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      • Bigotry must be marginalised
      • Lessons of history
      • IMC report dovetails with anti-SF agenda
      • Time to cut links with 'malign puppet'
      • IRA statement welcomed
      • Britain's moral responsibility
      • Republicanism will survive
      • Collusion merry–go–round
      • An odd month for Irish politics
      • The death of democracy
      • Downing Street in need of dynamic approach
      • One duck a-limping...
      • A repudiation of democracy
      • Acts of 'completion'
      • Some home truths about spying
      • Agreement under fire
      • A question of balance
      • Fruitless efforts
      • Pity or contempt?
      • Playing our part
      • A one-shot manoeuvre
      • Wake-up calls all round
      • Removing the bull from Irish politics
    • News 2008
      • Paisley forced to bow out
      • Civil rights commemoration planned
      • Still fighting for truth on collusion
    • News 2007
      • More support needed for Irish in Britain
      • Giuliani angers Irish-America
      • New light shed on IRA's Border Campaign
      • Signs of re-alignment in the unionist camp
      • Call for Aegis' expulsion from Iraq
      • Re-assessing the 50s Border Campaign
      • House Resolution 740
      • Debating the peace process
      • Stepping stone to unity
      • Over there comes over here
      • Equality fault-line opens
      • The 'teflon' taoiseach does it again
      • Irish women trade union pioneers
      • Loughall: 20 years on
      • Unity: closer than anyone thinks
      • The dawning of a new era?
      • US labour organisations back Connolly film
      • Flanagan must go - for all our sakes
      • Hain rules out deadline extension
      • Another step on the road back to civil rights approach
      • When is a deadline not a deadline?
      • Hain and NIO officials accused over appointment
      • Local government - reform or embryonic repartition?
      • Collusion - a conspiracy of silence
      • The battle for rights
      • Fresh investigation into Fullerton murder
      • New MI5 base to monitor both sides of Irish Sea
      • Peaceful Road to a united Ireland
      • Republicans need to retain critical perspective on policing
      • Sutton Hoo!
      • The Connolly Association was there at the start
      • *Is equality at risk from the St Andrew's deal?
      • *Policing issue will not be last big hurdle to power sharing
    • News 2006
      • Collusion evidence: trickle becomes a flood
      • Getting away with murder
      • A step on the road to unity
      • Honorary doctorate for ID columnist
      • Keeping us in the dark?
      • DUP dismisses November deadline
      • Garvaghy Road residents renews support call
      • Thar Slaibh agus Gleann!
      • Socialists and republicans pay tribute to 'Red O'Riordan'
      • Finucane killer released
      • 'Inquiry is the issue' insist Finucane family
      • Stormont's structural flaws
      • Assembly's future remains in doubt
      • Facing up to the challenge in Britain
      • Left Republican magazine relaunched
      • Unions discuss coalition pact
      • McIlkenny 'now free'
      • SIPTU honours Connolly
      • Connolly's life celebrated in London and Edinburgh
      • A letter to historians
      • BBC's 1916 coverage challenged
      • 2006 Gralton School maintains progressive tradition
      • Summer-school honour for Democrat columnist
      • Donaldson family statement
      • British agent shot dead
      • Time for a united approach to solidarity work
      • Campaign to repatriate Irish prisoner
      • Call to 'decommission' licensed weapons
      • 'Love Ulster' march ends in violence and attempt to smear IWU
      • 'Rendition flights' escape investigation
      • Museum gains Proclamation original
      • An appalling vista
      • Gaeilgeóirí travels to Mulvern Hills
      • St Pat's gets anti-racist theme tune
      • Inertia Managing Commission
      • Bree warns against undermining Labour philosphy
      • Plan to help homeless in Britain
      • Has the Good Friday agreement a future?
