Book review: ‘Satanic’ jazz, flappers and Dev’s back; a breezy look at an Ireland in 1932

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A Year of Glory and Gold recounts key events of the year when the country was obsessed with gold, car ownership was rocketing and people were embracing a new type of music called jazz

“We Must Banish the Stage Irishman Once and For All.” That was the headline on a provocative article from the Irish Independent in November 1932, complaining about the new phenomenon of talking pictures.

“We are always represented as oafs just emerged from the troglodyte stage – just about two steps from the monkey ancestor. These gross caricatures of the Irish race are going to do us great damage.”

 

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