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The Road to Partition: You might as well call it The Idiot s Guide to Irish History

BBC Northern Irelandâs chronicling of the years leading to Partition has the feeling of a familiar anecdote relayed by a stranger. The details are largely the same, yet the emphasis is different and you learn a few things you hadnât known before. The Road t o Partition (BBC One, 9pm) is expertly made but very much the Idiotâs Guide to Irish History, presumably aimed at a British audience who wouldnât know de Valera from da Vinci. Sombrely narrated by Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark from Game of Thrones), the first of two episodes recaps the Easter Rising of 1916, the massacre of Ulster regiments at the Somme, the 1918 general election and the brutal years of the War of Independence.

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Arlene Foster is N I s First Female First Minister

First Female First Minister By R. Bryan Willits, Editorial Assistant Arlene Foster, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, the largest political party in the Northern Ireland Assembly, officially began her tenure as First Minister of Northern Ireland in January, making her the youngest person, at 45, and the first woman to fill that position. Foster has represented Fermanagh and South Tyrone in the Northern Ireland Assembly since 2003, and took over from Peter Robinson as the head of her party after he stepped down in November. Fosters ascension to first minister also comes just before the centenary of the Easter Rising, a point that was not lost on Foster, who in a BBC interview stated that she would not travel to Dublin for the official centenary celebrations and said that it would not be right for her to take part in the commemorations since she believed firmly in democracy and the Union.

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Burning of the Custom House: Some Dublin firefighters played a significant role by intentionally spreading the blaze

); Burning of the Custom House: Some Dublin firefighters played a significant role by intentionally spreading the blaze Las Fallon explores the role of Dublin Fire Brigade members in aiding the attack. By Las Fallon Tuesday 25 May 2021, 1:08 PM 1 hour ago 5,187 Views 2 Comments The blaze was confined to one area as the firefighters arrived. Image: Michael Ward. Image: Michael Ward. SET ABLAZE ON this day 100 years ago, the Custom House burned for a full ten days. That was in spite of being attended by a Fire Brigade that had already been proven to be competent and well-resourced and also in spite of being surrounded on two sides by large bodies of water and on the other by perfectly efficient fire hydrants.

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How Michael Collins secured an election victory in Armagh with the help of an east Belfast loyalist-turned literary academic

How Michael Collins secured an election victory in Armagh with the help of an east Belfast loyalist-turned literary academic
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Solving the Insoluble | History Today

Solving the Insoluble | History Today
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