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Atlantis from a Geographer’s Perspective. Dr Ulf Erlingsson locates Atlantis, in Ireland.
In the 21st Century, as we try to assess the impact of mass industrialisation on
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America: From Colony to Superpower. Part I: 1776-1876
In the first of a three part series Colm McInerney traces the rise of America fr
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The Origins of Halloween – the day between years.
What is Halloween? Why do we celebrate Halloween on October 31st? Why do we wear
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Rain in August. Cyprus, the UN, and the death of Archbishop Makarios – a personal recollection.
The recent United Nations attempt to restore relations between the Greek and Tur
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Restoration and Invention: The role of language in the invention of the Irish and Norwegian Nations.
Nations are not such new phenomena. The concept of Irish and Norwegian Nations d
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Black Triangles, Purple Triangles – The Forgotten Holocaust.
Shoah isn't the only word that we have to remember when talking about the N
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Looking back at D-Day. A review of The D-Day Companion.
The reader familiar with military history, on hearing of the publication of the
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Mapping the past – the Historian’s dilemma.
Historians take from the past only what suits their purposes. Of the last 2500 y
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When is Genocide not Genocide? Recognising the Armenian Genocide, eighty-nine years on.
When planning the Holocaust, Hitler famously referred to the Armenians, as an ex
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The Multi-Culturalist. William Dalrymple in interview with Three Monkeys Online Magazine.
William Dalrymple is a hard man to pin down, as befits an award winning travel/h
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Cyprus – A recent history.
((Editor’s note: This article was written, before the referendum, and befo
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The Price of Genius – Asperger’s syndrome and Irish History
Students of Anglo-Irish literature and Irish history may be interested to learn
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Memory and the Shoah. To talk or remain silent? From silence to the era of witness.
In recent years, we’ve seen an abbundant increase in publications linked t
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