Ireland

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The most popular historical figures you’ve (probably) never heard of

Borris, County Carlow, Ireland. (Photo by Timothy Seren/ullstein bild via Getty Images)

The wild man of County Carlow

Inishbofin, Ireland

My favourite place: Inishbofin, Ireland

An illustration of Colonel Blood

The strange escapades of Colonel Thomas Blood

Author Linda Colley.

Acts of union and disunion

A policeman feels the full force of a blast in this illustration – from the 7 June 1884 issue of 'The Illustrated Police News' – depicting a Fenian attack on Scotland Yard. The Fenians' dynamite campaign of the early 1880s provoked a radical response from the British government. (Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

The Victorian war on terror

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Could your family photos and letters help researchers examine 1916 Easter Rising?

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Great Earl of Kildare ‘extended English rule over Ireland’

Illustration by Jonty Clark.

Ye olde travel guide: Dublin AD 1000

Industrial might: Blenheim bombers in production in England, late 1939. The Allies’ combined industrial strength proved too much for the Axis. (Getty Images)

Second World War

The Library The world in flames

William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne and British prime minister from 1782–83, was instrumental in the Genevan exiles’ move to southern Ireland. (Getty Images)

The watchmakers of Waterford

The RMS Titanic. (Image by Perspectives/Getty Images)

Where history happened: The Titanic disaster

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Being a British Missionary and troubles in Ireland

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Britain, Ireland, and Continental Europe in the Eighteenth Century

A portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (better known as Bonnie Prince Charlie), the grandson of James II and VII. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

The Library Where history happened: The Jacobites