Carla King – författare

Moore spares neither landlords nor tenants, priests or nationalists in his narrative.

This short biography outlines the scope of Davitt''s great interests and achievements.

Davitt drafts on many topics while a prisoner in solitary confinement in Portland Convict Prison, 1881-3.

Tells the story of a collaboration between two giants of late c19th Irish nationalism: John Devoy and Michael Davitt.

West of Ireland; New Perspectives on the Nineteenth Century examines the lives of ordinary people in the west of Ireland and the political organisations which represented them throughout the nineteenth century. Featuring contributions from some of Ireland’s leading historians, as well as the work of a younger generation of rising academics, this book shines a light on those people on the margins of a rural society undergoing an intense period of change. This book examines their struggle and the evolving nature of the West of Ireland during this dynamic time. Covering areas from the urban poor, the plight of tenant farmers, the role of charities the development of the Western seaboard, the result is an insightful work that will appeal to the general reader and historian alike.

Land has been a dominant theme in modern Irish history, extending to political and cultural issues as well as permeating social and economic ones.

Land has been a dominant theme in modern Irish history, extending to political and cultural issues as well as permeating social and economic ones. Recent scholarship has uncovered a picture richer in detail and more complex in its development than traditional images of the land question would suggest. This collection of eleven essays takes an interdisciplinary approach to the subject of land in Ireland, from the time of the Great Famine to present and even future issues. It will be of interest to those concerned with the land and rural society in Ireland, past and present, and with the influence of these in shaping Irish culture.