IRISH-UA 9184

History of Modern Ireland

New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The course begins in the era of revolution and war that gave rise to a divided Ireland. Students examine the following decades of state-building, including the impact of the Second World War; Irish cultural identity; religion; emigration; modernization; the reemergence of the "troubles" and the subsequent "war" in Northern Ireland; and the recent moves toward peace.

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