
Comedian Tim McGarry and Historian Cormac Moore select the stories from the archives of The Irish News that bring Irish history to life in enlightening and amusing ways.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHistory | |||

Following the leak of the Boundary Commission's report, the high-stakes Tripartite Agreement of 1925 established that the border would remain unchanged, ensuring Northern Ireland conceded no territory.
In exchange for accepting the existing boundar... more
This episode centers on the crisis created by the leaked award of the Irish Boundary Commission in November 1925, which was abysmal for nationalists as it suggested the Free State would lose parts of Donegal and Monaghan, leading to the resignation o... more
This episode concentrates on the 1925 Boundary Commission crisis and its fallout for the Free State, triggered by the dramatic resignation of Free State representative Eoin MacNeill around November 22nd.
We also discuss the concurrent debate among ... more
The episode explores the immense influence of World War I on Irish history from setting the stage for the Easter Rising and War of Independence to motivating over 200,000 Irish volunteers (Catholic and Protestant) to enlist, often for economic reason... more
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Focusing on compelling stories from Irish history, the hosts blend humor with insightful analysis, bringing lesser-known events and figures to the forefront. The discussions often revolve around political figures, cultural conflicts, and pivotal moments that shaped Ireland, especially during tumultuous periods like the Troubles. Through engaging storytelling, they explore topics ranging from significant treaties and historical tragedies to societal reactions to authority and tradition, making history both entertaining and accessible for listeners. The unique mix of comedy and education, alongside a deep dive into complex historical narratives, sets this content apart by positioning history as relevant and engaging for contemporary audiences... more
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