Click HERE to hear full recording recorded @ the Allingham Festival, Abbey Centre, Ballyshannon 6pm Sat 9 Nov Arthur Griffith made this exhortation from his Gloucester Prison cell in January 1919. But how did the arts (literature, film, the visual arts, music and song) affect the Irish Revolution? How in turn did the Revolution affect … Read more
Click HERE to hear full recording (organised by Longford County Library, Heritage and Archives Service in conjunction with History Ireland) recorded @ Canal Studio, Backstage Theatre, Longford on Thur 21 Nov 2019 Another in the ongoing series of Hedge Schools on how the Irish Revolution at local level influenced, and was influenced by, the wider global … Read more
[sc_embed_player fileurl=”https://history2013.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/20191204-HistoryIrelandShow-109.mp3″] Click the play button to listenTo download audio, right click this link and select “Save link as..” Recorded on Tuesday 26 November at 7pm@ National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar How valid is the assumption that because the War of Independence and Civil War are considered ‘low rape’ conflicts there is little to address … Read more
[sc_embed_player fileurl=”https://history2013.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/20191112-HistoryIrelandShow-108.mp3″] Click the play button to listen To download audio, right click this link and select “Save link as..” @ Mechanics Institute, Galway (in association with the ICTU & the Irish Centre for the Histories of Labour and Class, NUI Galway) recorded at 8pm on Friday 8 Nov 2019 James Connolly, executed for his … Read more
[sc_embed_player fileurl=”https://history2013.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/20190923-HistoryIrelandShow-107.mp3″] Click the play button to listen To download audio, right click this link and select “Save link as..” Recorded @ Malahide Community School 2pm Thursday 19 September 2019 How has recent scholarship changed our view of the War of Independence? What new sources are now available? And has this in turn affected how … Read more