Patrick Geoghegan

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1,107 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 7 Aug

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and Dr Catherine Healy, historian in residence at EPIC, the Irish Immigration Museum. voice-verified
Well, that does bring us to the end of another edition of Talking History. voice-verified
My thanks to my producer, Maurice O'Sullivan, for bringing everything together. voice-verified
We've got more debate and discussion next week, so I hope you can join us then. voice-verified
We've been talking history. voice-verified
Good night. voice-verified
Good evening and welcome.
We're Talking History on News Talk 106-108 with me, Patrick Gagan.
In tonight's show, we're re-excavating the history of medieval Dublin as we look back on our program where we explored what life was like back then and what archaeological and other evidence reveals about the city and the people.
Our brilliant panel of experts included Dr.
Ruth Johnson, Dublin's city archaeologist, who protects, manages, and investigates.
The city's oldest heritage, Paul Duffy, the archaeologist, historian, and author, Dr.
Grace O'Keeffe, the medieval historian based in Dublin, and the editor of Archaeology Ireland, and Dr.
Catherine Swift, who lectures in the Department of History at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick.
An expert in medieval Ireland and her interests include Scandinavian Society and Settlement in Ireland, Brian Brew and the Kingdom of Thomas, and DNA studies of medieval Irish.
population.
Well you're all very welcome.
And Ruth, I might begin with you and I might begin with the the current excavations that are taking place uh in Dublin.
Where are they?
What's going on and what insights do we gain from them?
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