MARGARET BURKE SHERIDAN (1889-1958)

 

ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION

Illustrated talk by her biographer

ANNE CHAMBERS

Next Wednesday 16 May at 5.30 pm

Little Museum of Dublin, St Stephen's Green

All Welcome

MARGARET BURKE SHERIDAN (1889-1958)

60th Anniversary

 Monday 16 April marks the 60 anniversary of the death of Ireland's famous prima donna, Margaret Burke Sheridan.

Born in Castlebar, Co Mayo, 'discovered' by Marconi, trained by Martino, Pucinni and Toscanini, who dubbed her 'Empress of Ireland', she performed with operatic legends, such as Gigli, Pertile,  Lauri Volpi, Badini, Zanelli, Autori,  at La Scala, San Carlos, Rome, Turin, Cremona and many of Italy's other great opera houses, and also at Covent Garden.  

Anne will give a talk on the fascinating life of this famous Irishwoman in

The Little Museum, St Stephen's Green, Wednesday 16 May at .5.30 pm

 

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Celebrating India's National Day at India House with the Indian Ambassador Her Excellency Mrs Vijay Thakur Singh

Also pictured are Tony Ryan, Anna Raszkowska, Anne Chambers and Vic Bhandari enjoying India Day at India House.

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