The Mystery of Henry Wilson’s Assassination

The Mystery of Henry Wilson’s Assassination

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Dublin Port Has Seen It All: 1,200 Years of History.

Dublin is famous for its Georgian squares, medieval cathedral, castle and revolutionary history. But the cornerstone of Dublin's history is undoubtedly the port.Nearly 1,200 years ago, the Vikings established a settlement on the banks of the Liffey, and from that moment, Dublin's ...  Show more

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

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