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Remembering 1916: Have memory and myth become entangled? / Dublin University History Society 1916 Commemorative Debate

Talks

Day	Time	Place	Speaker
28^TH MARCH \| EASTER MONDAY	16:00 - 18:00	Trinity College Dublin	Aine Lawlor Dr Anne Dolan Dublin University History Society Fintan O’Toole Professor John Horne

Trinity College, Public Theatre

Remembering 1916: Have memory and myth become entangled?

Introduced and chaired by RTÉ Radio One Presenter Aine Lawlor

Professor John Horne, Director, Centre for War Studies, Trinity College Dublin

Fintan O’Toole, Literary Editor, Irish Times

Dr Anne Dolan, Associate professor of Modern Irish History, Trinity College Dublin

Dublin University History Society: 1916 Commemorative Debate

Introduced by RTE Radio 1 Presenter Aine Lawlor

Motion: ‘The post-revolutionary governments have betrayed the socialist ideas of the leaders of 1916″. Students and lecturers from Trinity’s History Dept come together for a special commemorative debate.

Photograph courtesy of the RTÉ Archives

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