Eight Fearless Irishmen
Featuring short biographies of eight fearless and inspiring Irishmen, some of whom you will know well, others less so yet still deserving of attention: Michael Collins, Kevin O’Higgins, Douglas Hyde, Hugh Lane, Michael O’Rahilly, Thomas MacDonagh, Erskine Childers, Paul Cullen
The Lives of Ten Influential Irishwomen
The short biographies of ten intrepid Irishwomen are told in this book, each of whom merits more respect and attention than history has thus far given: Constance Markievicz, Maud Gonne,Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, Sarah Purser, Saidie Patterson, Edith Londonderry, Augusta Gregory, Alice Milligan, Mary Bailey, Hazel Lavery.
Maeve de Markievicz: Daughter of Constance
Maeve, though not a frontline subject in Ireland’s history, has an interesting and compelling story to reveal. Her position as the daughter of such a famous Irishwoman makes for a unique look at the mother/daughter relationship.
John M. Andrews: Northern Ireland’s Wartime Prime Minister
The book highlights the largely unsung and forgotten contributions made by this diligent and devoted man who led the Province during the disastrous air raids of early 1941 and welcomed the American troops to Northern Ireland in 1942.
James Chichester-Clark: Prime Minister of Northern Ireland
Seeing a gap in the information available on some of Northern Ireland’s Prime Ministers, Clive set about researching and writing the first biography of its fifth Prime Minister, James Chichester-Clark.