A Feather on Barbed Wire | Cormac Moore, Kavita Puri & Ida Milne in conversation with Jane Ohlmeyer
When the world as you know it is suddenly divided by a line on a map, what do you do[…]
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When the world as you know it is suddenly divided by a line on a map, what do you do[…]
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In a wide-ranging interview, Waterford historian John Crotty debunks myths about the origins of the Irish tricolour, Ireland’s alleged treatment[…]
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This lecture examines how Ireland moved from political crisis to armed confrontation in the years after the Easter Rising. It[…]
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E. Raymond Capt, archaeologist and historian, documented in Jacob’s Pillar: Stone of Destiny (1977) that the coronation stone at the[…]
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Get our medieval cookbooks & home guides here: https://bakery.medievalway.store/ On a bare rock in the Atlantic, monks built houses of[…]
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Fion Gunn’s grandson interviews her about family stories from the time of the Great Famine (an Gorta Mór) in Ireland.[…]
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Public asked to help with information about the use of small stone structures as a type of Irish sauna. Leitrim[…]
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They marched a few hundred poorly armed rebels into Dublin, declared an Irish Republic against the most powerful empire on[…]
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In the sixth century, two of Ireland’s most revered saints found themselves at the centre of a dispute that would[…]
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During the Penal Laws, Irish Catholics faced restrictions on worship, education, property, and public life. Yet the faith survived in[…]
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