Sinn Féin
Between truce and violence: nationalist politics and the birth of Northern Ireland
by Martin O'Donoghue	on August 2, 2021
Recent events have marked the centenary of the truce agreed between Irish and British leaders on 9 July 1921, which came into effect two days later. However, as a ceasefire in the Irish War of
The Art of the Possible: Martin McGuinness and Irish Republican Orthodoxy
by Colin Reid	on March 23, 2017
Going by the polarised social media reaction over the past few days, Martin McGuinness is as divisive in death as
On This Day In History: Why Do Anniversaries Matter?
'I'm John Wilkes Booth and So Is My Wife': Naming Americans after Lincoln's Assassin
Finding Jesus in Video Games
50 Years of the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971)
Why Study the History of Child Abuse and Infant Death?