Join Fingal Libraries for the Fingal Festival of History which took place from September 12th to 19th 2020 at Swords Castle. The centenary of the Sack of Balbriggan takes place this year and provides the main theme for our Festival.
Fingal Festival of History 2020
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Join Fingal Libraries for the Fingal Festival of History which took place from September 12th to 19th 2020 at Swords Castle. The centenary of the Sack of Balbriggan takes place this year and provides the main theme for our Festival.
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February 16, 2021
Episode VIII: The War of Independence in Dublin by John Dorney
<p>John will discuss how the War of Independence unfolded in Dublin. </p> <p>John Dorney is an independent historian and editor of the Irish Story website. His Masters in History was on Florence McCarthy and the Conquest of Gaelic Munster. He is the author of two books: Peace After the Final Battle, the Story of the Irish Revolution, and The Civil War in Dublin, the Fight for the Irish Capital, 1922-1924.</p>
February 16, 2021
Episode VII: Tans & Auxiliaries by Brian Hanley
<p>Brian will discuss the role of the Black and Tans and Auxiliary forces during the War of Independence. </p> <p>Brian Hanley is a professional historian, author and lecturer on modern Ireland. He is currently an Assistant Professor in Trinity College, Dublin. His areas of expertise include the IRA, Irish republicanism, labour and radicalism, 1916 Easter Rising, 1918 General election, Irish Revolution & Civil War, Irish America and the Northern Irish conflict.</p>
February 16, 2021
Episode VI: 1920 – Local Government & the War of Independence in Fingal by Declan Brady
<p>Declan will discuss an often overlooked dimension in the War of Independence that is the part played by local government in bringing the crown establishment to the negotiating table. The talk will include reference to the year 1920 including the local elections for Dublin County Council, Balrothery Rural District Council and Poor Law Guardians, when Sinn Féin won a majority and how they pledged their allegiance to Dáil Éireann. </p> <p>Declan Brady is a historian and genealogist based in Swords, Co. Dublin with a history Masters from Maynooth University, where he is currently a John Hume PhD scholar</p>
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