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The southern Irish Economy since partition - Podcast

brennan1979 · 2012-11-19 14:10:14

Episode Ten of the History Show on Near FM. This episode is an interview with Dr. Conor McCabe of the UCD School of Justice about the southern Irish economy since partition. McCabe looks at issues such as banking and finance, the over reliance on live cattle exports, the role of Whitaker and Lemass, the EU and the IFSC.…

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brennan1979

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Episode Ten of the History Show on Near FM. This episode is an interview with Dr. Conor McCabe of the UCD School of Justice about the southern Irish economy since partition. McCabe looks at issues such as banking and finance, the over reliance on live cattle exports, the role of Whitaker and Lemass, the EU and the IFSC.
http://nearfm.ie/podcast/the-history-show-episode-ten/

Previous Episodes of the podcast are available here:
http://nearfm.ie/podcast/tag/the-history-show/

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#2 21-11-2012 11:53am
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Some interesting stuff but a strong left leaning viewpoint on the economics.

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#3 22-11-2012 8:29pm
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Labhrás Ó'Nualláin, an economics lecturer in UCG in late fifties wrote a book on the economics of partition. Haven't read it since student days; it may still be around.

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