Home
|
Sitemap
You are here
:
Irish Democrat Archive
/
Features
/
Red Jim was a green man
/
Sitemap
Sitemap
[
+
]
Irish Democrat Archive
[
+
]
Features
[
•
]
Hubert Lane and the paragons of virtue
[
•
]
On Pavlov, pavlova, Eric Cantona and drugs
[
•
]
Source of enjoyment on a wet day
[
•
]
History on the screen
[
•
]
The civil rights struggle and its legacy
[
•
]
Ronnie I hardly knew ya!
[
•
]
Learning the lessons of Féile an Phobail
[
•
]
New challenge to Hart's Kilmichael account
[
•
]
Sean McLoughlin
[
•
]
Communists and the Irish civil war
[
•
]
Remembering the Manchester Martyrs
[
•
]
Sophie Bryant (part 2)
[
•
]
Sophie Bryant (part 1)
[
•
]
Irish Self-Determination League of Great Britain, 1919-24
[
•
]
Rossport's war of attrition
[
•
]
Iceland - a country of distinctive modernity
[
•
]
Migration study seeks participants
[
•
]
Martin Flannery (an appreciation)
[
•
]
Relax - we're all Anglo-Saxon anyway!
[
•
]
'One of a kind' Welshman and friend of Ireland
[
•
]
'Scottie', MacKenzie Kennedy remembered
[
•
]
An Bholaiv - Caithréim na ndaoine
[
•
]
A constitution to destroy Irish republicanism
[
•
]
Equality undermined
[
•
]
New film champions humanity
[
•
]
De Valera's betrayal of the women of 1916
[
•
]
British labour and the Easter Rising
[
•
]
Sinn Fein set out need for all-Ireland health strategy
[
•
]
1981 hunger strikes: 25th anniversary
[
•
]
A lesson the oppressed will never forget
[
•
]
Gospel of the oppressed
[
•
]
Bobby Sands: an international icon
[
•
]
A hunger for justice
[
•
]
Meddling and manipulating
[
•
]
The Kilmichael ambush controversy
[
•
]
Seizing the GPO in 1916 made military sense
[
•
]
Jim Savage: an obituary
[
•
]
Michael Davitt:
[
•
]
Rossport campaign goes on
[
•
]
Freedom of speech
[
•
]
Sean Moylan: soldier, politician and independent spirit
[
•
]
The 1926 Abbey rising
[
•
]
Republicans must win Protestant support
[
•
]
Celibacy in the Catholic Church
[
•
]
More 'butcher' than 'grocer'
[
•
]
Edging towards a two-party tussle
[
•
]
Remember Fontenoy!
[
•
]
An iniquitous Act
[
•
]
Spoils of empire in south London
[
•
]
Dublin-Monaghan: time for a real inquiry
[
•
]
Irish 'famines': acts of god, colonial mismanagement or genocide?
[
•
]
Multiculturalism is nothing new
[
•
]
Charles Bradlaugh and Ireland
[
•
]
Bobbie Heatley, 1934-2004
[
•
]
Adams highlights importance of republished Greaves classic
[
•
]
A working-class friend of Ireland
[
•
]
British army torture tactics are nothing new, says Adams
[
•
]
Michael Barrett: a Fenian remembered
[
•
]
The Abbey and the genius of Irish theatre
[
•
]
Memories of the Maypole disaster
[
•
]
Ireland's forgotten 'Rockite' rebellion
[
•
]
Divide and Rule
[
•
]
Anti-national revision is 'alive and kicking'
[
•
]
Enlightened Feminism
[
•
]
Born in a stable? - The identity of the Irish diaspora
[
•
]
The Irish Revolutionary Women of Cumann na mBan
[
•
]
Reclaiming Robert Emmet
[
•
]
The mental toll of revolution
[
•
]
Irish women and revolution
[
•
]
Robert Emmet: enigmatic revolutionary
[
•
]
Another Democrat milesone
[
•
]
An influential historian of Irish labour
[
•
]
Kelly's Eye (February /March/April 2003)
[
•
]
A lesson in language revival
[
•
]
Following in the footsteps of Connolly
[
•
]
Civil rights: the struggle for peace and justice
[
•
]
An ghorta mhór: a consequence of ambivalence?
[
•
]
The perils of religious mysticism
[
•
]
Kelly's Eye (December 2002/January 2003)
[
•
]
Short Strand: one mother's diary of a community under siege
[
•
]
Kelly's Eye (October/November 2002)
[
•
]
'Mick' Mannock: fighter pilot and curious socialist
[
•
]
Red Jim was a green man
[
•
]
Irish in the land of Oz
[
•
]
A tangled web of intrigue
[
•
]
Another nation divided
[
•
]
Obit: Sister Sarah Clarke:the prisoners' 'Joan of Arc'
[
•
]
Napper Tandy: forgotten patriot
[
•
]
A royal by any other name?
[
•
]
A very special night for Mick O'Riordan
[
•
]
Lest we forget: Life in Northern Ireland before 'the troubles'
[
•
]
The song for all socialists
[
•
]
Biafra: a tragedy set to be repeated?
[
•
]
Robert Emmet: revising reputations
[
•
]
Historical spotlight on Irish women activists
[
•
]
Jamie Hope of Templepatrick
[
•
]
Letter from Cork
[
•
]
Jonathan Swift: reluctant revolutionary
[
•
]
Letter from New York
[
•
]
A hunger for change
[
•
]
The challenge to the UK state
