How Britain Lost Ireland: Prime Minister Asquith’s Fatal Mistakes

How Britain Lost Ireland: Prime Minister Asquith’s Fatal Mistakes

Join Tim McGarry and Dr. Cormac Moore on The Irish History Boys as they explore what British policy looked like towards Ireland between 1912 and 1921, including home rule.


This episode focuses specifically on the chequered careers and legacies of two consecutive British Prime Ministers: Herbert Henry Asquith and David Lloyd George.


They discuss Lloyd George's secret double-dealing with unionists and nationalists, the backfiring 1918 Conscription Crisis, and the passage of the 1920 Government of Ireland Act, which formally partitioned the six Ulster counties.

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Ireland's Sovereignty and the 1926 Imperial Conference

Ireland's Sovereignty and the 1926 Imperial Conference

Join Tim McGarry and Dr. Cormac Moore on The Irish History Boys as they explore Ireland's diplomatic push for co-equality at the 1926 Imperial Conference and the Balfour Declaration.This episode also ...

8 Okt 41min

The Darkest Year in Ireland’s History: The Brutal 1798 Rebellion

The Darkest Year in Ireland’s History: The Brutal 1798 Rebellion

In this episode of the Irish History Boys, hosts Cormac Moore and Tim McGarry are joined by Dr Gavin Hughes to examine the bloody, highly complex tragedy of the 1798 Irish Rebellion. We reflect on the...

1 Okt 1h 3min

The Bloodiest Chapter in Irish History: Drogheda, Wexford & Cromwell in Ireland

The Bloodiest Chapter in Irish History: Drogheda, Wexford & Cromwell in Ireland

In this episode of the Irish History Boys, we reflect on Oliver Cromwell’s brutal 10-month invasion of Ireland in 1649, a devastating campaign marked by the massacres at Drogheda and Wexford that left...

24 Sep 1h 1min

The IRA Bombing That Shook Northern Ireland’s Free Press

The IRA Bombing That Shook Northern Ireland’s Free Press

In this episode of the Irish History Boys, we reflect on the September 1976 IRA bomb attack on the Belfast Telegraph offices and the tragic death of 60-year-old print worker Joe Patton. We examine how...

17 Sep 45min

Ireland’s Deadliest Cinema Fire & The 1976 Internee Scandal

Ireland’s Deadliest Cinema Fire & The 1976 Internee Scandal

In this episode of the Irish History Boys, Tim McGarry and Dr. Cormac Moore reflect on the harrowing 1926 cinema fire in the County Limerick village of Dromcollogher, an appalling catastrophe that cla...

10 Sep 40min

Was 1926 the Darkest Year in the History of Ireland?

Was 1926 the Darkest Year in the History of Ireland?

In this episode of the Irish History Boys, we explore the "disease of pessimism" that gripped Ireland in September 1926. Drawing from contemporary accounts warning that this despair threatened to deve...

3 Sep 45min

The Unbelievable 1976 Emergency That Suspended Ireland’s Civil Liberties

The Unbelievable 1976 Emergency That Suspended Ireland’s Civil Liberties

In this episode of the Irish History Boys, we unpack the dramatic political fallout of August 1976, when the Dublin government declared a shocking, post-WWII state of emergency to combat the rising ti...

27 Aug 41min

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