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A Short History of Ireland
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Omnibus #12 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Broadcasting North and South
• Showband fever
• Whitaker and Lemass
• Lemass and Brookeborough
• Brookeborough’s fallWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #11 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Church and state
• The Fethard On Sea boycott
• A disgrace to the nation
• The launch of the Canberra
• De Valera’s vision of Cathleen ni HoulihanWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #10 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Operation Harvest
• Defeat for the IRA
• Stagnation
• The vanishing Irish
• InishkillaneWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #9 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The Princess Victoria disaster
• Linen, boom and collapse
• Shipbuilding in Belfast
• Marching on the Longstone Road
• The revival of the IRAWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #8 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The Chapel Gate Election
• Conquering the white death
• The Mother and Child controversy
• Lacklustre performance
• The rule of BrookeboroughWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #6 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• VE Day
• Controversial condolences
• Northern Ireland elections 1945
• The Welfare State
• Northern Ireland, a very substantial measure of government aidWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #7 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The winter of 1947
• The 1947 Education Act
• The family of the republic
• The inter-party government
• Ireland, a republic Written by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #4 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• German guests of the state
• American visitors
• The tramp of marching Yanks
• Don’t be a dope
• Governing Éire, 1939 to 1945Written by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #2 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Neither time nor gold can beat Germany
• Censorship in Éire, 1939 to 1945
• The period of the next moon may well bring our turn
• The Easter Tuesday Belfast Blitz
• Tremendous devastationWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #1 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The Emergency, Éire 1939
• We here today are in a state of war
• Failed preparations
• Ireland and the Battle of the Atlantic
• The Magazine Fort attack, December 1939Written by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #48 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• An empty political formula
• The Economic War
• Democracy in peril
• Forget the unhappy past
• Crying for a happier lifeWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #47 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Civil war
• Green against green
• Divided Ulster
• Not an inch
• Northern Ireland: depression yearsWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #44 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The conspirators prepare
• We are going to be slaughtered
• Easter Week
• Executions and internment
• Sacrifice at the SommeWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #42 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Killing Home Rule with kindness
• De-anglicizing the Irish people
• Two nations?
• Cultural revival
• Home Rule promisedWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #41 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Belfast: an imperial city
• Committee Room 15
• Keep our noble kingdom whole
• The Second Home Rule Bill
• The country is bleeding to deathWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #40 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The relief of Captain Boycott
• Assassination in the Phoenix Park
• The First Home Rule Bill
• ‘Is them ‘uns bate?’
• The Belfast riots of 1886Written by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #39 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The growth of Belfast
• Party fights
• My mission is to pacify Ireland
• Keep a firm grip of your homesteads
• The Land WarWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #38 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Emigration
• The Battle of Widow McCormack’s Cabbage Patch
• The Fenian Brotherhood
• The green flag will be flying independently
• God Save IrelandWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #36 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• Monster Meetings
• A Nation Once Again?
• The very extreme of human wretchedness
• The far seeing merchants
• So much wretchednessWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.
Omnibus #37 explores Ireland’s rich and turbulent history in the following episodes –• The census of 1841
• Phytophthora infestans
• Famine
• The Famine in Skibereen
• FeverWritten by Dr Jonathan Bardon and featuring Frances Tomelty, James Greene, Richard Dormer and Sean Crummey.





Where are the rest of the episodes... It's missing loads?!!