Fin Dwyer
speaker
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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There's lots of pictures of Ohm stones there and where they're located across Ireland and in Britain, as Nora was talking about.
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I want to take this opportunity to thank Nora for talking to me.
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It's great to be able to feature such cutting-edge research on the show.
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Now I'll be back on Friday with the next installment of Brothers in Pain.
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That's Dr.
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Brian Hanley's series that explores the global history of the Irish Revolution.
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Until then, Sloane.
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During the Irish War of Independence, Britain and particularly England became a major battlefield.
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Although largely forgotten today, at the time British cities were not only geographically close to Ireland, but also home to large Irish communities, and over the course of the war they witnessed hundreds of IRA attacks.
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Now, this theatre of the war is largely forgotten today, but between 1919 and 1922,
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IRA made sustained efforts to bring the conflict across the Irish Sea.
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This resulted in major attacks on the Liverpool docks, the targeting of black and tans in England, and most notably the killing of the British Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson.
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Indeed, British society would find itself deeply divided by the Irish War.
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It brought decades-old tensions to the fore in a way that few other issues have.
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until Brexit nearly a century later.
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Political parties, trade unions and communities were split over what should happen in Ireland, while massive and sometimes violent demonstrations swept across Britain in support of Irish independence.
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This episode of Brothers in Pain, a series that explores the global history of the Irish Revolution, looks at the war in Britain and how the wider question of Irish independence dominated British politics at the time.
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Hello and welcome to the Irish History Podcast.
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My name is Finn Dewar, and this is the eighth part of Brothers in Pain.
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Now, this episode looks at what is a pretty overlooked aspect of the conflict and many forgotten figures.
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