      • Trade unions must become a force for change
    • News 2005
      • Hain pushing New Labour interests in Ireland
      • McDowell blasted for signing US agreement
      • British civil servants working against equality
      • Dialogue central to marching problems
      • IRA announces end of armed campaign
      • Mayor pays tribute to Gralton
      • Good Friday deal pushed into the freezer
      • Prospect of new deal recedes
      • An open letter to Tony Blair
    • News 2004
      • Ireland at the ESF
      • Campaigning in our own interest
      • Adams addresses ESF welcoming rally
      • Finucane murder: time for the truth
      • European Social Forum comes to London
      • Time to break with 'pro-unionist' traditions of the past
      • The death of Michael Donahgy
      • Sinn Fein make big advances in recent Irish elections
      • A passionate campaigner for democracy in Ireland
      • Connolly Association mourns the death of a friend and comrade
      • "You are history, You are legend"
      • The British army's old familiar feeling
      • Who's afraid of the GFA?
      • Adams insists that Dublin must be prepared to defend the Good Friday agreement
      • Association appeals for help and new recruits
      • Waterford to honour Spanish civil war heroes
      • Civil-rights approach remains best option for peace and unity
      • BNP launches anti-immigration campaign in Ireland
      • IMC report may prove costly for republicans
      • European Social Forum comes to London
      • Unionists shift the goalposts again
      • Labour News/March 2004
      • Irish union stalwarts take centre stage
      • Protests highlight state collusion in sectarian murders
      • Connolly Association members visit Derry
      • World Comment/March 2004
      • Barron reveals suspicion of security forces collusion in Dublin-Monaghan bombs
      • The hazards of privatisation
      • Obituaries
      • Closure threat still looms over Four Provinces bookshop
      • World Comment/Dec 2003/Jan 2004
    • News 2003
      • More NI election analysis
      • Over to you Mr Blair
      • McBride struggle comes to London
      • World comment
      • New editor appointed
      • Time for plan B
      • Labour & trade union news
      • John Joe Hoey: an obituary
      • Gearty issues civil rights alert
      • Court ruling puts Britain in the dock
      • Government plans new draconian powers
      • Saville inquiry breaks for the summer
      • Kevin McNamara's 'Stevens III' speech -- in full
      • MP backs calls for full inquiry
      • Time for the real thing?
      • Good Friday agreement -- 5th anniversay meeting
      • Unfinished struggle for democracy and equality
      • Editor bows out
      • The new age of imperialism
      • Independent PBR report reinforces abolition calls
      • Obituaries: Alan Morton and Andy Barr
      • Corporate killing law breakthrough
      • British diplomat may face collusion charge
      • Report damns response to New Lodge killings
      • Another fine mess...
      • Groups put human rights centre stage
      • Scepticism surrounds UDA 'temporary' cessation
      • News in brief
      • Ex-PM Heath holds on to Bloody Sunday secrets
      • Bombing inquiry supports collusion fears
      • McBride family awaits new appeal hearing
      • Obituaries: Jane Tate & Frank Clifford
    • News 2002
      • Reinstate the assembly now
      • Analysis of the Nice referendum result
      • "Tell the truth" appeal to Bloody Sunday soldiers
      • MacLellan testifies to Bloody Sunday inquiry
      • Plastic bullet guidlines forced into the open
      • Trade unions launch liability campaign
      • Irish Democrat columnist honoured
      • Finucane murder report hit by new delay
      • 'First minister' Trimble bows to unionist No-men
      • Bloody Sunday inquiry transfers to London
      • Plaque marks Frongoch internment camp
      • Military failed to consult over PBR guidelines
      • Reasons not to be cheerful
      • Policing remains the key issue for nationalists
      • British police forces get new baton round
      • Sacked T&G officials win support of full-time officers
      • Stevens report hit by new delay
      • Frank Johnson set free at last
      • Is this the end for Trimble and the GFA?
      • Hunting for the real Roger Casement
      • Republicans weather 'dirty tricks' campaign
      • Justice for Peter McBride
      • MP calls for prison deaths inquiry
      • Sacked T&G officials launch reinstatement campaign
      • ICTU spreads its anti-sectarian message
      • Leaks pose new Sellafield danger
      • Plastic bullet report setback
      • Warm welcome for Ché’s daughter
      • No half measures over Good Friday reforms
      • It's time for the truth
      • Along the road to Irish unity?
