The Irish gunrunners of Philadelphia who ferried rifles to the IRA
By 1972, Cahalane was also one of the Irish Republican Army’s most successful international gunrunners, ferrying rifles and ...
Between Philadelphia and Ireland, a new book asks: Which side of the ocean counts as home?
The conflict in Northern Ireland might have gone very differently had it not been for a small, ragtag band of carpenters, ...
The Sorrow and the Loss by Martin Dillon: Women whose lives were blighted by the Troubles
I have no issue with the people of Ireland, but I was still angry with the IRA,” she tells author Martin Dillon. The women ...
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Books: Irish Trouble
When Irishmen speak of the two years of murder, massacre, ambush and reprisal that marked Ireland’s last and most successful rebellion (1919-21), they call it, with resigned racial euphemism ...
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The Americans Who Ran Guns for the I.R.A.
“The Next One Is for You” chronicles the effects of the Troubles on both sides of the ... When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission.
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Philly gun smugglers helped the Irish Republican Army during the Troubles. A new book uncovers their operation.
MORE: Teen romance book by Bucks County native reimagines ... that provided humanitarian relief to Irish families impacted by the Troubles. Secretly, it was buying and shipping arms, hidden ...
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Groundbreaking book on GAA members killed during the Troubles launches in US
A groundbreaking book about GAA members killed during the Troubles is set to be published in America. ‘Lost Gael: Remembering the Members of the GAA Killed During the Conflict in Ireland ...
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What Irish and British spies got up to during the Troubles
Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences From RTÉ Radio 1's History Show, Gerard Lovett discusses his book Ireland's Special Branch: The inside story of ...