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dublin / history and heritage / opinion/analysis Saturday October 22, 2011 18:26 by CB
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On the 15th October 2011 the Ireland Institute on Pearse Street played host to the second annual Raymond Crotty lecture, which was sponsored by the People’s Movement. The topic of this year’s lecture was Rancher and Banking interests in the modern Irish Economy and was delivered by Conor McCabe. McCabe’s recent book, Sins of the Father, is an examination of the Irish economy from the Anglo – Irish Treaty up to the present day.
http://www.theirishstory.com/2011/10/21/review-conor-mc...ITBIH read full story / add a comment
derry / history and heritage / event notice Friday October 21, 2011 16:22 by Anti Fascist
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Come along to hear about the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War - especially the local volunteers from Derry, Donegal and Tyrone. read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / event notice Wednesday October 19, 2011 16:02 by Jack Lane
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Launch of new book by Brendan Clifford. read full story / add a comment
cork / history and heritage / event notice Monday October 17, 2011 15:01 by Vice-President for Teaching and Learning
On 22 October 2011 there will be a conference at UCC that may be of interest to you. The approx timings will be 9am start with a 6pm finish. The venue is Boole 2. The conference is a public one, i.e. open to all, so please feel free to circulate to your contacts. All are welcome. Registration isn’t required – just show up on the day. read full story / add a comment 
dublin / history and heritage / event notice Friday September 30, 2011 22:38 by Sharon.
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To mark the 30th anniversary of the ending of the 1981 hunger strike. read full story / add a comment
antrim / history and heritage / event notice Thursday September 15, 2011 19:56 by Anti-Fascist
7 cyclists who are touring round memorials to the International Brigade will lay a wreath at the Belfast memorial, Thursday 22nd, 9.30am. read full story / add a comment
antrim / history and heritage / press release Thursday September 15, 2011 19:43 by anti-fascist
7 members of National Clarion Cycling Club are visiting memorials to the Int Brigaders in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Wales and onto London to mark the 75th Ann of the Spanish Civil War. read full story / add a comment 
national / history and heritage / event notice Tuesday September 13, 2011 21:21 by Sharon.
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The Annual 'Eve Of All-Ireland Rally' will be held in Dubin this coming Saturday ,17th September 2011. read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / press release Friday September 02, 2011 10:55 by Deise
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TG4 to show documentary of War of Independence veteran and Vietnam War protester. read full story / add a comment 
national / history and heritage / event notice Wednesday August 24, 2011 09:14 by Liam Ó Culbáird
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N.G.A. hunger striker commemoration, Belfast, September 25th. read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / opinion/analysis Monday August 01, 2011 23:25 by Sean Keir Moriarty
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Two previous articles, 'Of Cups, Rings and Cultural Heritage' & 'Cultural Heritage and the Economy' (Indymedia, August 1, 2011) dealt with recent research on the Hill of Tara and Bend in the Boyne that could open a new chapter in their history, as well as that of hundreds of additional archaeological sites throughout Ireland, the UK and other Atlantic/Mediterranean European countries. More importantly, they discussed the apathy on the part of the politicians, government agencies and archaeologists in Ireland towards that research, and its potential cultural and economic benefits. In all fairness though to the aforementioned, what of the European Union and UNESCO World Heritage Centre, who are just as responsible for protecting the cultural heritage and economies of countries within the Euro Zone. read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / opinion/analysis Monday August 01, 2011 22:38 by Sean Keir Moriarty
Considering the dismal economic state of a growing number of EU nations, it is more important than ever for them to protect their cultural heritage, as it is firmly linked to their economies in the form of tourism. Though one tends to think of cultural heritage as something taught in schools and preserved in museums, it goes well beyond that, as evidenced by the attraction of archaeological and cultural World Heritage Sites to millions around the world. Though sites such as the Bend in the Boyne and Stonehenge play a significant role in our understanding of who we are and where we came from, every site, however small, is just as important, and they deserve to be indentified, excavated, restored and preserved for future generations. read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / opinion/analysis Monday August 01, 2011 21:01 by Sean Moriarty / Edited by Dr. George Nash, U. of Bristol
The following is the first of three articles regarding cultural heritage and its potential benefits to the economies of Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and other Atlantic/Mediterranean European countries, which given the ever growing number of EU nations seeking bailouts, canʼt be ignored any longer. There are those whoʼve questioned why the cultural heritage of Ireland for example, is of such importance to someone who is a 4th generation Irish-American. The bigger question is why those whoʼve been ʻchargedʼ with protecting the cultural heritage of a nation; the archaeologists, politicians, government agencies, EU and UNESCO, have turned a blind eye to the issue. read full story / add a comment 
antrim / history and heritage / event notice Monday July 25, 2011 16:47 by Ciarán
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Gort na Móna CLG & Glór na Móna present Community Lecture Series 2011 August – Tuesday 2nd, 7.30pm Dónal McAnallen – Michael Cusack and the Revival of Gaelic Games in Belfast, 1897-1903 read full story / add a comment
international / history and heritage / event notice Monday July 25, 2011 10:51 by LASC
Every Tuesday evening at 20:30 LASC will be showing a film or documentary in La Dolce Vita Winebar, 5 Cow's Lane, Temple Bar. read full story / add a comment
international / history and heritage / event notice Tuesday June 28, 2011 22:10 by Seán Ó Murchú
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National Monument Cork City (corner of Grand Parade & South Mall) read full story / add a comment
dublin / history and heritage / event notice Friday June 24, 2011 23:06 by Ben Williams
The book launch will take place at Connolly Books, Essex Street, Dublin 2, on Thursday 30 June at 5.30pm. read full story / add a comment 
international / history and heritage / event notice Wednesday June 01, 2011 16:27 by Sharon.
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East End , Bundoran , Saturday 27th August 2011 , 3PM. read full story / add a comment
cork / history and heritage / event notice Monday May 30, 2011 14:59 by Diarmuid Mulcahy
Ocean to City’s Maritime Festival, highlights Cork’s magnificent river and harbour. Festival includes markets, kayak/boat trips, racing, corcumnavigation, boats to Spike Island, photography competition, Blackrock Castle Youth Race, harbour school, tours on LE Orla and more. The race takes place on June 4th 2011. A unique, spectacular 15 mile race for traditional and non-traditional rowing boats and kayaks which starts at Crosshaven and finishes at Lapps Quay. The festival atmosphere features acrobats, face painters, balloon artists, workshops, clowns and music. read full story / add a comment
galway / history and heritage / event notice Thursday May 19, 2011 22:17 by John Cunningham
Galway Trades Council was established following the annual meeting of the Irish Trade Union Congress in the Town Hall during June 1911. Strikes and lock-outs ensued as Galway workers fought for respect as well as for improved wages and conditions. The Trades Council returns to the Town Hall where it was established on 8 June for a varied programme of events, which will celebr read full story / add a comment |
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