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No Mirrors, Shared Shoes My father was born in County Donegal in 1925. He would have turned one hundred on May 30 of last year. As I think about my father, who passed away at the age of eighty-eight, I marvel at the distant world of Ireland a century ago. It’s fascinating how quickly history starts to move—especially in remote areas like County Donegal—after inching along at glacial speed for hundreds of years. Here I am, a writer who has lived to see the advent of Star Trek–type smartphones,...
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Commonweal (United States) | Mar 17, 2026
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Preserving the stories of past generations can inspire current and future societies to appreciate their heritage amid technological advancements.
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The rapid change in technology and culture enriches our understanding of history and identity, allowing us to connect more deeply with our roots.
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The fascination with historical change can distract us from addressing contemporary issues that still plague communities, such as inequality and environmental challenges.
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While modernization offers conveniences, it also risks erasing the unique cultural identities and histories of remote areas like County Donegal.
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Nostalgia for a slower-paced past often glosses over the struggles and hardships faced by previous generations, presenting an unrealistic view of history.
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