The Irish in World War Two

The epic Allied invasion of German-occupied Normandy on D-Day, 6 June 1944, has been extensively chronicled.

The Untold Story of the Irishmen, Himmler’s Special Prisoners and the End of WWII

The incredible untold story of Mary Elmes, the Irish woman who saved children from Nazi Concentration Camps

The new bridge in Cork has been officially named after Mary Elms. Mary’s story was brought to light through Clodagh Finns work on A Time to Risk All.

Mary Elmes is the great unsung heroine of modern Ireland.

It includes a number of interviews with some of those who owe their lives to Mary Elmes, as well as photographs and a wealth of archival material.

‘A well-researched book that deserves to be read widely by those interested in a largely forgotten chapter of 20th-century Irish history.’ The Irish Times

The Blitz on Belfast in April 1941 is without doubt the single most traumatic single event in the city's long and often troubled history.

The Story of American Military Aviation in Northern Ireland During the Second World War

Using a great variety of source materials, and including a large number of photographs and other images, this book builds a picture of Dublin between 1930 and 1950.