Staging the Treaty: A filmed theatrical production, written by Theo Dorgan, using primary sources will soon be available to view
Anglo-Irish Agreement
Liam Lynch, To Declare a Republic: A nuanced portrait of an ‘ill-suited commander’ by Gerard Shannon
A deep dive into the minutiae of the back-and-forth in the months following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty
UUP leader took a difficult path and in the end, even unionism’s most entrenched enemies of change adopted his approach
Chronology of attempts before and since the Anglo-Irish agreement
FitzGerald’s drive and relationshsip with Thatcher key to success, recalls Peter Barry
Shift in nationalist demands allowed forum to become launchpad for lobbying
Sense of betrayal and exclusion fueled unionist rage and furious protests
Thirty years on unionists still recall their sense of betrayal and bewilderment that Mrs Thatcher would do such a thing
A new spirit of co-operation followed the Anglo-Irish Agreement which in turn led to the Belfast Agreement
Agreement spurred a rethink in unionism and a new sense of self-reliance
Haughey u-turn in power repaired his mistake in opposing Anglo-Irish Agreement
While Margaret Thatcher was unionist at heart, the situation in the North wasnot working. In Garret FitzGerald she found a leader to reach agreement with
The 1985 accord meant that power-sharing with Sinn Féin was the only way forward
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