Compromise should never be a dirty word in any true democrat's lexicon, says former tánaiste as he unveils plaque to War of Independence hero, Sean O'Donoghue
Civil War 1922-1923
A National Army officer was hanged for murder a century ago in a case that was rooted in personal animosities and the divisions of the Civil War
Hurley skilfully situates his elderly interviewees’ memories within major events
The Stephen’s Green Club, in Dublin, honoured the poet with a celebratory dinner. The programme is a portal to a transformative period of Irish history
Catholic hierarchy’s 1922 letter was used by pro-Treaty side to povide moral justification for ‘sinful and criminal behaviour’
Dr Martin Mansergh said the Collins-de-Valera draft constitution provided the basis for avoiding conflict but Churchill vetoed it
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More than 1,000 poison gas grenades were sent to Dublin to aid the Provisional Government in 1922
‘We’ve finally given them their rightful place’: National Army Civil War dead honoured with monument
More than 800 mostly working class young men died fighting for the pro-treaty side; for the first time a full roll of honour is available to the public
Former RTÉ northern editor’s address in west Cork will mark 101st anniversary of death of Michael Collins in the Civil War
Targeting of anti-Treaty Cumann na mBan women in Kerry is highlighted by Dr Mary McAuliffe
Members of her family attended a centenary commemoration at the Garden of Remembrance
Taoiseach and Tánaiste lay wreath to remember the 1,400 people killed in the conflict
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