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SUMMARY:The 'emergence' of children and childhood in modern history - Sorry Booked Out
DESCRIPTION:***Sorry – Booked Out*** \nOur modern conception of childhood as a time of education and innocence began to emerge in the eighteenth century\, but it wasn’t until the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries that such ideas influenced the lives of children of all classes in the western world.  How and why did this happen? \nMarnie Hay is a historian and the author of Bulmer Hobson and the Nationalist Movement in Twentieth-Century Ireland (2009). Her current research relates to the history of Irish nationalist children and youth in the early twentieth century. \nBooking is required. Please contact Terenure library at +353 1 4907035 or by email at terenurelibrary@dublincity.ie \n\nEvents are liable to change. To stay informed of any changes in the Festival programme\, please sign up to our mailing list \n\n
URL:https://dublinfestivalofhistory.ie/event/the-emergence-of-children-and-childhood-in-modern-history/
LOCATION:Templeogue Road\, Dublin 6W\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Richard O'Carroll: Labour and 1916
DESCRIPTION:Richard O’Carroll was a trade unionist and Labour Party councillor on Dublin Corporation\, first elected in 1907. He was killed by Captain Bowen-Colthurst during the 1916 Rising and was the only elected member of Dublin City Council to be killed while on active service during the Rising. \nBrian Hanley holds a PhD from Trinity College Dublin and has taught and  published widely on twentieth-century Irish history. \nBooking required. Please contact Finglas library at +353 1 8344906 or by email at finglaslibrary@dublincity.ie \nEvents are liable to change. To stay informed of any changes in the Festival programme\, please sign up to our mailing list \n  \n
URL:https://dublinfestivalofhistory.ie/event/richard-ocarroll-labour-and-1916/
LOCATION:Finglas Village Centre\, Jamestown Road\, Finglas\, Dublin 11\, Ireland
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