Queen Marie; made the first of several visits to WTH Howe in the United States. 1930 Published Theme and Variations. 1931 Published How St Patrick Saves the Irish, Stars Do Not Make a Noise andStrict Joy. 1937 Began regular series of BBC broadcasts; accidental death of his son James Naoise on 24 December. 1938 Published Kings and the Moon. 1940 Moved to Woodside Chapel in Gloucestershire. 1942 Awarded a British Civil List Pension. 1945 Returned to London. 1947 Awarded honorary DLitt by Trinity College, Dublin. 1950 Made final BBC broadcast; died at Eversleigh on St Stephen's Day. References External links Georgian Poetry 1911 – 12 at Project Gutenberg Georgian Poetry 1913 – 15 at Project Gutenberg Georgian Poetry 1916 – 17 at Project Gutenberg Green Branches. Dublin, London: Maunsel & Company, Ltd., 1916. Via HathiTrust. 1880s births 1950 deaths Irish fantasy writers Irish male short story writers People from County Dublin Irish male novelists Collectors of fairy tales 20th-century Irish poets 20th-century Irish novelists 20th-century Irish male writers Irish male poets Irish folklorists 20th-century Irish short story writers