Jarlath Regan 10 years in London was long and tough knowing youre home at last is a joy
News Source : The Irish Times
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- The Ireland I grew up in felt very grey; it didn't feel like there was a lot of colour.
- Flamboyance was frowned upon and anybody that did anything creative was called a Fancy Dan.
- I was always keen to go where the colour and the action was.
- In 2013, it felt like a house party where the person whose house it is shows up in the livingroom wearing their pyjamas.
- We were going: we’re expected to leave now, if we want to be in the creative arts?
- I just found that bewildering.
- I went away with that sense of, I wish I didn’t have to go.
The Ireland I grew up in felt very grey; it didnt feel like there was a lot of colour. Flamboyance was frowned upon. I remember playing Gaelic football, and anybody that did anything creative was cal [+5147 chars]
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