Is Irish History ‘sea-blind’?

(Recorded live on Sunday 29 September 2024, @ The Substation, Alexandra Road, Dublin, D01 H4C6) In 1986, the maritime historian, John de Courcey Ireland, wrote: ‘The lives of island peoples like Ireland’s [have] been dominated by the seas encircling them. Yet this fact has been largely ignored by Irish historians’. Is Irish history still ‘sea blind’? To address this question join History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham , in discussion with Angela Byrne ( Dictionary of Irish Biography ), Lar Joye (Heritage Officer, Dublin Port) and Captain Michael McKenna (Dublin Port Harbour Master). This Hedge School is supported by Dublin Port in association with the Dublin Festival of History

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Is Irish History ‘sea-blind’? is an episode from History Ireland by alanheadstuff.

This episode is 78:44 long.

This episode was published on Oct 4, 2024.

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