History Now - Capital Punishment in Ireland.

History Now (NVTV) with Barry Sheppard

History Now (NVTV) with Barry Sheppard

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Barry Sheppard is joined by Dr Lynsey Black of Maynooth University and Dr Coleman Dennehy of the University College Dublin, to talk about the history of capital punishment in Ireland.

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History Now - Capital Punishment in Ireland.

published 4 years ago

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M4A•एपिसोड होम

Barry Sheppard is joined by Dr Lynsey Black of Maynooth University and Dr Coleman Dennehy of the University College Dublin, to talk about the history of capital punishment in Ireland.

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#History #Barry Sheppard

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