Conflict of many colours – Frank McNally on a finely illustrated atlas of the Civil War
Cork, surprisingly, ranked lower than the Munster average, its 215 fatalities diluted by a larger population. On a ...
Irish Independent on MSN8d
Cork man’s book tells tales of ordinary people who contributed to cause of Irish freedom
A Donoughmore woman named Mary Healy who became involved in the Manchester IRA and brushed shoulders with senior figures like ...
Independent.ie9d
Fascinating new book on a cave IRA men used while on the run during Civil War in Sligo wins national award
Pic: Robert Mulraney. Robert Mulraney, Dr Marion Dowd and Dr James Bonsall, authors of An Irish Civil War Dugout: Tormore Cave, Co Sligo. The book is being launched on Friday evening in ATU Sligo.
RTE Online1y
‘Tragedies of Kerry’ - Dorothy’s Macardle’s Civil War
In The Irish Republic (1937), a later book on the Irish revolution for which ... to betray their comrades or desert their cause’. In her civil war jail journal Macardle wrote of a new ignoble ...
Leinster Leader3d
Kildare historian has penned new book about an Irish revolutionary
The new book is entitled Robert Barton: a Remarkable Revolutionary. Barton has a unique place in Irish history because he was ...
Irish Central23d
The Irish Pensioners of the American Civil War - tragic stories of birth and loss
On 18 May 1871, Chicago attorney J.W. Boyden sat down to pen a letter for illiterate Irish emigrant Jane Murphy ... subject of birth – the American Civil War. Jane’s association with that ...
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Civil War ends with order to dump arms
Dublin, 29 May 1923 - The long running Irish Civil War seems to have come to an end. An order to dump all arms has been issued by Mr. Frank Aiken, Chief of Staff, to his anti-treaty forces.
The Irish Echo9d
Revolution in the capital
On the whole, given fair weather, no place can look brighter, livelier, or more lovely than the much-maligned City of Dublin, ...