Kieran Nugent.. The First Blanket Man
In September 1976, nineteen-year-old Kieran Nugent from the Falls Road was the first republican to be sentenced under the new British prison regime aimed at criminalising the struggle for Irish independence....
Choosing The Struggle.
“I struggled to breathe. My thoughts blurred. Fear pressed in from every side. Yet beneath it all, I knew there was only one path open to me. I chose the struggle.”...
From Feakle to the Falls and Derry's Walls
Building on the legacy of the 'Feakle Talks' with the IRA Army council (December 1974) the books chronicles: The first official meeting that Gerry Adams had with any church. Responding to...
Wherever The Struggle Is
Wherever The Struggle is, is the autobiographical account of one man's journey in political activism over some sixty years. Bob Newland’s lifelong commitment to the socialist cause has led him through...
BODENSTOWN HONORING WOLFE TONE - A pictorial History
On Sunday 28 June people from all over Ireland and beyond will converge on Bodenstown, County Kildare, to honour Theobald Wolfe Tone, founder of Irish Republicanism. But who was Tone and...
A Bitter Harvest
On May 12, 1997, Seán Brown – devoted father, tireless chairman of Bellaghy GAC and friend of Seamus Heaney – was abducted from the club grounds and murdered in a killing...
Crossing Over
1987, Belfast burns while Westminster looks away and lawyers pretend justice still exists. Lena Dawson arrives from London, thinking she understands the law. She’s wrong. Fighting on behalf of a leading...
Rory O'Connor. To Defend The Republic
The first biography of the IRA leader Rory O’Connor, close comrade of Joseph Plunkett, Michael Collins and Kevin O’Higgins and key revolutionary figure during the Irish War of Independence who was...
Buataisí Dearga
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...