      • MP warns against danger of ebbing support for GFA
      • Taylor points the finger at Heath government
      • Army called upon to disclose plastic-bullet guidelines
      • In brief (April/May edition)
      • Obituaries
      • View from Cork
      • Hopes rise over Johnson appeal
      • Irish eurocritics warn of danger to democracy
      • Sheffield Irish Festival success
      • The great euro rip-ff
      • Police Officer to face trial over Hamill investigation
      • Appeal for end to sectarian terror
      • Union leaders stand accused
      • SF MPs open Westminster Offices
      • New CA office opened in Camden
      • CA support for Irish unity undiminished
      • Omagh controversy adds to reform fears
      • Campaign to halt Sellafield MOX plant
    • News 2001
      • Draft opens door to vital reforms
      • Bombing relatives step up the pressure
      • MacAmhlaigh book launch
      • Fegan death inquiry call renewed
      • Recovery or eclipse: where now for the SDLP
      • Plastic-bullet order condemned
      • The Afghan Terror
      • Irish unity gets ICM poll boost
      • CA sponsors Thomson show
      • Suspended officials contest disciplinaries
      • Blair moves to prop up Trimble
      • Loyalist violence - the story vanishes
      • Hume stands down as SDLP leader
      • Celtic tiger feeds Irish housing crisis
      • Urgent financial appeal
      • Britannia waives the rules
      • Simply folly to waive the rules
      • Governments aim to break impasse
      • The stain of Spain's dirty war
      • Labour needs to press ahead with devolution
      • Unionist ambivalence is the enemy of peace
      • New website
  • Features
    • Sean McLoughlin
    • Communists and the Irish civil war
    • Remembering the Manchester Martyrs
    • Rossport's war of attrition
    • Iceland - a country of distinctive modernity
    • Migration study seeks participants
    • Martin Flannery (an appreciation)
    • 'Scottie', MacKenzie Kennedy remembered
    • An Bholaiv - Caithréim na ndaoine
    • A constitution to destroy Irish republicanism
    • Equality undermined
    • New film champions humanity
    • De Valera's betrayal of the women of 1916
    • British labour and the Easter Rising
    • Sinn Fein set out need for all-Ireland health strategy
    • Connolly and the Easter Rising
    • Ripples of freedom and the 1916 Rising
    • James Connolly, Irish socialist
    • James Connolly, 1916 and the 'blood sacrifice' myth
    • 1981 hunger strikes: 25th anniversary
    • A lesson the oppressed will never forget
    • Gospel of the oppressed
    • Bobby Sands: an international icon
    • Meddling and manipulating
    • The Kilmichael ambush controversy
    • Jim Savage: an obituary
    • Rossport campaign goes on
    • Freedom of speech
    • Sean Moylan: soldier, politician and independent spirit
    • The 1926 Abbey rising
    • Republicans must win Protestant support
    • More 'butcher' than 'grocer'
    • Edging towards a two-party tussle
    • An iniquitous Act
    • Spoils of empire in south London
    • Dublin-Monaghan: time for a real inquiry
    • Multiculturalism is nothing new
    • Bobbie Heatley, 1934-2004
    • Adams highlights importance of republished Greaves classic
    • A working-class friend of Ireland
    • British army torture tactics are nothing new, says Adams
    • Michael Barrett: a Fenian remembered
    • The Abbey and the genius of Irish theatre
    • Memories of the Maypole disaster
    • Divide and Rule
    • Anti-national revision is 'alive and kicking'
    • Enlightened Feminism
    • The Irish Revolutionary Women of Cumann na mBan
    • Republican, socialist, feminist:Connolly and the women's movement
    • Irish women and revolution
    • Robert Emmet: enigmatic revolutionary
    • The missing piece
    • Kelly's Eye (February /March/April 2003)
    • Following in the footsteps of Connolly
    • Civil rights: the struggle for peace and justice
    • An ghorta mhór: a consequence of ambivalence?
