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West Cork festival explores why gout was called 'Irish hospitality'
West Cork festival explores why gout was called 'Irish hospitality'
Ireland's love affair with claret — as well as the wine trade's links to the Atlantic slave trade — is among the topics being examined at this weekend's West Cork History Festival

Tue, 08 Aug, 2023

History of famine in Ireland means we must lead to ensure food is not weaponised, says Taoiseach
History of famine in Ireland means we must lead to ensure food is not weaponised, says Taoiseach
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Sun, 07 Aug, 2022

Percy Ludgate: West Cork’s own computer pioneer
Percy Ludgate: West Cork’s own computer pioneer

Computer pioneer Percy Ludgate is not a household name like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs — but a team of researchers based at Trinity College Dublin has set about changing that, writes Kevin O'Neill.

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Violence waged against women by both sides in Irish wars
Violence waged against women by both sides in Irish wars

Physical and sexual violence was waged against women during the Civil War and the War of Independence — by Republicans as well as by the Black and Tans, according to a controversial paper to be presented next month.

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