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Burning down Ireland’s stately homes
Episode 1311

Burning down Ireland’s stately homes

Terence Dooley discusses why so many of Ireland’s grand homes were targeted by arsonists during the early 20th century

HistoryExtra podcast · Immediate

April 7, 202234m 47s

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Show Notes

Professor Terence Dooley, author of Burning the Big House, tells Ellie Cawthorne why so many of Ireland’s grand homes were subjected to arson during the early 20th century, revealing a complex web of disputes over land, protests against imperialism and IRA reprisals.

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