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Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary

Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary

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 Embark on a historical journey through the tales of the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC), the primary armed police force in Ireland from the early 19th century up until 1922. The RIC was a diverse force, with a significant proportion of its ranks filled by both Roman Catholic and Protestant members. Experience the dramatic stories penned by a devoted Crown Loyalist, published right before the RICs dissolution due to the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Understand the unique terms used during the time, from Sinn Fein referring to insurgents, to gone to America signifying death. Discover the intricate dynamics of then Ireland, including the role of Dublin Castle, which was the seat of the UK governments administration in Ireland until 1922.Copyright Old Time Audio
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  • 18 - Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary by Unknown

    18 - Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary by Unknown
    Jul 14 2025
    Embark on a historical journey through the tales of the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC), the primary armed police force in Ireland from the early 19th century up until 1922. The RIC was a diverse force, with a significant proportion of its ranks filled by both Roman Catholic and Protestant members. Experience the dramatic stories penned by a devoted Crown Loyalist, published right before the RICs dissolution due to the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Understand the unique terms used during the time, from Sinn Fein referring to insurgents, to gone to America signifying death. Discover the intricate dynamics of then Ireland, including the role of Dublin Castle, which was the seat of the UK governments administration in Ireland until 1922.
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    13 mins
  • 17 - Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary by Unknown

    17 - Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary by Unknown
    Jul 13 2025
    Embark on a historical journey through the tales of the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC), the primary armed police force in Ireland from the early 19th century up until 1922. The RIC was a diverse force, with a significant proportion of its ranks filled by both Roman Catholic and Protestant members. Experience the dramatic stories penned by a devoted Crown Loyalist, published right before the RICs dissolution due to the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Understand the unique terms used during the time, from Sinn Fein referring to insurgents, to gone to America signifying death. Discover the intricate dynamics of then Ireland, including the role of Dublin Castle, which was the seat of the UK governments administration in Ireland until 1922.
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    25 mins
  • 16 - Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary by Unknown

    16 - Tales Of The Royal Irish Constabulary by Unknown
    Jul 12 2025
    Embark on a historical journey through the tales of the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC), the primary armed police force in Ireland from the early 19th century up until 1922. The RIC was a diverse force, with a significant proportion of its ranks filled by both Roman Catholic and Protestant members. Experience the dramatic stories penned by a devoted Crown Loyalist, published right before the RICs dissolution due to the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Understand the unique terms used during the time, from Sinn Fein referring to insurgents, to gone to America signifying death. Discover the intricate dynamics of then Ireland, including the role of Dublin Castle, which was the seat of the UK governments administration in Ireland until 1922.
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    20 mins

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