Unruly Ireland
Gillian KennyUnruly Ireland explores the strange, unsettled, and deeply human sides of Irish history and folklore, from the medieval period to the modern world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 25 hours ago |
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Wolf-mothers
The human-wolf bond in medieval Irish literature
In medieval Ireland wolves were a source of fear. They preyed on flocks and could cause real and lasting economic and physical damage. They were wild creatures who did not respect the ways o...
Werewolves in medieval Ireland
Werewolf tales are common all over Europe, and Ireland also has a rich tradition of them. The Irish ones though are I think a bit more sympathetic both to wolves and werewolves than you might be expecting. They are also a lot less violent....
An Irish Manuscript
Come with me behind the historical scenes where we examine a charm in an old manuscript that shows us a world where a learned physician treats plants, language, personal identity and time as parts of the same medical world.
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The Washer at the Ford
One of the great lessons of reading Irish history is that should you ever approach a body of water and see a woman standing in water that looks reddish while washing what appear to be clothes but which may actually be body parts, do not eng...
“Unnatural, Unmerciful and Vile”
The life and times of a sixteenth century politician, patron, and abuser.
Christopher St Lawrence died in his family’s ancient seat at Howth in County Dublin on 24 October 1589. He was the Baron of Howth and a prominent member of the Eliza...
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Irish historian and writer. Sometimes on your telly and podcasts. Writing a new biography of Gráinne O’Malley for Yale, 2027.
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