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Series 1: Omnibus 42

Â鶹ԼÅÄ Rule, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 1: Omnibus 43

The Covenant to Faithful to Erin, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 1: Omnibus 44

The conspirators prepare, to Sacrifice at the Somme, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 1: Omnibus 45

The rise of Sinn Féin to the dreary steeples, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 1: Omnibus 46

Partition, to Troubles north and south, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 28 mins

Series 1: Omnibus 47

Civil war to depression years in Northern Ireland, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 1: Omnibus 48

An empty political formula to crying for a happier life, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 30 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 1

The Emergency, Éire 1939, to The Magazine Fort attack, 1939, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 2

Neither time nor gold can beat Germany to Tremendous devastation, by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 3

The appalling influx from the slums to The spy who failed, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 28 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 4

German guests of the state to Governing Éire, 1939 to 1945, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 27 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 5

Internees, deserters and volunteers to Wartime smuggling, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 6

VE Day, to Northern Ireland and government aid, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 28 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 7

The winter of 1947, to Ireland, a republic, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 28 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 8

The Chapel Gate Election to The rule of Brookeborough, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 9

The Princess Victoria disaster to The revival of the IRA, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 28 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 10

Operation Harvest to Inishkillane, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 11

Church and state to De Valera’s vision of Cathleen ni Houlihan written by Jonathan Bardon

• 28 mins

Series 2: Omnibus 12

Broadcasting North and South to Brookeborough’s fall, written by Jonathan Bardon.

• 29 mins