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Plates, ill, map, p.51.
non-fiction
This book summarises various sources available in the PROV used to build a picture of the lives of ten women whose records are available. it highlights the information that can be found.
Index, map, Ill, plates, bib. p.336.
non-fiction
The first of a series of biographies of the 16 men executed by the British Government following the Easter Rising in 1916.
ireland - biography - sean macdiarmada, ireland - uprising 1916
Plates, Ill, p.217.
non-fiction
A compilation of the last written words of the men who were executed after the Easter Week Rising of 1916.
ireland - uprising 1916, ireland revolutionaries - correspondence
Index, plates, ill., bib, p.177.
non-fiction
Ulick O'Connor's account of his own and his family involvement in the turbulent and violent events which occurred in Ireland during the period, 1912-1922.
ireland - politics and government, ireland - history 1912-1922
p.192.
non-fiction
An account of an incident which occurred in County Cork between IRA and British Forces in 1921.
ireland - politics and history, irish republican army
Index, p.393.
non-fiction
The classic biography of Liam Mellows, a key figure in the Irish Republican Movement.
ireland - civil war 1921-1922, liam mellows - biography
Plates, ill, p.315.
non-fiction
This book includes the letters from Constance, Countess Markievicz, to her beloved sister, Eva, while she was imprisoned. Also included are the responses from Eva Gore-Booth and her friends. Together they convey a moving portrait of a remarkable Irish woman.
ireland - biography - constance markievicz, ireland - politicians - biography
Index, bib, p.223.
non-fiction
A useful summary of militant activity and a corrective to the conventional orthodoxy which would almost completely dismiss the social dimension of the Irish revolution.
labour movement - ireland - history, political activity - working class - ireland
Bib. p.238.
non-fiction
This book provides a wide ranging account of historical writing on Ireland during the 1970s.
ireland - historiography, ireland - history
Index, ill,notes, p.408.
non-fiction
This book examines evidence of political killings in Cork, Ireland, between 1921 and1922.
ireland - civil war - 1921-22, ireland - history and politics
Index, bib., P.759
non-fiction
An holistic approach to the narrative of twentieth century Ireland.
ireland- history. ireland - 20th century.
p.296.
non-fiction
A memoir of life in 1960s Dublin.
ireland - social life and customs, dublin - history
Index, bib, ill, p.194.
non-fiction
Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Easter Rising this book re-examines the idealism of Patrick Pearse and the lives and actions of the other leading personalities of that time. It offers a new perspective on modern Irish history based on hitherto undiscovered source material.
patrick pearse - biography, ireland - republicanism - history
Index, p.355.
non-fiction
Terence Brown traces the development of modern Ireland through a juxtaposition of key topics - nationalism, industrialisation, religion, language revival and censorship with an assessment of the major literary and artistic advances achieved during the same era.
ireland - social life and customs, ireland - politics and government
Index, bib, p.160.
non-fiction
This book is not only the story of Michael Collin's role in the events surrounding the Treaty, but is also the story of his differences with Eamon de Valera which were to have tragic consequences for the nation.
ireland - politicians - biography, ireland - civil war 1921-1922
Index. p170.
non-fiction
Violence in Ireland and Christian conscience.
ulster - violence and conflict, ireland - the troubles
p.116.
non-fiction
This account of the Easter Rising was first published in October 1916. The text has not been revised thus it retains the sense of immediacy that makes it one of the classic works of the period.
ireland - history - dublin, ireland - politics
Ill, p.198.
non-fiction
J. P. Donleavy's idiosyncratic and personal view of Ireland. He brings to life the range of Ireland's people from the small farmer to the landed aristocrat, from the Anglo-Irish in their crumbling mansions to the 'gombeenmen erecting their empires of vulgarity'.
3. ireland - social life and customs., ireland - travel
Index, p.358.
non-fiction
An historical examination of the persistence of conflict in Ireland during the 20th century.
ireland - politics and government - 20th century, the troubles
Index, bib, p.269.
non-fiction
Gerry Adams was the leader of Sinn Fein, the Irish Republican Party, and one of the seminal figures in the peace process in Northern Ireland during the last decade of the 20th century.
ireland - biography - gerry adams, ireland - politics and government - 20th century
Index, bib, ill, plates, p.245.
non-fiction
Biography of General Richard Mulcahy, one of the founders of modern Ireland.
richard mulcahy - biography, ireland - politics and government - 20th century
Index, bib, ill, plates. p.295.
non-fiction
Constance Markievicz, born Gore-Booth, was known in Anglo-Irish society as the Rebel Countess, and to the Dublin poor who loved her as 'Madame'. She is chiefly known for her part in the Easter Rising of 1916, but how she came to be there, what role she played and what happened to her afterwards is a fascinating and strange story.
ireland - biography - constance markievicz, ireland - politics and government
Index, plates, p.285.
non-fiction
Autobiography and biography of the inspirational captain of the most famous football club in the world - Manchester United.
roy keane - biography, soccer players - england - biography
Plates, p.190.
non-fiction
Conversations with twelve Irish female politicians of the modern era.
ireland - politics - 20th century, women politicians - ireland
p. 210.
non-fiction
This book is a result of a journey of discovery between centuries and continents, across inner and outer landscapes. Jewish historical experience has become mainstream Australian literature.
arnold zable, bialystok (poland) - social life and customs
Index, bib, ill, plates. p.526.
non-fiction
The first full study of Nora Joyce from prior to her marriage till after the death of James Joyce.
nora joyce - biography, james joyce - personal life
Index, bib, plates, p.231.
non-fiction
Biography of the early life and courtship of Constance Wilde including her life after her husband was arrested, tried and convicted.
biography - mrs oscar wilde., oscar wilde 1854-1900 - marriage
Index, plates, ill., p.375.
non-fiction
Biography of a personal relationship between a journalist and Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the American President.
biography - lorena hickok., journalists - united states - biography
Plates, p.138.
non-fiction
The life story of Kathleen Behan as told to her son, Brian Behan
kathleen behan - biography, ireland - social life and customs
p.203.
non-fiction
A remarkable, true story of a child survivor of an Irish industrial school, told with an extraordinary lack of bitterness for one so shockingly and shamefully treated.
child abuse - ireland, catholic church - ireland - child abuse
Ill, p190.
non-fiction
Joanne Hayes own account of her life and family background in rural Ireland prior to her humiliation of a public tribunal which wrongly accused her of murder.
ireland - biography- joanne hayes., ireland - cultural life
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