The centenary anniversary of the Howth gun-running falls this coming weekend. It is being marked by an official ceremony, and the weekend will also witness a commemoration of the related […]
Read More →The new issue of History Ireland is out on 1 July and, given the looming centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, we’ve dedicated the July/August issue to […]
Read More →Thomas Willis was a Dublin apothecary who was involved in various charitable activities throughout his life, such as the foundation of the Society of St Vincent de Paul in […]
Read More →Our May/June issue is out now, complete with another nifty cover courtesy of Robert Ballagh. And, as the cover suggests, we’re moving back towards centenary territory after our Brian Boru […]
Read More →In 1811 an anonymous pamphleteer known as ‘Solomon second-sight’ published a tract entitled It could be so, in which revealed a sinister dream to his readers. Solomon claimed that he was […]
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