    • Kelly's Eye (December 2002/January 2003)
    • Short Strand: one mother's diary of a community under siege
    • Kelly's Eye (October/November 2002)
    • James Connolly: for the love of freedom
    • Red Jim was a green man
    • Irish in the land of Oz
    • A tangled web of intrigue
    • Obit: Sister Sarah Clarke:the prisoners' 'Joan of Arc'
    • Napper Tandy: forgotten patriot
    • A very special night for Mick O'Riordan
    • The song for all socialists
    • Robert Emmet: revising reputations
    • Historical spotlight on Irish women activists
    • Jamie Hope of Templepatrick
    • Letter from Cork
    • Letter from New York
    • A hunger for change
    • Was Connolly an Esperantist?
  • Anonn Is Anall: the Peter Berresford Ellis column
    • Sophie Bryant (2)
    • Sophie Bryant (1)
    • Irish Self-Determination League of Great Britain, 1919-24
    • Relax - we're all Anglo-Saxon anyway!
    • 'One of a kind' Welshman and friend of Ireland
    • A hunger for justice
    • Seizing the GPO in 1916 made military sense
    • Michael Davitt:
    • Celibacy in the Catholic Church
    • Remember Fontenoy!
    • Irish 'famines': acts of god, colonial mismanagement or genocide?
    • Charles Bradlaugh and Ireland
    • Ireland's forgotten 'Rockite' rebellion
    • Born in a stable? - The identity of the Irish diaspora
    • Reclaiming Robert Emmet
    • The mental toll of revolution
    • Another Democrat milesone
    • An influential historian of Irish labour
    • A lesson in language revival
    • The perils of religious mysticism
    • 'Mick' Mannock: fighter pilot and curious socialist
    • Another nation divided
    • A royal by any other name?
    • Lest we forget: Life in Northern Ireland before 'the troubles'
    • Biafra: a tragedy set to be repeated?
    • Jonathan Swift: reluctant revolutionary
    • A potent symbol of freedom
    • The challenge to the UK state
  • Window on the EU
    • In their own words
    • Gregory joins No campaign
    • Time to vote for something better
    • CND votes to oppose treaty
    • Union to campaign for a 'No' vote
    • Appeal for taoiseach to end 'boot-boy' tactics
    • Call for early establishment of Referendum Commission
    • EU illusions shattered
    • Proposed EU treaty an assault on democracy
    • Europe in Focus: the Anthony Coughlan column (January/07)
    • Ballagh Mise Éire print launched
    • Europe in Focus: the Anthony Coughlan column (November/06)
    • Bolkenstein's monster must be destroyed
    • EU powers extended
    • British unions reject EU constitution
    • Civil liberties under fire post 7/7
    • EU project alive and kicking
    • Five steps to EU citizenship
    • The EU crisis ... what is to be done?
    • French deliver hammer blow to federalist project
    • Sinn Fein launches referendum campaign
    • Campaign sets out case for No vote
    • Trade unionists launch campaign
    • Building the EU by stealth
    • The Euro-Dollar crisis
    • Why the left should oppose the EU constitutiion
    • The case for a 'Social Europe'
    • An ideological EU constitution
    • The Treaty Establishing a Constitution for Europe
    • EU threat to public services
    • Unity needed to tackle privatisation
    • An attack on jobs, services, rights and democracy
    • Politicus September/October 2004
    • Democracy and the European Union
    • The EU as a global superpower
    • EU news September/October2004
    • Politicus July/August 2004
    • EU ministers set sights on huge extension of personal powers
    • A constitution to rule our lives
    • EU constitution convention paints a federal blueprint
    • The yardstick of democracy
    • Why the euro is a mistake for Ireland
  • Book reviews
    • Left to the Wolves: Irish victims of Stalinist terror
    • Gerry Fitt: political chameleon
    • Queen's Rebels: Ulster loyalism in historical perspective
    • The Origin of the Troubles
    • Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson
