Oh Zita! I want to be hugging you right now!! Just ordered John’s book! Wow! Excellent interview!! 💙

Zita! Great interview 👍

Thank you so much for this conversation!

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l sent this to my sister who was widowed at 20ish... w/a 18 month old

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Cormac is a mine of information on Irish history in our time . Great interview . A history lesson for me . Thanks for posting .

I remember him from an episode of "The Haunted" called "Demon House".

it's pitiful that ernie's legacy is largely unknown amongst most irish yanks

Thank you Zita for this interview!

My grandfather was Henry Callaghan, he was a member of F company 4th battalion IRA. Himself and his comrades took part in breaking Ernie o malley, Simon Donnelly, and Frank Teeling from kilmainham Gaol. Although I have all military documents and sworn statements from my grandfather and witnesses who were present at this event and many others it appears that his part in the war of independence and the civil war Don't Matter. I emailed Cormac asking if he had any documents related to my grandfather. No reply. For the record Cormac you only exist because of my grandfather and his comrades

I know Mike he is my boy bff dad

Hi, loving hear your voice and comments. Here is a funny, remember Sr. Anastasia? She had us give 3 minute speeches and not say "uh".....you were perfect. New Years blessings to you and your family. Karen Sorensen Dixon

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Very interesting interview. I didn't know of Cormac or Ernie O'Malley until I read an article this morning in the online Mayo News. Cormac spoke of his father's work, On Another Man's Wound, at the Wild Atlantic Words Literary Festival recently. Here is the URL to that article: www.mayonews.ie/comment-opinion/second-reading/30950-rereading-on-another-man-s-wound Both the interview and the article sparked my interest in tracking down these books to read. My one grandfather was born in County Mayo and his mother was an O'Malley. I have particular interest in the book of interviews of Mayo men. Thanks for the video.

Lol the works not bad but the shop owner is nuttier then you can imagine 😂

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Finally an intelligent interviewer asking great questions - You're getting better each time Mark!

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Hi Barbara, We'll review this when we tape part 4, but so you get the answers you need: IT'S POSITIVE. This is why we have support groups - and it's so important, there are online forums too. How one presents it may sound whiny (hope not), but caregivers survive through opportunity to vent/ support from others. Problem is when positive interventions are offered but not followed up: tune in to part 4 for the discussion about that. Email me for more info anytime ~Pam

Thanks to the crew at Cox Public Access! What a great team. And thanks to those who have emailed your questions already. I am sending replies personally so don't think you'll have to wait for your responses. You're wonderful Zita - good job. ~Pam