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Irish Regional History
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The Battle of Clonmult€14.99The Battle of Clonmult was the IRA’s greatest loss of volunteers in a single engagement against Crown Forces. On Sunday, 20 February 1921, at Clonmult near Midleton in County Cork, almost the entire east Cork flying column was wiped out having been surprised by a British Army patrol later reinforced by Auxiliary Police.
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Considering Grace: Presbyterians and the Troubles€16.99First book to consider how ordinary people’s religious faith shaped their responses to the Troubles.
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Revolution: A Photographic History of Revolutionary Ireland 1913 - 1923€16.99Thought-provoking images of Ireland’s revolutionary period, with commentary.
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The Londonderry Plantation 1609-41: The city of London and the Plantation in Ulster€40.99The Londonderry Plantation was published originally in 1939.
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The Time of the Tans€19.99An oral history of the war of independence in County Clare recorded by Tomás Mac Conmara
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Famous Wexfordians€17.99Much has been written and reported on the broad canvas of the history of County Wexford over the centuries, but Famous Wexfordians seeks to revitalise interest in some of the principal players that have almost faded into obscurity.
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North of Ireland Folk Tales for Children€12.00How did a spider change the course of history? What would a body in the chimney want with a lonely old woman?
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Forgetful Remembrance: Social Forgetting and Vernacular Historiography of a Rebellion in Ulster€45.00Forgetful Remembrance examines what happens when communities endeavour to forget embarrassing events in their past.
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Crisis and Comeback: Cork in the EightiesSpecial Price €17.99 Regular Price €19.99
Drawing on extensive interviews with politicians, workers, writers and industrialists, Michael Moynihan weaves a sweeping tapestry of the city at a critical juncture. In a rich narrative, he tells the compelling story of how Cork's eventual status as a high-tech hub was won.
