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        Before the Dawn, An Autobiography by Gerry Adams.

        Before the Dawn, An Autobiography by Gerry Adams.

        Never Give Up, Selected Writings by Gerry Adams

        Never Give Up, Selected Writings by Gerry Adams.

        Dissidents

        Irish Republican Women 1923 – 1941. During the height of the Revolutionary period there were more than 10,000 women active in the Irish Republican cause.  By the start of the 1940’s...

        Markievicz

        Prison Letters and Rebel Writings. From a death sentence through to becoming the first female to be elected to the British Houses of Parliament Countess Markievcz holds an important place in...

        Revolutionary Woman by Kathleen Clarke

        A Unique First-Hand Account. Kathleen Clarke, mother, revolutionary, politician, Lord Mayor was married to Tom Clarke who was executed by the British for his part in the Easter Rising 1916.  Kathleen...

        Máire Mc Swiney Brugha, History’s Daughter

        A Memoir from the Only Child of Terence Mc Swiney.

        Women of The Irish Revolution by Liz Gillis

        History, they say, is written by the victors, and more often than not the victors are men. The women from this period (1900-1923) are the forgotten generation and it is now...

        No Ordinary Women by Sinéad Mc Coole

        Irish Female Activists in The Revolutionary Years 1900 – 1923. 

        Searching for Seán by Niamh Hassett & Daniel Jack

        Remembering Seán Treacy 100 years on. The story of Seán Treacy one of the IRA Volunteers involved in the first military action of what became the Tan War.  His death was...

        Citizen Soldier by Daniel Jack

        The story of Séumas Robinson from his working-class origins in Belfast and Glasgow, through the Easter Rising in 1916, to Soloheadbeg and the firing of the first shots and fatalities of...

        Reflections on 1981

        Contributions from former hunger strikers and prisoners, activists and campaigners, along with Frances Black, Christy Moore, Robert Ballagh and a range of others. All of whom reflect on the events of...