Podcast: The IRA in higher education, 1919-23
Podcast of Dr Eve Morrison’s paper – Students at War: the IRA in higher education, 1919-23 – which she gave at the Universities in Revolution and State Formation conference.
Podcast: IRA volunteers and university life in the 1920s
Podcast of Doireann Markham’s paper – ‘Trying to settle down but it’s extremely difficult’; IRA volunteers and university life in the 1920’s’ – which she gave at the Universities in Revolution and State Formation conference.
Podcasts: Remembering, Forgetting and Fulfilling 1916
The conference was organised by the Dean of Waterford, the Very Revd Maria Jansson, to evaluate 1916 and the manner in which it has been remembered and used politically.
Marie-Louise Coolahan: How to drum up a reputation in early modern Ireland
Watch Professor Marie-Louise Coolahan’s closing plenary from the 2015 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Interdisciplinary Conference
The Irish Revolution Podcast
The Irish Revolution was a module taught by Professor Laffan in the School of History and Archives, University College Dublin from the late 1970’s until his retirement in 2010.
Since it was first made available to podcast on History Hub in 2012, Professor Laffan’s highly engaging series has proven to be tremendously popular with academic and public audiences alike, and was even the No. 1 podcast series on iTunes in Ireland shortly after its launch. To date there have been over 1 million downloads/plays of Professor Laffan’s lecture series.
