When the Union Jack was hauled down over the Atlantic naval ports of Cobh, Berehaven and Lough Swilly in 1939, the Irish were jubilant. But in London, Churchhill brooded on the...

This volume is the definitive biography of Liam Mellows, one of the most radical and intellectually questioning members of the 1916-1922 Irish Republican leadership. It is a standard source for the...

  Guthanna ‘81 | Voices of ‘81   An army of activists, sympathisers, family members, friends and comrades were the backbone of the solidarity movement supporting the 1981 Hunger Strike.  ...

Danny Morrison’s updated memoir celebrates the lives of family, friends and comrades and of those who influenced him. In 1971 he found it impossible to study against a background of British...

The book tells the story of Siobhán O Hanlon, a founding member of Féile an Phobail, a former political prisoner, a Sinn Féin activist, a community activist, a peace negotiator, an...

"But let me take issue with those in the editorial rooms or in the political ivory towers who denounce Martin McGuinness as a terrorist. Martin cannot answer them back. So, let...

On a Winter night in 1976, three brothers were shot by the UVF terrorist group at their family home in Whitecross, South Armagh. John Martin and Brian died instantly, and Anthony...

This book unveils the harrowing tales of tragedies, traumas, and the indelible scars- both mental and physical - endured by a group of courageous men.  These men bravely gathered to bare...

Everything you think you know about the Irish language is wrong. It isn't your teacher's fault you don't speak it. Billions of euros are not spent every year on its promotion....

For centuries, a small island nation cast a shadow across the world. The British Empire’s methods of expansion were often brutal, usually devastating. From Amritsar to Zululand, from the Opium Wars...