The Dublin Arms Trial 1970 and the Sunningdale Agreement 1973
In 1970 several high ranking politicians in the Republic of Ireland were implicated in an Arms importation plot to help out Nationalists in Derry and Belfast
24 Jul 202236min
The Provisional IRA, Internment without trial, Direct Rule and Secretary of State William Whitelaw 1972
The Provisional IRA arrive on the scene in Northern Ireland to protect the Civil rights marchers and ''the Troubles'' begin. Internment without trial is not accepted lightly and causes huge problems. ...
8 Jul 202232min
Northern Ireland 1969, John Hume turns to politics, the Ballymurphy and Bloody Sunday massacres.
The Civil Rights marches become intense in Northern Ireland John Hume and others turn to Politics and the Marchers are attacked by Paratroopers in Ballymurphy and the Bogside
13 Jun 202228min
The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Campaign 1968 the Unionist and British Government response
The Civil Rights campaign began in Northern Ireland in 1968 and a very difficult uphill struggle ensued with Nationalists/Catholics seeking a fairness from the dominant Unionist/Protestant ruling cla...
7 Jun 202227min
The creation of Northern Ireland, its original design in 1607 and eventual emergence in 1922
How Northern Ireland developed from 1607 to 1800 as the planted province of Ulster and then as part of the Union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1801 and continued as part of Great Britain in 1922 whe...
21 Mai 202229min
Economics in Ireland after the Anglo Irish Treaty (1923-1949)
How Ireland fared economically as an independent state after the Anglo Irish Treaty of 1921
29 Apr 202224min
Michael Collins (1890-1922) Moya Llewellyn Davies and the Irish Civil War 1922-23
Michael Collins relationship with Moya Llewelyn Davies and the Irish Civil War 1922-1923
15 Apr 202228min
