Daryl Hendley Rooney talks about Gerald's depiction of the Irish across the sea in the Topographia Hibernica.

Gerald of Wales | Medieval History | Ireland

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Daryl Hendley Rooney uses the example of Gerald of Wales and his grandmother Nest to explore the close and shifting ties of aristocratic Welsh, Norman and Irish families across the Irish Sea.

Middle Ages | Ireland | Wales

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This is a recording of the interview conducted by Dr Maebh Harding with Margot Slattery as part of the 'ReCollecting the Irish Family: New Perspectives and Directions' event, in collaboration with the National Museum of Ireland, where objects were collected in association with an

Marriage | Civil Partnership | Family

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This is a recording of the interview conducted by Dr Liz Kiely with Geoff McGrath as part of the 'ReCollecting the Irish Family: New Perspectives and Directions' event, in collaboration with the National Museum of Ireland, where objects were collected in association with an inter

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This is a recording of the interview conducted by Dr Anne Byrne with Francis Timmons as part of the 'ReCollecting the Irish Family: New Perspectives and Directions' event, in collaboration with the National Museum of Ireland, where objects were collected in association with an in

Family | Marriage | Love

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This is a recording of the interview conducted by Dr Anne Byrne with Cathal Kerrigan as part of the 'ReCollecting the Irish Family: New Perspectives and Directions' event, in collaboration with the National Museum of Ireland, where objects were collected in association with an in

Family | LGBTQ+

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Interviewer: John Quinn, Open Minds Program (Radio) Weekly show on Thursdays at 7:05 p.m. Spanned 25 years. Assets include: Original interview (26;08) , complete transcript of interview, breakdown of interview into sections on Change, Organisation, Obsolescence, Language, Embod

Cooley, Mike | Technology--Social aspects

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In the tenth episode of How the Yes was Won, the podcast shares a collection of stories heard during the interviews that the producers wished to air, but that just did not fit in any other episode. Guests include Mary Ryder, Anne Connolly, Mary Gordon, Ursula Barry and Catherine

Abortion | Pro-choice movement | Reproductive rights

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In the ninth episode of How The Yes Was Won, the podcast discusses the day of the referendum on 25 May 2018. The Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act is also discussed, and its shortcomings highlighted. Guests include Anne Connolly, Alison Spillane, Anita Byrne, Ca

Abortion | Pro-choice movement | Reproductive rights

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In the eighth episode of How The Yes Was Won, the podcast explores formation of Together For Yes, the national campaign to organise for a Yes vote in the referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment. The episode interviews activists involved in the campaign, from the head office to

Abortion | Pro-choice movement | Reproductive rights

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In the seventh episode of How The Yes Was Won, the podcast covers the growing campaign to demand a referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment from 2012 onwards, and some of the changes in Irish society that were happening around the same time. Guests include Sarah Monaghan, Anita

Abortion | Pro-choice movement | Reproductive rights

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In the sixth episode of How The Yes Was Won, the podcast explores the death of Savita Halappanavar in October 2012 after being refused an abortion in University Hospital Galway, and other stories of medical crises caused by the Eighth Amendment, including the Ms Y and Ms P cases.

Abortion | Pro-choice movement | Reproductive rights

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