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History Now: Episode 45

Dr Sam Neal, Ulster University and Clare Morrison, Trinity College Dublin join Barry Sheppard to share their expertise on the British Empires influence within Asia.
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18/10/2019

History Now: Episode 44 – Trinity College in 1916

Dr Rory Sweetman talks to Barry Sheppard about the ANZACs who defended Trinity College Dublin during the 1916 Rising.
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14/10/2019

History Now: Episode 43 – Belfast Cinemas

Dr Sam Manning talks to Barry Sheppard about his work on cinemas in the mid-twentieth century.
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09/10/2019

History Now: Episode 42 – Deaglán Ó Mocháin on making history documentaries.

Barry Sheppard in conversation with Deaglan Ó Mocháin, history documentary maker.
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01/10/2019

History Now: Episode 41 – Museum Artefacts and their significance

Siobhán Doyle and Emma McAlister talk to Barry Sheppard about their research into museum artefacts and how their significance changes in different settings.
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22/09/2019

History Now: Episode 40 – What it means to be second or third generation Irish today

Barry Sheppard is joined by Brian Dooley, author of ‘Going Green?’ A book which looks at what it means to be second or third generation Irish today.
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16/09/2019

History Now: Philip Orr

Barry Sheppard in conversation with author Philip Orr on his new book ‘Down By Avalon: Reflections on East Belfast’.
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10/09/2019

History Now: Commemoration

Dr Jonathan Evershed and Gareth Mulvenna talk to Barry Sheppard about the role of commemoration in loyalist communities.
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27/08/2019

History Now: Episode 37 – Listen Now Again

Sophie Doyle talks to Barry Sheppard about her work on the Seamus Heaney exhibition ‘Listen Now Again’ at the National Library of Ireland.
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06/08/2019

History Now: Episode 36 – Elite Irishwomen in the Stuart Period

Dr Frances Nolan from Maynooth University and Dr Rachel Wilson from the University of Leeds join Barry Sheppard to discuss elite Irishwomen in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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23/07/2019

History Now: Episode 35 – 19th century social history

Rhianne Morgan and Shannon Devlin talk to Barry Sheppard about their doctoral research at Queens touching on different aspects of social history in 19th century Belfast and Ulster.
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10/07/2019

History Now: Episode 33 – Brian Hanley

Dr Brian Hanley talks to Barry Sheppard about his book The Impact of the Troubles on the Republic of Ireland, 1968-79: Boiling Volcano?
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02/07/2019
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