Brian Feeney Knihy

The narrative explores Sinn Fin's evolution over a century, highlighting its significant figures such as Arthur Griffith and Gerry Adams, and their impact on Irish politics. Brian Feeney provides a critical examination of the party's shifting identity and policies, detailing its journey from historical controversies to its current role in government in Northern Ireland. The book emphasizes Sinn Fin's aspirations for coalition in the Republic and a united Ireland, offering an impartial analysis of its influence in both Northern and Southern Ireland.

BRADLEY SPEAKS OUT FOR THE FIRST TIME – WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE IRAThe IRA was Gerry Bradley’s life. His sole interest was in ‘ops’ – carrying out on-the-ground war. Inspired, initially, to defend his home place against Loyalist threats, he became one of the most senior operators in Belfast IRA. When things turned political, there seemed to be no place for his kind of activism.THE INSIDE STORY BY A SENIOR IRA MAN

From the first symptoms of serious unrest to the tortuous political manoeuvrings culminating in the 2003 Assembly elections, the book traces the reality of life in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.

An accessible biography about Sean MacDiarmada, a leader in the 1916 Rising. Book six in the '16 Lives' series.