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Perspectives on 1916

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Perspectives on 1916: Geoffrey Bell

Geoffrey Bell discusses how the British labour movement responded to the 1916 Rising and the Irish Revolution.
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26/09/2016

Perspectives on 1916: Brian Hanley

Dr Brian Hanley talks about the Irishmen who fought for and against the British Empire.
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15/09/2016

Perspectives on 1916: Richard Grayson

Professor Richard Grayson analyses the Battle of the Somme from the perspectives of the two volunteer divisions, the 36th (Ulster) and 16th (Irish) divisions.
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02/09/2016

Perspectives on 1916: Ruán O’Donnell

Dr Ruán O’Donnell, University of Limerick, examines the strands of influence and international aspects of the Rising during the first phase of the modern revolutionary period.
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30/08/2016

Perspectives on 1916: Angus Mitchell

Postcolonial critic and scholar Angus Mitchell considers the relevance of Roger Casement to Ulster a century after his execution.
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20/08/2016

Perspectives on 1916: Laura McAtackney

Laura McAtackney discusses the Rebel Countess, Constance Markievicz, and provides new insights into her illusive character.
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14/08/2016
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