    • Ireland and the Cold War
    • Irish Republicanism in Scotland 1858-1916
    • The Irish Conservative Party
    • A Provisional Dictator: James Stevens
    • Enemies Of Empire
    • The Northern IRA
    • The Meaning Of Life
    • Reviews in Brief
    • Essay on Irish Bulls
    • Intelligence, Statecraft and International Power
    • Ireland's Great Famine
    • Irish Women Religious
    • Seán O’Hegarty biography
    • Hunger Strike, reflections
    • Equality, The Unfinished Agenda
    • The IRA and Armed Struggle
    • Women of the Dáil:
    • The Open Secret of Ireland
    • Galway and the Great War
    • Irish Flames
    • The Ivy Leaf: the Parnells remembered
    • Souvenirs of Irish Footprints Over Europe
    • Fron-Goch and the birth of the IRA
    • Dublin Then and Now
    • Who Stole Our Game: the fall and fall of Irish soccer
    • Civilizing Ireland: Ordnannce Survey 1824-1842
    • Irish Studies Review (Vol.15, number 1)
    • Censorship in the two Irelands
    • Eddie's Own Aquarius
    • Irish Freedom
    • Mac Curtain Family Memoir
    • Irish Times Book of the 1916 Rising
    • The Philosophy of Irish Ireland
    • The Burning of Cork
    • Ireland and India
    • Handloom Weavers in Ulster’s Linen Industry
    • Landlords, Tenants, Famine
    • Edmund Burke's Irish Identities
    • The Sage of Science
    • Kathleen Lynn: Irishwomen, patriot, doctor
    • Spies, Informers and the 'Anti-Sinn Fein Society'
    • Michael Collins and the Treaty
    • Dan Breen and the IRA
    • Killing Finucane
    • Irish Studies Review (14/2&3)
    • Acting Irish in Hollywood
    • The Young Rebels
    • The Politics of Northern Ireland
    • Ireland and the Global Question
    • Founded on Fear
    • Cork Through European Eyes
    • The Lady Next Door
    • Con Cremin: Ireland's wartime diplomat
    • MacBride: 'Irish Statesman and Revolutionary'
    • Michael Collins and the Women Who Spied for Ireland
    • The Phoenix Park Murders
    • Emergency Law in Independent Ireland
    • Nothing But An Unfinished Song
    • A Biographical Dictionary of Cork
    • Century of Endeavour
    • Women and Unionism in Northern Ireland
    • Bob Doyle: Brigadista
    • Directory of Historic Locations
    • Róisín Bán
    • Staging the Easter Rising
    • British propaganda in Ireland 1920
    • Rebel Ireland
    • Maria Edgeworth: women, enlightenment and nation
    • The O'Donoghues' War of Independence
    • Sinn Fein and the SDLP: from alienation to participation
    • The GPO and the Easter Rising
    • Supreme Sacrifice: the story of Eamonn Ceannt 1881-1916
    • Grattan's Failure
    • 40 Years of Controversy
    • James Connolly: a full life
    • Easter 1916
    • James Connolly Re-assessed
    • That Day's Struggle: a memoir
    • Eoin O’Duffy: a self-made hero
    • Local History since 1945
    • The Origins of the Troubles
    • The Beginning of the End
    • My Struggle For Life
    • The Great Deception
    • Radical Politics in Modern Ireland
    • 1916 Easter Rising in print
    • Through American and Irish Wars
    • Irishmen in War 1800-2000
    • The Last Conquest of Ireland (Perhaps)
    • A Noontide Blazing
    • What Lies Beneath
    • A Dictionary of Hiberno-English (revised & expanded edition)
    • The Republic: issue 4
    • Problems and Perspectives in Irish History
    • In Green and Red: the lives of Frank Ryan
    • Women and Public Policy in Ireland
    • Renovation or Revolution
    • Baptised in Blood
    • Famine in Cork
    • Preventing the Future
    • Ireland and the European Union
    • Foreign Affectations: essays on Edmund Burke
    • The Galtee Boy
    • Your Fondest Annie
    • Our Own Devices: national symbols and political conflict
    • The Squad and the Intelligence Operations of Michael Collins
    • Press Delete
    • Documenting Irish Feminisms
    • Ireland and the Palestinian Question
    • Reminiscences of Daniel O'Connell
    • Differently Irish: 25 years of Vietnamese-Irish identity
