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Hello, this is Red Box Podcast, I'm Matt Shorty. Coming up on today's episode, a little bit of a

history lesson, is a hundred years since talks began to end the Irish War of Independence.

The talks lasted a couple of months and led to the Anglo-Irish Treaty, which essentially

established the Irish Free States. We look back out, it's a fascinating look back actually at the

how negotiations were carried out, the doodles that they did in the margins, the parties that the

Irish in particular seem to have joined it. We talked to the Irish culture minister, but also the

Irish ambassador, not just about what happened a hundred years ago, but also what's happening right now

as the Brexit talks get underway. Again, that's coming up in our big thing. The moment, but first

is Tuesday, so it must be fingerwitch, it's Daniel Fingstein and David O'Hallich.

Meet the Cerberus of Colomists, the Janus of Journalism, and the ultimate political

important and total of opinion. Finkelvitch, with Daniel Fingstein and David O'Hallich

on Times Radio. Here they are there needs Daniel Fingstein,

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