This Man's Wee Boy by Tony Doherty

This Man's Wee Boy by Tony DohertySet against the background of the growing tensions between residents, the dreads B men' and the British Army, Tony Doherty skillfully paints a picture of life in a working class family, the local characters on his street and the joys and tribulations of a child growing in a city on the verge of civil war. Tony's father, Patsy, is central to the story a legend in his son's eyes and a man who struggles to raise a family though bitter years of economic

yet the soldier who shot his father was a free man

carries deep meaning for Palestinians

This had a profound impact on a young Martin McGuinness

who write from their own experience of bearing witness to Israel’s treatment of the Palestinian people

REBEL WOMEN: Cumann na mBan in Belfast and the Glens of Antrim

Lightweight and practical

265mm (H) x 70mm (D)

Northern Ireland

as editor of the largest newspaper group in the north west

the dreads B-men' and the British Army

This contrasts with The Wolfe Tones: ‘How come a bunch of septuagenarians with banjos and whistles can cause such apoplexy

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