Both the Volunteers and the Irish Citizen Army (ICA) members wore uniforms of varying colours. Messrs Morrogh Brothers of Douglas Woollen Mills, Cork, were the official suppliers of cloth for the uniforms of the Volunteers. They provided a ‘high-class uniform serge of a gray-green cloth of a very suitable colour for field work in Ireland … Read more
Making History (1988), few have commented on the impact this has had on the study of Irish history and its dissemination to a wider public. Translations was the first production of the Field Day Theatre Company, set up at the height of the Northern ‘Troubles’ to explore a cultural ‘fifth province’ that would transcend political … Read more
November 02 Mon 7pm Irish Labour History Society & Communications Workers’ Union, Norton House, North Circular Road. Communicating the union, Francis Devine. 02 Mon 7.30pm Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 63 Merrion Sq. S. Burials in settlements or settlement in cemeteries? Archaeological evidence for the treatment and role of the dead among the living … Read more