Daithí Ó Corráin

DCU

Dr Daithí Ó Corráin is a lecturer in history in the School of History & Geography and is chair of the MA in History programme board at DCU.

A new book measures the human cost of Ireland's revolutionary years by cataloguing and analysing the deaths of 2,850 people

Mystery still surrounds the reasons for the murder of Fr Michael Griffin 100 years ago this weekend

The ferocious sectarian violence which erupted in the city 100 years ago this month had many consequences

The British recruits policing Ireland had a reputation for ill discipline, drunkenness, brutality and violence

The key takeaways from the first public meeting of Dáil Éireann 100 years ago today

100 years ago this week, Ireland went to the polls and ushered in a new political era

From destroyed buildings to lost ladders, the British government paid out €200 million in compensation claims after the 1916 Rising

Opinion: the prospective visit of Pope Francis to Ireland this year is significant for many reasons

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