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Irish History Lecture: These Wildish Things – Ann Rossiter Surveys Contemporary London-Irish Women’s Radical Political Activism
In this lecture, Ann Rossiter explores the political activism of London-Irish women, focusing on their involvement in the Irish National Question during the Troubles and their advocacy for Irish women’s reproductive rights leading up to the repeal of the Republic’s 8th amendment in 2018.
Wed 01 May 2024
Doors: 6.30pm; Lecture Starts: 7pm
Irish History Lecture: Ireland, the UK and Security in Europe – Towards New Policy Thinking?
Explore the intricacies of European security dynamics with Eoin Micheál McNamara, offering insights into historical and contemporary Irish-UK relations.
Wed 08 May 2024
Doors: 6.30pm; Starts: 7pm
Irish History Lecture: The Siege of Jadotville by Commandant Leo Quinlan
Join us for a captivating exploration of Irish military history as Commandant Leo Quinlan, son of the renowned Commandant Pat Quinlan, guides us through the gripping tale of the Siege of Jadotville, a pivotal event during Ireland’s peacekeeping mission in the Congo in 1961, uncovering untold bravery and a lasting impact.
Wed 15 May 2024
Doors: 6.30pm; Starts: 7pm
Irish History Lecture: ‘The Kidnapping – A hostage, a desperate manhunt and a bloody rescue that shocked Ireland’
Join us for an engaging lecture and book launch with authors / journalists Tommy Conlon and Ronan McGreevy, as they discuss their book on the 1983 IRA abduction. Delve into this gripping story and its impact on Irish history.
Wed 29 May 2024
Doors: 6.30pm; Starts: 7pm
