15 Minutes in Medieval Dublin [From the Archives]

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A White Mans Nation? The Irish Revolution & Black Radicals

“The Irish fight for liberty is the greatest epic of the modern age… those suffering together under British imperialism must learn to coordinate their effort before they can hope to be free.”These words from the Black radical Cyril Briggs captured how many people of colour viewed ...  Show more

From the Banshee to Burial: The Strange History of Irish Funerals

Irish funerals and wakes are one of the more famous aspects of our culture. Often taking the form of a celebration, it has been said we do death well. However the modern Irish funeral is not the timeless tradition we often imagine. In this episode of the Irish History Podcast I e ...  Show more

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