Fin Dwyer

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2,951 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Fin Dwyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Next week, while I complete that episode, it will require a few trips to archives in Dublin, which is a bit time consuming. podcast-host
But I think it is worth taking the time to get it right. podcast-host
It's a great story about the German bombing of a small Irish village in the Second World War and why that happened. podcast-host
Now, in the meantime, if you're looking for extra content, I have a video out this week that explores the story behind the theft of the Irish Crown's. podcast-host
Jewels in 1907. podcast-host
That's a phenomenal part for history. podcast-host
That's a pretty strange story to say the least. podcast-host
If you're looking for that, it's available ad-free on patreon.com forward slash Irish Podcast for show supporters, and it will be released on YouTube later in the week. podcast-host
Sound on the episode is by Kate Dunley. podcast-host
If we can start then, Nora, with just a description of Om for listeners who might be unfamiliar, they might have heard of the word, but not know much about it. podcast-host
So could you I suppose start by explaining what exactly is Om? podcast-host
Then just maybe to kind of give people a better understanding, some of our kind of instincts about how you might read something, you know, like a a page of text on a book, we move from left to right and down the page, but ohm actually can work quite different to that or against what our instinct might be. podcast-host
We'll move on in a second to when it comes into use. podcast-host
But before I go there, can I ask you, do we know where it comes from? podcast-host
Like something I was just thinking of this morning in preparing for this interview is just the idea that it's a uniform system across an Ireland that is at the time we're talking uh I should say the early medieval period, but Ireland is very fragmented at the time, yet we have this uniform system. podcast-host
And do we know where OM comes from? podcast-host
Is it modeled on the Latin alphabet or where does it emerge from? podcast-host
So when and where then do we get the first Ohm inscriptions appearing in Ireland? podcast-host
My understanding is that it'll be more kind of focused in the southwest of the country, but podcast-host
Roughly what centuries are we talking about that it starts to, I suppose, appear in numbers in terms of inscriptions across the island? podcast-host
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