@TimMacAndErny

Lecturer in history at @UnivParis8, co-host of @PassportIrish, author of "Nobility and the Making of Race in Eighteenth-Century Britain" pub. by @BloomsburyAcad

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Thrilled to receive the first copies of my new book, "Nobility and the Making of Race in Eighteenth Century Britain", published by @BloomsburyAcad, available now: bloomsbury.com/us/nobility-a…
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‘What McInerney accomplishes in this book is a significant contribution to our understanding of how & from where race theory developed during the eighteenth century.’ @JECSjournal reviews Nobility and the Making of Race in Eighteenth-Century Britain. 📜 bit.ly/3QzUu7o
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the @PassportIrish has been one of my absolutely favorite shows for years, but their recent mini-series on English colonization of Ireland is just mind blowing ❤️‍🔥 Míle Buíochas @NaomiOhReally @TimMacAndErny theirishpassport.com/podcast…
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Our new episode is now out for Patreon supporters. In this first part of our new mini series, Conquest, Tim and Naomi set the scene for the profound transformation of the island of Ireland by colonial invasion. patreon.com/posts/early-acce…

Early access - Conquest Pt 1: Making Ireland English | The Irish Passport Podcast

In the period from 1534 to 1653 Ireland was profoundly transformed. At the start, it was almost entirely Gaelic, ruled by Gaelic clans with

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In this mini bonus episode, we bring you this most important news story of the year, and explain how, for a few days every December, Santa dominates the parliamentary agenda of Dáil Éireann. soundcloud.com/theirishpassp…
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Lads. Stop the twinkly lights. This is A DELIGHT 🎄🎄🎄 Perfect for listening in the car with the kids en route to Granny’s gaff. 🎅🏻 Thanks to @THEcdalton for the nod.
The Irish Passport Podcast@PassportIrish20 Dec 2023
In this mini bonus episode, we bring you this most important news story of the year, and explain how, for a few days every December, Santa dominates the parliamentary agenda of Dáil Éireann. soundcloud.com/theirishpassp…
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Indeed we did! 🌳You can listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/4f5…
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I think @PassportIrish did some really interesting stuff on deforestation & colonisation.. wood as a resource, agriculture, removing a food source & shelter of local inhabitants. I think about that often tbh.
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We’re talking all about my new book over on the @PassportIrish podcast, where a fresh episode is out today! 📕
The Irish Passport Podcast@PassportIrish11 Nov 2023
Nobility is the topic of our all-new episode - how did it work, or not work, in 18th-century Ireland? How did it influence the emerging concept of race? And why were some Irish nobles simply too sexy to govern? Find out here 👇open.spotify.com/episode/6Y8…

Ireland's Imposter Aristocrats

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Nobility and the Making of Race in Eighteenth-Century Britain by Tim McInerney examines how race theory was created and established in 18th-century Britain and Ireland and explains why #nobility and #race developed in the way they did. 👉 bit.ly/45Mfu0r
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Naomi O'Leary@NaomiOhReally5 Oct 2023
Massive congratulations to @TimMacAndErny whose book about the creation of the concepts of race and nobility is out today! Published by @BloomsburyBooks books.google.be/books/about/…
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What actually happened VS what the BBC aired. Tell me again how the BBC is unbiased? Why have they cut that out? @siobhni @scottygb – at Paddington, London
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In part 2 of our @PassportIrish episode on Ireland’s lost forests, we somehow managed to discuss: butter mountains, feral goats, professional farters (yes), what makes a rainforest a rainforest, and whether I could win in a fight with a lynx. Out now!👇 open.spotify.com/episode/5Kd…
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Everyday magic ❤️
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Did you know that bees sleep between 5-8 hours a day, sometimes in flowers? Also, they like to sleep with other bees and hold each other’s feet. (📸: Joe Neely)
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Somehow, in our latest @PassportIrish episode on Ireland’s Lost Forests, we ended up discussing whether this image👇 shows a man going number 2. Find out why, in an all new ep, out now.
The Irish Passport Podcast@PassportIrish31 Mar 2023
A new episode is out! Naomi and Tim delve into the history of deforestation in Ireland and its tangled associations with colonialism and agriculture, and whether the ‘green’ image of Ireland is all that it seems. theirishpassport.com/podcast…

Ireland’s Lost Forests

A rich political, social and economic history of Ireland can be told by an analysis of its landscape, and specifically through the history of its trees. In this episode, Naomi and Tim delve into the...

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Niamh McCann@Niamh__McCann24 Mar 2023
Super chat w @TimMacAndErny of The Irish Passport Podcast @PassportIrish @cc_irlandais Full convo 👉 patreon.com/posts/halfpints-… Images here 👉patreon.com/posts/images-of-… Irish Passport pcast a must listen theirishpassport.com/about-t… Pic: still ‘Hairline Crack’ Colin in Nat. History Museum
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My aim in this piece was to demonstrate how the oppressive legal environment shapes the information the public is allowed to know. A major issue emerged: Landlords and property developers going after journalists who report on property defects and evictions ipi.media/ireland-how-the-we…

Ireland: How the wealthy and powerful abuse legal system to silence reporting – ipi.media

It was a scoop that packed a punch. As Ireland struggles with a grinding housing crisis that has made record numbers of people homeless, a young newspaper reporter discovered a landlord was planning...

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Paweł Wargan
@pawelwargan21 Mar 2023
The French really did the “this is fine” meme.
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Tourists staging romantic poses outside filming locations from ‘Emily in Paris’, surrounded by literal mountains of (very stinky) rubbish piling up from the refuse workers’ strike. There’s a metaphor in here somewhere, I’m sure of it …
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🚨In a brand new episode we investigate the IRA’s assassination of Lord Louis Mountbatten in 1979, and explain how the attacks of that day came to represent a crucial new phase for the Troubles and for Anglo-Irish relations. Out now👇open.spotify.com/episode/6et…
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