West Belfast: A Novel

Morrison, Danny

Literature & Fiction

Irish Amer Book Co

IRA member Raymond Massey has spent seven years in prison in Long Kesh. When he is released, he longs for a normal life but finds difficulty in reconciling his love for Roisin and her son with his continued commitment to Republican activism. His life whirls between an ordinary, everyday routine and a dark and brutal agenda of bombs and guns. This dark and sinister tale infiltrates the activities of the IRA during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, exposing a complex and contradictory world of brutality and bravery, of loyalty and betrayal, a place of hatred and love.

British & Irish

UNKNO

This haunting Irish novel portrays a passionate friendship between two young men that is tragically misunderstood by the closed minds of the community that surrounds them.

On the Back of the Swallow: A Novel

IRA member Raymond Massey has spent seven years in prison in Long Kesh. When he is released, he longs for a normal life but finds difficulty in reconciling his love for Roisin and her son with his continued commitment to Republican activism. His life whirls between an ordinary, everyday routine and a dark and brutal agenda of bombs and guns.This dark and sinister tale infiltrates the activities of the IRA during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, exposing a complex and contradictory world of brutality and bravery, of loyalty and betrayal, a place of hatred and love.

The Wrong Man: A Novel

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Then the Walls Came Down: A Prison Journal

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Independently published

West Belfast

Contemporary

Elsinor Verlag e.K.

Hunger Strike: Reflections (Irish and English Edition)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Veteran republican Danny Morrison challenges Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Irish establishment over their attitude to partition and how the closer Ireland gets to a border referendum the more obstacles they place in the way of debate and discussion. He accuses them of having a ‘Free State’ mentality, of having abandoned northern nationalists to their fate, only to condemn the IRA’s campaign against British rule whilst glorifying the IRA of the Tan War period whose actions brought them to power.Put crudely, he says, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael’s attitude is, ‘Our violence was good, yours bad.’To illustrate this, he gives multiple examples of the ruthless nature of the Tan War, the large number of killings of RIC men, off- and on-duty, the shooting and disappearances of over one hundred informers.

Free Statism and the Good Old IRA

History

World

Greenisland Press

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