Atlas of the Irish Civil War. New Perspectives: History presented with imagination and innovation
Issues raised in third volume of historical series are at core of concerns still with us today
Irish Civil War
Inside Grenane House, one of the oldest lived-in houses in Ireland: ‘It has never been bought or sold’
Grenane House in Co Tipperary, which has been in the same family’s hands for its 300-year history, opens to the public at certain times of the year
‘Ireland’s freedom was not won, it was given’: Historian’s new book casts fresh light on old struggle
Cambridge-based historian John O’Beirne Ranelagh interviewed 100 former members of the Irish Republican Brotherhood during the 1970s. Much of the material has been unused - until now
The long shadow of a gunman: Weapon used to kill Kevin O’Higgins may still be out there
The gun used to assassinate the Free State minister for justice in 1927 was still in use in the 1970s during the Troubles
How many people died violent deaths in the Irish Civil War?
Two historians have come up with as definitive a figure as can be estimated
Anti-Treaty IRA general Liam Lynch a victim of ‘crude’ revisionism, commemoration hears
Lynch was a reluctant participant in the Civil War as evidenced by his willingness to agree a truce in the battle for Limerick, says historian
Stories of Free State soldiers killed in Civil War in Kerry must not be forgotten, commemoration told
Lives of Free State soldiers killed by a trap mine at Knocknagoshel 100 years ago have been overshadowed by the actions of their superior officers at Ballyseedy, says author Owen O'Shea
Fintan O’Toole: A cold-blooded continuity links Kerry Babies scandal and Ballyseedy massacre
In the violent circumstances of its birth, the State acquired habits that were very hard to shake off
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