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In the 1960s Guinness moved equipment, manpower and a foundation stone from the Liberties to Lagos, to open a brewery in Nigeria.
The historic intersections of Ireland and Nigeria are sometimes surprising. Ireland engaged with Nigeria on a Colonial level, but then as one of the few white nations to embrace a newly independent Nigeria, when Seán Lemass attended the ceremonies honouring the new nation. This podcast explores some of this and more.
www.patreon.com/threecastlesburning
By Donal Fallon5
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In the 1960s Guinness moved equipment, manpower and a foundation stone from the Liberties to Lagos, to open a brewery in Nigeria.
The historic intersections of Ireland and Nigeria are sometimes surprising. Ireland engaged with Nigeria on a Colonial level, but then as one of the few white nations to embrace a newly independent Nigeria, when Seán Lemass attended the ceremonies honouring the new nation. This podcast explores some of this and more.
www.patreon.com/threecastlesburning

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