    • Rebuilding the Celtic Languages
    • Sinking of the Kenbane Head
    • 'The Irish Zorro'
    • Pocket History of Irish Writers
    • Dead Men Talking
    • A New Dictionary of Irish History
    • Ireland, Russia and the Communist Internationals
    • Controversial Issues in Anglo-Irish Relations, 1910-21
    • Rebel City
    • Guide to the graves of Irish writers
    • The Guardianship of Historical Records
    • A University in Troubled Times
    • Green Against Green
    • The Connolly Column
    • The Real Chief: Liam Lynch
    • Himself Alone: David Trimble
    • The Irish Ordnance Survey
    • Irish women and nationalism
    • Nell
    • The Land for the People
    • King in Exile: James II
    • Kicking and Screaming
    • Shadows: inside Northern Ireland's Special Branch
    • From Political Violence to Negotiated Settlement
    • Irish Volunteers for Spain
    • Rebel Columns/Choosing the Green
    • Book reviews in brief
    • Thomas Edmondson and the Dublin Laundry
    • Irish Women's History
    • Irish writing: an anthology in English, 1789-1939
    • St Enda's and the Cult of Boyhood
    • Shadow of a Gunman/ Tricycle Theatre
    • Festschrift in honour of ATQ Stewart
    • Commemorating Ireland
    • Essays in honour of Brian Farrell
    • New account of the Dublin/Monaghan bombings
    • The Irish Council of Churches and its response to 'The Troubles'
    • Ulster and Scotland
    • The serrated edge of Britain's dirty war
    • The uncrowned king of economy-class travel
    • Expanding our understanding of Irish landlordism
    • De Valera and the 'Black Fifties'
    • De Valera family memoir
    • Passage through the annals of Irish civilisation
    • Soft focus portrait of loyalist terror gang
    • Flawed Gonne
    • Feeling the force of a conservative backlash
    • Warriors, wives and workers
    • The fierce independence of 'Soda-bread' Sam
    • Dublin's finest
    • A big heart is not enough
    • Britain's dirty colonial war in Ireland
    • Primary sources point to longstanding plans for European superstate
    • Book reviews in brief
    • Reflections on motherhood in Ireland
    • Radical and revolutionary women
    • 'Foundation text' for Ulster unionism
    • Vivid independence-war memoir
    • Flourishing times for traditional Irish crafts
    • Reclaiming Dublin
    • In the service of the British crown
    • Passionate socialist and a true friend of Ireland
    • Studies of the transition to post-colonialism
    • New parameters set for Home Rule campaign
    • Songs in the key of history
    • Rebel who kept up the fight
    • Sordid tales of Mad dogs and Billy boys
    • A biography fit for a national hero
    • The long view
    • The true nature of republicanism, democracy & culture
    • Authoritative account of orangeism
    • An Irish legacy of the Enlightenment
    • A history of collusion, murder and deceit
    • A timely, comprehensive overview of the United Irish revolution
    • Republicanism's way forward, with one eye on the past
    • Enlightened daughters of a revolutionary age
    • Northern Ireland's writing on the wall
    • Illustrated history of Robert Emmet
    • Book reviews in brief
    • Put on the khaki
    • A secrt history of innaccuracy, hearsay
    • Griffith's legacy offers little for the republican reader
    • A handy guide to anti-imperialist activism today
    • Surveying the political spectrum of Irish politics
    • Balanced approach to the life of ‘Big Jim’
    • History of Irish lace
    • Hannibal’s quest
    • Journey back from the brink
    • Marxist who embraced the Republic
    • Linguistic legacy of the colonial era
    • Charismatic United Irish leader
    • Schooled in the tradition
    • Book revievs: in brief
    • Leftward shift thwarted by reaction and division
    • The Provisionals' long march from war to peace
    • Racism study sends out a bleak warning
    • Trouble and strife
    • A friend of Ireland
    • Frank Ryan: patriot or collaborator?
