In this episode of The Irish History Boys, Cormac and Tim uncover a lesser-known chapter of Ireland’s partition: the forced displacement and discrimination faced by Protestants and Loyalists in the South. While history often focuses on the oppression of Catholics in the North, this episode asks a provocative question — were Southern Protestants also victims of violence, boycotts, and cultural erasure? Plus they also dig into the cultural shifts that followed independence and how both sides of the island shaped — and silenced — different versions of Irishness.

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