Plaque erected in Dublin for anti-slavery leader Frederick Douglass
Visit of abolitionist to city commemorated at Eustace Street building where he spoke
Visit of abolitionist to city commemorated at Eustace Street building where he spoke
Great-great granddaughter of anti-slavery activist launches Dublin trail celebrating links
Orator visited Ireland in 1845 to build support for the abolitionist cause in America
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Tom Chaffin, author of Giant’s Causeway, assesses the influence on the the anti-slavery campaigner of his time in poverty-ridden and religiously divided Ireland
‘Staging Intercultural Ireland’ brings together plays and interviews on inward migration
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Plaque unveiled to commemorate historic address by former slave as part of 1845 lecture tour of Ireland
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