A side affect in World War 2, when conscription wasn't introduced in Northern Ireland.

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1916 has poetry written about it, but this event was plausibly what led to the War of Independence.

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Wonderful to be at the the launch last night of 'Cathal Brugha Remembered' in the appropriate environs of Cathal Brugha Barracks. This new free publication from the Irish Military Archives was co-edited by myself and Liz Gillis, featuring contributions by an array of researchers/historians.

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Transatlantic: An Irish American History Podcast is back! We have spent the summer recording a wide range of new episodes- you can find out what is coming up (and even get a bit of Irish Prehistory news...) below: shows.acast.com/transatlanti...

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#NewLives Shaped by his working-class Dublin background, Sean Garland was a significant figure in mid-twentieth-century Irish republicanism. Regarded by his enemies as a dangerous adversary, he inspired intense loyalty among those closest to him. www.dib.ie/biography/ga...

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