From Bullets to Ballots: Owen O’Shea, in conversation with Catriona Crowe
The Civil War has long shaped and defined Irish politics and cast a long shadow over twentieth-century Ireland. The development and evolution of politics in the years after 1923 was hugely influenced by the deep divisions of the preceding conflict in County Kerry, and the ruptures caused by the war were more deep-seated and longer lasting than most others. In this session, archivist and historian Dr. Catriona Crowe speaks to Kerry historian and author Dr. Owen O’Shea about his recently published From Bullets to Ballots: Politics and Electioneering in Post-Civil War Kerry, 1923-33.
Thursday, 28th May at 11.00am at the Seanchaí Centre in Listowel
BOOK NOW: Exploring History & Politics with Dr Owen O’Shea in conversation with Catriona Crowe
