Guerilla Days in Ireland is the extraordinary story of Tom  Barry's War Of Independence. One of the IDA'S most legendary commanders ans leader of West Cork flying column, Barry was a courageous and tenacious soldier. In a fight that, on paper, the Irish should have lost- a badly armed force whose number never exceeded 110 men, pitted against the combined might of the British Army, RIC, Auxiliaries and Black and Tans - Barry led his men to the now infamous victories at Kilmichael and Crossbarry. Chronicling the events of these and other smaller engagements with enemy forces from 1920 to the Truce, this book is an invaluable account of bravery of the men in the column told by their incomparable leader.