From Newgrange to D-Day: A History of Weather Forecasting

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Solidarity, Suspicion and Conspiracy: Jews and the Irish Revolution

As the Irish Revolution broke out, Europe was gripped by political upheaval, fear of revolution, and rising antisemitism. In conservative and right-wing circles, the so-called “Jewish Question” loomed large. Claims that Jews were secretly fomenting revolution across the world bec ...  Show more

Drogheda & Beyond: The Terrifying Reality of Siege Warfare in Ireland

Between 1641 and 1653, Ireland was engulfed by devastating war. It was a period of extraordinary violence, famine and social collapse. The death toll was staggering. As many as 25% of the population may have perished.At the heart of this conflict was siege warfare. Across Ireland ...  Show more

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