Irish War of Independence Loughglynn Shootings 1921
Produced by Paschal Fitzmaurice and Sean Browne 100 years ago on the 19th of April Sean Bergin and Stephen McDermott[…]
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Ballybrack Dolmen Co Dublin
The “Ballybrack tomb” is more accurately known as the Ballybrack Dolmen, a prehistoric portal tomb and a megalithic monument located in Cromlech Fields, Ballybrack, County Dublin,[…]
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The Black and Tans: Ireland’s Most Notorious Paramilitaries
For generations, this story was buried beneath grief, betrayal, and exile. Ireland, 1920 — the War of Independence rages, but[…]
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Owen Roe O’Neill’s Masterpiece: How 5,000 Irish Destroyed Scotland’s Army in One Afternoon
On June 5, 1646, on a hillside overlooking the River Blackwater in County Armagh, Owen Roe O’Neill achieved military perfection.[…]
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The Irish “Disneyland” 1983
A one-of-a-kind cement theme park in County Cork brought global landmarks and pop culture to life, thanks to the imagination[…]
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Oughill Lighthouse and Du’n Eocha
Oughill Lighthouse and Du’n Eocha are located on the highest hill on the island of Inishmore. Inishmore is the largest[…]
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Malahide, Co. Dublin – An Outpost of The British Empire? 1966
Cathal O’Shannon visits Malahide to learn about the history of its unique Presbyterian Community. Malahide in North County Dublin is[…]
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Ireland’s Shocking New Army Explained!
Discover the truth about Ireland’s new Irish Citizen Army in this in-depth video. We explore the legitimacy of this new[…]
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Rineen Ambush: Did Nine Irish Rifles Shatter the Empire’s Grip? |History
Nine rifles. One county. A legacy of rebellion. In this explosive episode, we uncover the true story behind the nine[…]
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100 Irish Volunteers vs 1,200 British Soldiers: The Impossible Victory at Crossbarry
March 19, 1921. Tom Barry’s flying column of 100 Irish volunteers faces 1,200 British soldiers in what should be certain[…]
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