Buataisí Dearga (Red Boots)is a chronicle of the struggles and lives of ordinary people. Set mainly in Derry and Donegal, the book also takes the reader to Scotland, France, Italy and...

Imeartas Focal is a collection of Irish language word puzzles, the first of its kind, created by Eoghan Mac Cormaic and just published by pluid.ie. The 200 puzzles are in the...

Laurence McKeown survived 70 days on hunger strike in 1981. This new memoir covers his time in the H-Blocks for the period 1981–1992.

Since the formation of the Northern Irish State, the Unionist government has used modified ships as makeshift jails. This book is about the second prison ship used by the Unionist Goverment,...

While much has been written on the experience of republican prisoners during the conflict from 1969 onwards there has been comparatively less attention paid to writing produced by the prisoners themselves....

Building a Fairer United Ireland – A new issue of An Phoblacht. Philip McGuigan writes on the Ballymena riots. Roy Greenslade looks at the BBC libel trial, Conor Murphy writes on...

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...