Heritage And History Lectures
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 25:53:59
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Synopsis
Heritage and History lectures organised and recorded by Dublin City Public Libraries and Archive
Episodes
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![Bohemians Football Club - The enduring legacy of an idle youth by Ciaran Priestly]()
'Bohemians Football Club - The enduring legacy of an idle youth' by Ciaran Priestly
03/11/2010 Duration: 31minSport and the City Seminar.
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![The Maids Who Made It: Maids of the Mountain Hockey Club 1918-1999 by Hilary McDonagh]()
'The Maids Who Made It: Maids of the Mountain Hockey Club 1918-1999' by Hilary McDonagh
03/11/2010 Duration: 25minSport and the City Seminar.
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![The GAA and the Irish Revolution in Dublin by Dr William Murphy]()
'The GAA and the Irish Revolution in Dublin' by Dr William Murphy
03/11/2010 Duration: 25minSport and the City Seminar.
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![Hostile aircraft approaching Irish coast. The air defence of Dublin and the North Strand Bombing by Michael Kennedy]()
Hostile aircraft approaching Irish coast. The air defence of Dublin and the North Strand Bombing by Michael Kennedy
24/06/2010 Duration: 41minNorth Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.
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![The Effects of War-Time Censorship on Historical Sources regarding the North Strand Bombing 1941 by Kevin OConnor]()
The Effects of War-Time Censorship on Historical Sources regarding the North Strand Bombing 1941 by Kevin O'Connor
24/06/2010 Duration: 38minNorth Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.
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![The Transformation of the Irish Army during the Emergency by Colonel Donal OCarroll]()
The Transformation of the Irish Army during the Emergency by Colonel Donal O'Carroll
24/06/2010 Duration: 35minNorth Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.
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![The Other German Bombings of Ireland: German bombings of Ireland 1940-41 by Eoin Bairead]()
The Other German Bombings of Ireland: German bombings of Ireland 1940-41 by Eoin Bairead
24/06/2010 Duration: 33minNorth Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.
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![Rediscovering Emmets Dublin through the collections of Dublin City Libraries]()
Rediscovering Emmet's Dublin through the collections of Dublin City Libraries
18/03/2010 Duration: 46minThe 8th Annual Emmet Lecture by Dr Máire Kennedy.
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![Commodious temples: Catholic church building in nineteenth-century Dublin]()
Commodious temples: Catholic church building in nineteenth-century Dublin
05/02/2010 Duration: 01h05minThe 13th Annual Sir John T. Gilbert Lecture by Brendan Grimes.
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![Dublin City Public Libraries 1884-2009]()
Dublin City Public Libraries 1884-2009
27/10/2009 Duration: 40minA talk to commemorate 125 years of Public Library Service in Dublin City, by Deirdre Ellis-King, Dublin City Librarian. September, 2009.
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![Ceithre seachtaine, Carnán scéalta: Cromail i mBaile Atha Cliath, 1649]()
Ceithre seachtaine, Carnán scéalta: Cromail i mBaile Atha Cliath, 1649
26/03/2009 Duration: 30minA talk as gaeilge on Cromwell in Dublin in 1649 by Dr Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha.
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![Dublins civic buildings in the early modern period]()
Dublin's civic buildings in the early modern period
28/01/2009 Duration: 35minThe 12th Annual Sir John T. Gilbert Lecture by Professor Colm Lennon.
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![Through streets broad and narrow: a history of Dublins trams]()
Through streets broad and narrow: a history of Dublin's trams
08/10/2008 Duration: 01h03minThe 10th Annual Sir John T. Gilbert Lecture by Michael Corcoran.
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![The Underestimated Mr. Wesley]()
The Underestimated Mr. Wesley
08/10/2008 Duration: 58minThe Underestimated Mr. Wesley: Charles Wesley 1707 - 1788. A lecture by Dudley Levistone Cooney. 18th December 2007.
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![River, rivalry and revolt: history of the built fabric of Dublin City]()
River, rivalry and revolt: history of the built fabric of Dublin City
08/10/2008 Duration: 35minThe 11th Annual Sir John T. Gilbert Lecture by Dr Christine Casey.
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![Dublin in 1608 by Dr Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha]()
Dublin in 1608 by Dr Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha
08/10/2008 Duration: 30minA talk to coincide with the launch of the new publication, Early Modern Dubliners.
