The Forgotten Irish Genius Who Split the Atom and Changed Science Forever
In 1932, an Irish scientist in Cambridge made a major scientific discovery by performing the first artificial splitting an atom.[…]
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In 1932, an Irish scientist in Cambridge made a major scientific discovery by performing the first artificial splitting an atom.[…]
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Since the creation of the Stahlhelm by Germany during The First World War the design has spread across the globe[…]
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In the mud and darkness of the First World War, some of the most feared men on the Western Front[…]
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In 2016, geneticists at Trinity College Dublin sequenced ancient Irish genomes going back four thousand years. When researchers cross-referenced those[…]
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In 1940, Nazi Germany’s film machine released The Fox of Glenarvon — not to entertain, but to weaponize Ireland’s centuries[…]
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The Hanging of Kearneys | A Miscarriage of Justice? | Dublin in 1816 | Ireland In the early 1800s the[…]
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Eamon Collins was in Newry on the morning of Sunday the ninth of May, 1987. What he learned confirmed what[…]
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In this episode of The Celtic Way Podcast Series: Counties of Ireland by Irish Voices, Stephanie Woollard OAM speaks with[…]
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Wolfe Amos returns for another fascinating conversation, this time sitting down with Maurice aka @thelongacre_IRELAND Wolfe is best known through[…]
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Find out more at Fin’s Podcast linktr.ee/irishhistory For generations, Irish people crossed the Irish Sea to work in Britain. They[…]
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