The Irish For: Was Dracula's name inspired by Gaeilge? Probably not, but coincidence can be lovely
There are plenty of linguistic similarities between Irish and other languages.
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There are plenty of linguistic similarities between Irish and other languages.
A real priest was used in the scene.
We explored the connections the author of Dracula has to Ireland’s capital.
A new play premiering next week ignores the usual Dracula tropes, making the story even more eerie.
Being a middle-class Anglican in Victorian Dublin helped Stoker create one of literature’s most monstrous characters.
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Archbishop Andrzej Dziega denounced dressing up as ghouls and ghosts for the 31 October festival as a “promotion of paganism”, and of death.