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Think about all the things you do on a typical day. You're on your phone, texting, you shop online.

They're all connected via a vast network of networks,

and anything that's connected is also vulnerable.

On government's future frontiers, we're going to be talking about cyber threats

and how government and business are working together to meet the challenge.

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so you don't miss an episode. In the 19th century, Ireland was considered the most hostile country on earth for Mormons.

Despite repeated efforts, the Church would fail to establish a foothold

on the island and the reasons behind this are very dia and intriguing. In this episode

I'm going to delve into the history of

Mormonism and Mormonism in Ireland in particular. It's a largely forgotten history but

it's an expiration of Irish identity or complex relationship with the Catholic Church, but also the scandals that have dogged Mormonism, notably the practice of polygamy in the 19th century where Mormon men married multiple wives.

Hello and welcome to the Irish History Podcast, my name is Finn Duwire.

Now before we start today's show, I just want to flag that next week the exclusive

supporters series on the outbreak of the troubles begins.

Starting on Thursdays episodes will be released fortnightly exclusively

for the show supporters on Patreon and A-Cast Plus.

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