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The effects of the Troubles on Southen society / The IRA during the Emergency Podcast

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  • 28-03-2013 1:40am
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    brennan1979
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    http://nearfm.ie/podcast/the-history-show-episode-thirteen/



    Episode thirteen of the History Show on Near FM. On today’s episode we’re joined by Dr. Brian Hanley of University College Dublin.



    Dr. Brian Hanley is the author of The IRA – A documentary History, 1919 – 2005; The IRA, 1926 – 1936; and with Scott Millar, The Lost Revolution, The Story of the Official IRA and the Workers’ Party.


    In the first half of the show, John interviews Brian about the IRA during the Emergency (World War II).


    In the second half of the show John and Brian discuss the effect of the Troubles in Northern Ireland on southern society.
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    thecommietommy
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    brennan1979 wrote: »
    http://nearfm.ie/podcast/the-history-show-episode-thirteen/



    Episode thirteen of the History Show on Near FM. On today’s episode we’re joined by Dr. Brian Hanley of University College Dublin.



    Dr. Brian Hanley is the author of The IRA – A documentary History, 1919 – 2005; The IRA, 1926 – 1936; and with Scott Millar, The Lost Revolution, The Story of the Official IRA and the Workers’ Party.


    In the first half of the show, John interviews Brian about the IRA during the Emergency (World War II).


    In the second half of the show John and Brian discuss the effect of the Troubles in Northern Ireland on southern society.
    Hanley is a partitionist and British apologist, not ar$ed to listen.


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    jonniebgood1
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    thecommietommy wrote: »
    ... not ar$ed to listen.

    But yet 'ar$ed' to post a negative comment.

    If you have nothing but negativity to post you should keep it to yourself, particularly in the manner above in regard of a post that someone has made of information that forum users can access if they wish.

    Moderator.


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    GRMA
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    I think Hanleys documentary history of the IRA is excellent if a little short on provo material (not his fault I guess) and his book on the workers party are excellent (particularly the latter). Decent enough skin I thought.


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    brennan1979
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    GRMA wrote: »
    I think Hanleys documentary history of the IRA is excellent if a little short on provo material (not his fault I guess) and his book on the workers party are excellent (particularly the latter). Decent enough skin I thought.

    He is a decent fella and he is very generous with his time.

    http://www.theirishstory.com/tag/brian-hanley/#.UVYtRFdTGSo

    There's a link here to a couple of articles he's written and podcasts he has been involved with for the Irish Story website.


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