 16:45 ARCHAEOLOGISTS in Spain are hoping to find the 400-year-old burial place of Irish Chieftain Red Hugh O’Donnell. Historical experts in Valladolid, a city in the north west of the country, believe the tragic historical figure’s remains may lie within the…...

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Spanish archaeologists recover bones in search for remains of Red Hugh O’Donnell (Irish Times)

THE IRISH TIMES. Fri May 22nd 2020 We are close’ – says City of Valladolid official as search resumes for tragic Irish hero Archaeologists in Spain have found part of a skull and a femur (thigh bone) in their search for the remains of Red Hugh O’Donnell, one of the…...

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Dig starts to find remains of Red Hugh O’Donnell (DONEGAL NEWS)

By Donegal News. By Kate Heaney 21-5-2020 AN Archaeological dig has started in Spain in the hope of finding the 400 year-old burial place of Irish Chieftain Red Hugh O’Donnell. In the City of Valladolid in the north west of the country the archaeologists first have to find the old…...

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17 Reasons Every American Should Learn Spanish

Ever hear about those teachers who used to tape kids mouths shut for speaking Spanish in schools along the U.S.-Mexico border? Turns out they weren’t just cruel, they were also limiting their student’s intellectual growth. “Being bilingual, it turns out, makes you smarter,” Yudhijit Bhattacharjee wrote earlier this year in…...

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Navy Patrol in Gibraltar showdown as british boat forces confront spanish warship

A Royal Navy patrol boat has confronted a Spanish warship off the coast of Gibraltar in the latest and most serious clash over Britain’s territorial waters. The Government has accused Spain of an ‘unlawful incursion’ after the Vencedora, a 288ft-long naval corvette, came within three miles of Gibraltar’s coast, apparently…...

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Hispanic group observes ´Day of Dead´

The dead were celebrated by a Hispanic group on Saturday to keep the language and culture of Latin America alive in Dunedin. Grupo Hispano Otago president Catherine Barriga said El Dia de los Muertos – the Day of the Dead – was an annual celebration in many Latin American countries.…...

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Distinguished author, academic and authority on Spanish art

ROSEMARIE MULCAHY, who died suddenly on September 5th, enjoyed an early career as a fashion model, working for Balmain in Paris in the early 1960s before going on to become a highly distinguished academic. She will probably be best remembered as an authority on Spanish art. Her collected essays, Philip…...

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Anthony Rose: ´The Wines of Spain awards confirmed the extraordinary variety coming out of Spain

After Nacho Manzano’s divine beetroot gazpacho soup at Ibérica in Marylebone, I was excited to see what David Muñoz, the chef of two-Michelin star DiverXO in Madrid, could do. Muñoz was invited as Manzano’s guest to cook dinner at the new Ibérica in Canary Wharf. In the hands of anyone…...

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