While some applicants may have exaggerated their service, a system of checks and balances allowed statements to be verified and tested. BY ROBERT MCEVOY ‘Doherty: If I could get a […]
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Read More →The IRA attack on Fenit coastguard station and RIC barracks in June 1920. BY DAIRE BRUNICARDI In most of the many accounts and histories of the Irish War of Independence […]
Read More →The British still seem intent on burying evidence of the grim deeds done in defence of their empire. BY PÁDRAIG ÓG Ó RUAIRC Four months after the signing of the […]
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