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Women stood for election for the first time in 1920, in considerable numbers, writes Dr Margaret Ward.
The government has said commemorating the period will be “challenging” but how did that lead to the RIC controversy?
The controversy around the RIC commemoration is entirely understandable, but it’s not that simple, writes Dr Mary McAuliffe.
1920 is a year that shaped the island of Ireland in ways we still see today, historian Donal Fallon writes.
Eight of the 14 people killed by British soldiers at the historic GAA ground in Dublin were laid to rest in unmarked graves.