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    Asgard

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    Kay Sheehy and Nessa Childers MEP take a look back at the famous gun running trip the Asgard and its crew of Erskine and Molly Childers and Mary Spring Rice made in July 1914.        Erskine Childers owner and captain of the Asgard  Molly Childers owner and crew member of the Asgard Crew member and Gola Island Fisherman Patrick McGinley and his wife Mary Roarty    Volunteers march to Dublin Carrying guns   Patrick McGinley, "Mr Gordon" (Gordon Shephard) Mary Spring Rice and Molly Childers on the Asgard    Molly Childers and Mary Spring Rice on the Asgard   There ...

    http://www.rte.ie/radio1/marian-finucane/programmes/2014/0719/631833-marian-finucane-saturday-19-july-2014/?clipid=1633155
    National Museum Centenary of Howth Gun Running

    National Museum Centenary of Howth Gun Running

    The National Museum at Collins Barracks is holding a day of talks at Collins Barracks on the 26th July on the anniversary of the Howth Gun-Running. The speakers, include Michael Laffan, Padraig Yeates, Rory Childers and Theo Dorgan.  The Asgard  Check out the National Museum's website nearer the time for more details.  www.museum.ie The conserved 1914 Howth gun running vessel is on display at the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks

    http://www.rte.ie/radio1/the-history-show/programmes/2014/0615/620214-the-history-show-sunday-15-june-2014/?clipid=1601953
    A History of Hurling and Hurling Balls

    A History of Hurling and Hurling Balls

    Hurling has been our national game for over 3,000 years. A new exhibition in Mayo sheds light on the earliest artefacts of the game - the oldest surviving hurling balls which are a far cry from the leather covered sliotar. Liam Geraghty talked to Clodagh Doyle about the exhibition, 'Hair Hurling Balls' exhibition which is now on at the National Museum of Ireland's Country Life building in Castlebar, Co. Mayo.    UCD historian, Paul Rouse talked to Myles about where the game of hurling began and how it evolved.   Saturday 16 November 2013:   4pm.  From Setanta to Sheflin: An Illustrated History ...

    http://www.rte.ie/radio1/the-history-show/programmes/2013/1103/484067-the-history-show-sunday-3-november-2013/?clipid=1346178

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