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Read More →The Anglo-Irish Treaty sparked turmoil within the IRA. Some accepted it and joined the ranks of the Provisional Government’s new ‘National Army’; some remained neutral; the majority opposed it, but […]
Read More →While an uneasy peace prevailed in the South following the Truce of July 1921, in Northern Ireland communal violence continued to rage, exemplified most notoriously on 24 March 1922 by […]
Read More →So said the long white apron of suffragette and socialist Margaret Buckmaster at a protest in July 1921 organised by the Peace with Ireland Council (PIC). How significant were such […]
Read More →Sir—In his letter, Mr Lane indicates that I wrote in the November/December 2021 issue of History Ireland: ‘Later de Valera told the Dáil “now I would like everybody clearly to understand […]
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