
The Troubles were a period of time in Northern Ireland which many people today do not know a lot about. In this podcast we will delve into each individual bombing and attack that happened during the 30-year period. This is a non-partisan podcast that focuses solely on the facts and the accounts of the individuals involved.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Johnny 'Mad Dog' Adair played a significant role in the Troubles in Northern Ireland. He commanded the UDA's C Company and through his leadership they enacted a fierce campaign of violence against Republican paramilitaries and the Nationalist populat... more
When it comes to the history of the Provisional IRA, there are many divisive figures within the paramilitary group.
Some were beloved who then fell out of favour, either by leaning too far towards peace, or refusing to give up the violence.
Few are... more
In the early days of the Troubles, the Provisional IRA needed two things: guns and money.
As hundreds of thousands of Irish Americans watched the troubles unfold, many of them wanted to help. NORAID was born out of this need.
But was it just humani... more
Chris Ward is at home with his parents. He’ s watching football on the television with his father when they hear a knock on the door.
He answers and a man says “Alright Chris, I’m here to talk to you about Celtic”. The man then pushed past Chris int... more
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Oisin is so balanced and measured in the way he delivers every episode. He does a great job at stripping out any bias, giving you the facts as he has them and allowing you to come to your own conclusions. I’ve been a subscriber for a number of years now and with each passing season it gets better and better!
Brilliant podcast on an immensely delicate subject.
In what is still
An incredibly sensitive, traumatic and very much living history, Oisin does an excellent job at researching and delivering the facts as they are known and letting them speak themselves. He also does a good job making it known when sources are clearly biased and in dispute. Outlining motives. Above all, he puts events in their most important context - the human. So much injustice and heartbreak which also lives on. Sending love and light to all those unjust victims and traumatise... more
Great show about the troubles in Northern Ireland. I have learned that both sides were largely comprised of cowards and thugs that were lead by people lacking and compassion or morals.
Well researched and informative series.
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A history-focused program that examines The Troubles through detailed, non-partisan profiles of individuals, key events, and investigations. Episodes cover a wide range of topics—from intimate portraits of controversial figures to high-profile incidents and criminal cases—grounded in eyewitness accounts, archival sources, and contextual analysis. The show emphasizes careful sourcing, human impact, and the broader political dynamics shaping Northern Ireland's conflict, making complex histories accessible without sensationalism. A standout trait is the rigorous, research-driven storytelling that seeks to educate while inviting listeners to form their own conclusions, often highlighting ethics, fear, loyalty, and the long shadow of the period ... more
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Recent guests on The Troubles Podcast include:
1. Brendan Hughes
2. Robert Collins
3. Iain Turner
4. Joe Campbell Junior
5. Stan Cosgrove
6. Aga Khan IV
7. Dennis Manogue
8. Jennifer O'Leary
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