Broadcasting North and South to Brookeborough’s fall, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Church and state to De Valera’s vision of Cathleen ni Houlihan written by Jonathan Bardon
Operation Harvest to Inishkillane, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The Princess Victoria disaster to The revival of the IRA, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The Chapel Gate Election to The rule of Brookeborough, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The winter of 1947, to Ireland, a republic, written by Jonathan Bardon.
VE Day, to Northern Ireland and government aid, written by Jonathan Bardon.
German guests of the state to Governing Éire, 1939 to 1945, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Neither time nor gold can beat Germany to Tremendous devastation, by Jonathan Bardon.
The Emergency, Éire 1939, to The Magazine Fort attack, 1939, written by Jonathan Bardon.
An empty political formula to crying for a happier life, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Civil war to depression years in Northern Ireland, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The conspirators prepare, to Sacrifice at the Somme, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Home Rule, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Belfast: an imperial city to the country is bleeding to death, written by Jonathan Bardon
The relief of Captain Boycott to The Belfast riots of 1886, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The growth of Belfast to The Land War, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Emigration to God Save Ireland, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The census of 1841 to Fever, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Monster Meetings to So much wretchedness, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The Clare Election to The Repealer repulsed, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Caravats and Shanavests to The ‘invasion’ of Ulster, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Jobbing with corrupt people to Let no man write my epitaph, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Rebellion in County Antrim to The Union proposed, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Croppies, lie down, to the rebellion spreads north, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Earl Fitzwilliam’s failure, to terror will keep them in order
The failure to reform to At war with France
The voyage of the Sally to Grattan’s Parliament
The peasantry to emigration to Pennsylvania and Boston
Dublin: poverty, crime and duels to clearing the land
A modest proposal to The second city of the Empire
The Penal Laws to Wood's Halfpence and the Drapier
The Battle of the Boyne to The Wild Geese
Lilliburlero to Schomberg
Restoration Ireland to Oliver Plunkett
Baginbun to John, Lord of Ireland
Civil War to Priests and Tories
The Eagle Wing and the Black Oath to The Confederation of Kilkenny
Make Speede, Get Thee to Ulster to Thomas Wentworth and the Graces
Bring in Colonies of Civil People to The Plantation of Ulster
The Treaty of Mellifont to Earls in Exile
The Scurvy Fort of Blackwater to The Battle of Christmas Eve
The Pirate Queen of Connacht to The Rod of Tyrannical Evil
Captain Francisco de Cuellar to The Escape of Red Hugh O'Donnell
An English Queen to The Last Voyage of the Girona
Conn Bacach O'Neill to A Failed Plantation
The Great Earl of Kildare to Politic Drifts
Into the Land of the Savage Irish to Beyond the Pale
Famine to The Statute of Kilkenny
Dreading the Fury of the King to Edward the Bruce
The wars of the Gael and the Gall to Devorgilla
Patrick the Briton to Homesteads and Crannogs
Before the Celts to Agricola
The First People to Copper, Bronze and Gold
Living off the land to The Vikings are coming
The Covenant to Faithful to Erin, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The rise of Sinn Féin to the dreary steeples, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Partition, to Troubles north and south, written by Jonathan Bardon.
The appalling influx from the slums to The spy who failed, written by Jonathan Bardon.
Internees, deserters and volunteers to Wartime smuggling, written by Jonathan Bardon.