Episode 40: The National Treasures

Irish leader de Valera accepts an invitation to peace talks with the British in London

Episode 39: The Children of the Revolution

Until now, little has been known about how children were affected by the turmoil of 1921

A man employed to keep streetlamps lit in Belfast tells of his narrow brushes with death

NI's first Minister of Education takes charge of a schooling system in crisis

Listener Mary Kiely recalls her family's past brush with royalty and present-day tragedy.

Why did so many Protestants leave Southern Ireland after partition?

How important was the influence of the churches in the partition of Ireland?

The history books have little to say about 1921's women. These are some of their stories.

Men and women spying for Ireland get to the heart of British government

1921 changes everything for thousands of Irish citizens- including a Belfast pharmacist