    • Shedding light on WWII aid episode
    • The battle for Irish independence
    • A Fenian escapade
    • Coming to terms with historical memory
    • Striving to become part of the solution
    • A concise study of modern Ireland
    • Unionist explores grounds for peace
    • From IRA warrior to man of peace
    • Still tangled up in red, white and blue
    • Thoughtful study of Christianity in Ireland
    • The tiger whimpers
    • The sound of truth
    • A tour of heraldic offices
    • Reviews in brief
    • Linda Kearns: rebel with a gauze
    • Feminist pioneers in a very modern marriage
    • Seamus Heaney: a talent in the round
    • Photographs from a turbulent century
    • Rescuing Standish O'Grady for Socialism
    • Arthur O'Connor and the United Irish rebellion
    • Marching to the neo-liberal tune
    • Hindsight-assisted intelligence
    • Beyond sympathy for the Stuarts
    • Modern Irish history's Turin shroud
    • Emigration study
    • Steering clear of the C-word
    • Women's lives touched by conflict in the north
    • Land Ownership in Britain and Ireland
    • The people’s voice in songs of revolt
    • Field Day anthology of Irish women writers
    • Irish dramatists inspired by Greek parallels
    • Embracing the trappings of western democracy
    • The development of a modern republican party
    • Taking on the euro
    • A proconsul with a style all of her own
    • A working-class loyalist narrative
    • Another hurrah for the Tipperary minstrel man
    • Under the spell of the phoney MacCarthy Mór
    • Biographical study lacking in focus
    • Uneven assault on Irish first world war efforts
    • They got their £3 -- and some
    • Overseas relations
    • Christianity and its role in sectarinism
    • The Easter rising and its vengeful aftermath
    • Exploring the question of racism in Ireland
    • A baneful tale of intrigue, treachery and deceit
    • A long, long way from Clare to here
    • Insighful profile of players and process
    • Liverpool's radical anti--slavery poet
    • Falling Short of an encouraging title
    • Orange Disorder
    • Book reviews in brief (August/Septemebr 2002 edition)
    • Sketching the development of racism in Ireland
    • Every picture tells a Bloody Sunday story
    • Oxford Companion to Irish History (revised edition)
    • History Scotland (issue 1)
    • Inclement outlook
    • A semi-autographical tale of discovery
    • Bread and circuses -- without the bread
    • A revision of the unionist outlook
    • Brits: the final installment
    • Book reviews in brief (June/July 2002 edition)
    • Lucid account of Celtic glory days
    • True voices of the republican 'awkward squad'
    • The Union under seige
    • Rebellion's failure opens door to direct rule
    • Two hundred years of Irish political activity
    • Contorted view of the Irish conflict
    • Democratic task for all socialists
    • Pride of the nation
    • Facing Both Ways
    • The GUBU man
    • Imprisoned at sea
    • Book reviews in brief (April/May 2002 edition)
    • Fitting tribute to a fine poet and Irish activist
    • The biographer's craft as an instrument of war
    • The novel appliance of war propaganda
    • The Hungary link
    • Potted biographies to whet an appetite
    • Poet and prisoner
    • A deadly business
    • Insider insight into 1981 hunger strike
    • A history beyond shovel,pick and pint
    • Bloody Sunday
    • A class perspective
    • Their final words
    • Colonial courtiers
    • Orangeism hits crisis as domination crumbles
    • A 'Terrible Beauty'
    • The old brigade
    • London in London
    • Women speak out
    • Sympathetic treatment of a 'complex' loyalist
    • Contrasting images of Ireland north and south
    • Great poet, reactionary nationalist
    • Do big cats travel?
    • Spain's dirty war
    • Scotland in revolt
    • Nottingham bound
    • Dark days in Kerry
    • Irish Republicanism and Buried Alive in Ireland
    • Free guide shows way round London
    • Peadar O'Donnell and Louie Bennett
  • Music, film, theatre reviews
    • Petticoat Loose
    • Bobby Casey: The Spirit of West Clare
    • Wallop The Spot
    • Old Boots and Flying Sandals
    • Mise Éire/Saoirse? (DVD)
    • Remember To Smile
    • Ron Kavana's Irish Ways
    • Geantraí
    • A Rough Shot of Lipstick
    • The Ominous and the Luminous
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