The alleged revelations in journalist Ed Moloney’s controversial book Voices from the Grave has badly split many former comrades and friends in the Irish Republican movement, and the bitterness has frequently spilled over into online clashes. Here is a broad (and somewhat favourable) overview by Chris Bray on the History News Network, with a more critical take by the former Sinn Féin director of publicity and author Danny Morrison. A direct response is made by one of the researchers on Moloney’s book, former Irish Republican Army POW and writer Anthony McIntyre.
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The alleged revelations in journalist Ed Moloney’s controversial book Voices from the Grave has badly split many former comrades and friends in the Irish Republican movement, and the bitterness has frequently spilled over into online clashes. Here is a broad (and somewhat favourable) overview by Chris Bray on the History News Network, with a more critical take by the former Sinn Féin director of publicity and author Danny Morrison. A direct response is made by one of the researchers on Moloney’s book, former Irish Republican Army POW and writer Anthony McIntyre.
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