Michael Collins
| Frank Aiken Frank Aiken was a remarkable man and one who served the Irish state very well in his long career. He was born in Armagh and it was there that he joined the Irish Vol [ ... ] |
| Sectarian Violence In Ulster 1920-1922 Vioelnce in Belfast and around the six counties that made up Northern Ireland was intense in the period fro 1920-1922. Robert Lynch writing in the Journal of British [ ... ] |
| The Ulster Covenant As part of the Unionist program to prevent Home Rule, they organised a mass signing of a solemn oath stating their principles and intents:
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Book Reviews - War in Ulster
The Donegal Awakening
The Donegal Awakening: Donegal And The War Of Independence Liam Ó Duibhir 9781856356329 €19.99 Bringing to life the too often ignored experience of Donegal during the War of Independence,...
Read More...Belfast's Unholy War
Belfast's Unholy War: The troubles of the 1920s Alan F. Parkinson 9781859183236 €55 (HB) Four Courts Press So-called sectarian disturbances have been a constant feature of Belfast’s history, but probably...
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National Archives Irish Maps The UK's national archive now has a wonderful set of 60 searchable maps of Ireland dating from the 1500s onward. Drawn on parchment,...
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Notable dates in Irish History
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February In Irish History Some remarkable anniversaries for February in Irish history
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Women in Irish History
Anna Haslam
Anna Haslam was the founding member of numerous social, suffrage and union associations in Ireland and England. She promoted women's education and successfully campaigned for the rights of women to stand as county councillors.

