The Irish in World War One

A gripping deep-dive into the legacy of Sir Hugh Tudor, Churchill’s trusted military man who oversaw the violent repression of Irish revolutionaries through the notorious Black and Tans.

This book describes Fred Ball’s life and achievements up to his tragic death at Suvla Bay in September 1915, shedding new light on his contribution to Irish horticulture as well as his time as a soldier. 

Approximately 150,000 Irish officers and men joined the British Army during the First World War. What happened to them when they returned home?

Amid the twists and turns of her survival to this day, the story of the light cruiser HMS Caroline spans a century and more.

The Irish Revolution - the war between the British authorities and the newly-formed IRA - was the first successful revolt anywhere against the British Empire. 

From Ulster to the Dardanelles focuses on several individuals from the nine-county province of Ulster, who served in the Gallipoli Campaign during the First World War.

Twenty-seven Irish newspapers for the period covering the Great War have been trawled through to deliver the amazing stories of those years which changed the world for ever. 

2014 1st Edition Hardback

This book concentrates on the personal stories of Irish soldiers in World War One, chronicling the experiences of Irish officers and soldiers who served on the Western Front during the war.

2011 1st Edition Hardback

Following on from the success of the War Dead series in counties Tipperary, Wexford, Wicklow ,and Offaly, Tom Burnell now turns his attention to County Carlow and the unfortunate soldiers from this area who lost their lived during the First World War.

A history of the casualties of the Great War. Their lives and those of their families are recorded in what is the first major project to commemorate the war dead of Meath

A history of the casualties of the Great War. This list includes First World War service personnel from other locations buried in Waterford.

A collection of veterans’ stories as told by the families. Includes military records, surviving documents and letters.

During the 1916 Battle of the Somme in WW1 the Ulster division lost over two thousand men, and more than three thousand suffered injuries. . .

The Sons of Ulster is a personal record of the experience of Ulstermen in the major wars of this century.

The Wicklow War Dead, a comprehensive list of those from County Wicklow who died during bothe the first and second world wars.