“Irish Women Speak” by Alison Wickham
Irish History is vast and rich, and none know that better than the people of rural Ireland. They carry stories of the past with them [...]
Irish History is vast and rich, and none know that better than the people of rural Ireland. They carry stories of the past with them [...]
A Family World War I History Revisited Aedin Johnston first started researching Finding James in 2006 when she started looking into the life of her grand [...]
A full-time public servant, Kieran Ginty qualified from the University of Limerick with a BA degree in Public Administration. Originally from Ballycroy in Co. Mayo, [...]
Last week, Selfpublishbooks.ie printed Micheal O’hAonghusa’s new book, Kilclooney Woods, a brief history of Fenianism and the events of 1867 in East Cork. I had [...]