Join John Moynihan for a journey through time on The History Show. Season one explored events in Kilkenny and Carlow in the 1922 centenary year while season two shifts to 1923 and other moments in time.
The History Show on KCLR is funded through the Creative Ireland Programme at the Kilkenny County County Council Heritage Office, supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht and Sport and Media.
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Join John Moynihan for a journey through time on The History Show. Season one explored events in Kilkenny and Carlow in the 1922 centenary year while season two shifts to 1923 and other moments in time.
The History Show on KCLR is funded through the Creative Ireland Programme at the Kilkenny County County Council Heritage Office, supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht and Sport and Media.
The History Show S01E05: Roles of Women During the Civil War
The History Show on KCLR
38 minutes
3 years ago
The History Show S01E05: Roles of Women During the Civil War
On this week's edition of the History Show, Ann Tierney, the President of Kilkenny Archaeological Society, profiles three women with Kilkenny links that played pivotal roles throughout the decade. Kilkenny theatre artist Ita Morrissey on her community theatre production “The Untold Tales of Freedom”, highlighting the role of women at the time. John outlines some facts, firsts and inventions from around the world, 100 years ago. Finally, for this week’s edition of “It Said in the Papers”, we look back at the Kilkenny People from Saturday May 13th, 1922.
The History Show on KCLR
Join John Moynihan for a journey through time on The History Show. Season one explored events in Kilkenny and Carlow in the 1922 centenary year while season two shifts to 1923 and other moments in time.
The History Show on KCLR is funded through the Creative Ireland Programme at the Kilkenny County County Council Heritage Office, supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht and Sport and Media.
