A Grim Centenary
Today marks the centenary of the “official” outbreak of the Irish Civil War. Full-scale conflict had been threatening to erupt since the
Today marks the centenary of the “official” outbreak of the Irish Civil War. Full-scale conflict had been threatening to erupt since the
Belfast IRA leaders Roger McCorley and Tom Fitzpatrick By Kieran Glennon Just as in the rest of Ireland, the Irish Republican Army (IRA) in
This month, Yale University Press London staff voted for their favourite book on the theme of ‘Ireland‘. Find out which books they
By Liam Weeks and Micheál O Fathartaigh Published by Irish Academic Press, 2021 ISBN:9781788551595 Reviewer: John Dorney Readers in Ireland (and
On Friday I saw a bit of a programme on RTÉ One called Treaty Live which covered the events of January 7th 1922 in the form of a modern live news
Michael Collins signs the Treaty. By John Dorney In the Second Dáil, on January 7 1922, the parliament of the Irish Republic or the House of Commons
By Aaron Boyes and Sean Graham We offer our 2 cents on the events of 1921, but let us know what you think of the biggest events of the year. It’s
Michael Collins signs the Treaty. By John Dorney Today, December 6 2021, is 100 years since the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921. The Treaty
By James Cousins, Published by Irish Academic Press, 2020 ISBN:9781788551021 Reviewer: John Dorney As the centenary of the Anglo-Irish Treaty
An IRA unit at Ballybay, Co. Monaghan. By John Dorney The Irish War of Independence, the guerrilla conflict that raged from 1919-21, varied hugely in
A heavily armed IRA column in Donegal, 1922. Picture Irish News By Patrick Concannon As we enter the next few years of commemoration they
A Dail Court in 1919. How social strife accompanied the Irish revolution in the north midlands region. By John Dorney. At a meeting of evicted