26 Sep 2014 5:00pm - 6:00pm CRASSH, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, CB3 9DT - SG1&2

Description

This is a public event, open to all. It is part of the conference, ‘Partitionism, Minorities and Collective Identities in the Construction of a Europe of ‘Small’ Democracies, 1912-2012'

Speaker: Dr Dan Mulhall, H.E The Ambassador of Ireland at the Court of St James

Abstract

In his lecture H.E. the Ambassador will look at the response to Irish independence given by two prominent Irish commentators, George Russell and DP Moran.  They came from very different strands of the broad Irish nationalist tradition. In 1923 (the full first year of the Irish Free State’s existence), both were editing important journals, Moran’s Leader and AE at the Irish Homestead and Irish Statesman. Dr Mulhaal will look at how they both responded to independence and partition. 

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