John Dorney is joined by Daragh Fitzgerald and Spencer Jones to discuss the attempt by the British government to impose conscription on Ireland in April 1918. The mass mobilisation against conscription prefigued the victory of Sinn Fein in the election of that year We discuss: The British professional army tradition …
How the father of Irish republicanism once lobbied for a new British colony. By Peter Irvine  Three years before helping to establish …
By Barry Sheppard The town of Lurgan, County Armagh, has in recent decades developed a harsh reputation for political and sectarian violence. …
By Ray Esten This article endeavours to reveal Georgeâs Quay and Sir John Rogersonâs Quay as the final point of departure for …
First broadcast on the Irish History Show. John Dorney and Cathal Brennan discuss the Fenian movement, part 3 out of 4. Part …
By Dee Moore and Eolan Ryng They say history repeats itself. In the 1920s and 1930s, the newly established government of Ireland …
By Ray Esten  In the early eighteenth century, Dublin was on the brink of rapid growth, which gathered pace under George II …
