May 31, 2024
William Crawley, Downton Abbey + a moodboard for every oc (163/?)
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William Crawley, Downton Abbey + a moodboard for every oc (163/?)
BBC journalist and presenter William Crawley
A snippet from the I Love Lucy Christmas special, 1956
Northern Ireland was a one-party state where non-unionists were seen as the enemy.
Alex Kane, on BBC Talkback (Here: https://twitter.com/williamcrawley/status/715834255415316480)
The old Presbyterian town of Belfast. An Irish town that had Scotland in its DNA.
William Crawley, 'Imagining Ulster'
Ulster has always been more than a place: Ulster is also an idea, with many meanings.
William Crawley (here: http://m.newsletter.co.uk/news/alex-kane-reviews-bbc-s-imagining-ulster-series-1-6607072)
When Christians opposed sliced bread
Details about Christians ‘opposing sliced bread’. Thanks @williamcrawley for this discovery! http://t.co/kF4ZHQRvqO pic.twitter.com/sMFqWKzQJM
When sliced bread was first marketed in the 1930s, Christian campaigners opposed the development as an unbiblical "desecration".
Cynicism is extremely seductive in a place like Northern Ireland, but it is ultimately a form of active disengagement disguised by wit.
William Crawley (here: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154949202345316&id=811870315)