Garvaghy: A Community Under Siege — books on Irish society and politics

1999 book so under 30 years old. And I've not read it all. But a book about how the serious the issue was at the time seems historical to me

beyondthepalebooks.com
u/cavedave — 12 days ago

On this day 1943 future Irish farmer and 'the most dangerous man in Europe' SS officer Otto Skorzeny rescues Mussolini

bbc.com
u/cavedave — 1 month ago
▲ 163 r/mathmemes

Reply and I will give you your own never before seen Diophantine equation solution

u/cavedave — 1 month ago

WW2 in Ireland lead to a 37 year long emergency

"The declaration of the national emergency on 1 September 1976 coincided with the ending by Dáil and Seanad Éireann of the national emergency which had been declared in 1939. The ending of the national emergency now, in 1995, is not without significance and, hopefully, opens a new phase in our history when threats to our security, from whatever source, are a thing of the past."

oireachtas.ie
u/cavedave — 2 months ago

‘Kerry Cow’ bones revealed as ancient bear remains, challenging long-held theory on farming’s arrival in Ireland and Great Britain

ucd.ie
u/cavedave — 2 months ago