Dublin’s Tumultuous History Through the Centuries
National Geographic experts recount Dublin’s long history of conflict from 291 A D to the 17th century. Highlights include Black Monday 1209, Silken Thomas uprising, 1641 conspiracy, Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Pamela, Emmet, O Brien, Fenian activity, and Dublin Castle and Trinity College landmarks.
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