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The British Widgery and Saville inquiries did not hold Kitson and his elite troops accountable for Bloody Sunday. Kitson's Irish War lays bare the evidence they discounted and unlocks the some of the key secrets of the Dirty War that the British government is still determined to cover-up.

Based on recently-released interviews, this book throws a considerable amount of new light on the intelligence operations of Michael Collins.

Dan Breen is well known because of his involvement in the ambush and killing of two RIC policemen at Soloheadbeg - widely regarded the start of the War of Independence. This personal memoir shows how a burning belief in achieving Irish freedom sustained him through many a dark day and how slowly support came from the people.

Brighid 'Biddy' McLaughlin, the acclaimed Irish journalist and storyteller, has endured unthinkable tragedy-the murder of her beloved sister Siobhan and the devastating drowning of her husband. Yet, in the face of overwhelming grief, McLaughlin refuses to be consumed by darkness. From behind the half-door of her enchanting Dalkey cottage, in exquisite and honest prose, McLaughlin reflects upon the cherished memories evoked by the objects surrounding her, carrying the reader along on a journey of grief, resilience and hope. From the delicate Madeleine tray that whispers Siobhan's name to her own folk art illustrations that dance across the pages, McLaughlin's memoir is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of storytelling to heal even the deepest wounds.As the late John B. Keane once remarked, 'Biddy had been a storyteller all her life. In drawings, words and painting, she has captured the tales of common and not-so-common folk caught up in the maelstrom of life.'McLaughlin's memoir celebrates the people, places, and passions that sustained her: her unconventional background, her bohemian friends, her love of art and cooking, and the solace found within the walls of her cottage.Tales of a Patchwork Life is a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and comfort. It offers a powerful reminder of the extraordinary strength that lies within

The letters of a country matchmaker by John B. Keane.

50th Anniversary EditionIn this beloved memoir, Seamus Murphy tells the story of his seven-year stone carving apprenticeship in Ireland. His artistic sensitivity matched his fellow craftsmen's reverence for 'the well made thing,' creating a tale of warmth, humour, and profound beauty.

As Detective Tim Collins unravels Cork City's darkest secrets, he faces a series of ignored crimes. Drawn into a perilous world where the line between justice and revenge blurs, trust is scarce. Brace for a tale of gripping suspense and unforeseen twists as Collins confronts his most harrowing case yet.

David Burke's revealing book on Patrick Crinnion, a Garda officer and secret MI6 agent during the Troubles. Uncover a web of espionage in Irish and British politics featuring manhunts, intelligence leaks, and political intrigue. A gripping read for fans of historical espionage and Irish history.

52 Proverbs to Fight Depression and Trauma blends ancient Irish wisdom with modern insights, offering hope and healing. Each chapter explores a unique proverb's origin, meaning, and lessons for recovery, serving as a comforting guide to overcoming mental challenges.

In 'An Island Christmas - Nollaig Oileanach,' Micheal O Conghaile weaves together his childhood memories on the deserted island of Inis Treabhair, Connemara, with the rich traditions of his upbringing, guiding readers through the tapestry of times long past and the enduring essence of family and community.

Experience the magic of Ireland's tiniest Aran Island; friendly locals, historic legacy, awe-inspiring scenery, and lively traditions. Explore island living, from age-old fishing to contemporary tourism, and treasure unforgettable memories in this one-of-a-kind book that captures the changing face of life on Inis Oirr from the 1970s to today.

Discover the untold stories of over 300 individuals buried in Dublin's Glasnevin Cemetery. This book sheds light on the extraordinary events that occurred through first-hand accounts and detailed research. Explore stories of ambushes, informers, assassinations, spies, executions, mutiny, bombings, and everyday people caught up in historic events.

This book of aerial photography showcases historic architecture, maritime and sporting life, rugged coastlines, and picturesque islands; revealing dramatic shots of Fastnet Rock and Baltimore Lifeboat; and stunning views from Cape Clear to Allihies. Discover Cork in this captivating journey-an ideal gift for landscape and aerial photography lovers.

A young woman lies brutally murdered in her own home; Detective Tim Collins and his partner Deirdre Donnelly must stop a sinister plot to attack more women. As they race against time, they face one of Ireland's most dangerous criminals. In a gripping showdown, Collins must decide how far he will go for justice.

The Singing Flame is Ernie O'Malley's gripping firsthand account of his experiences fighting against the Anglo-Irish Treaty and the newly formed Irish Free State during the bitter Irish Civil War. As a diehard Republican who had reported directly to Michael Collins during the War of Independence, O'Malley refused to accept the Treaty's partition of Ireland. He served as a high-ranking IRA commander, leading the Republican forces in the pivotal Four Courts battle and later in Ulster and Leinster. Eventually captured and imprisoned until 1924, O'Malley was one of the last Republican prisoners released after the Free State's victory. Feeling exiled from the new Ireland, he penned these memoirs while living in the USA, providing invaluable insights into the divided Republican movement and the tragic Civil War that followed independence. First published in 1936 as a companion to his acclaimed War of Independence memoir On Another Man's Wound, The Singing Flame stands as a essential historical record from a key protagonists in Ireland's revolutionary period.