Episode 80 - Wartime Atrocities During the Irish Civil War
About this episode
This episode discusses notable wartime atrocities during the Irish Civil War, including the murders of three teenagers and deaths caused by mines.
In this episode I discuss some of the most well-known atrocities that occurred during the Irish Civil War such as the murders of Edwin Hughes, Brendan Holohan, and Joseph Rogers, three teenagers for putting up posters and the death by mine at Ballyseedy, Countess Bridge, and Cahirciveen. Transcript Support this podcast by joining my Patreon Follow me on Instagram Follow me on Bluesky Visit my website
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