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“It was a war, and in war, things are done that shouldn’t be done.” These words, attributed to Brendan Hughes, one of the most prominent figures in the Irish Republican Army (IRA),…
Read more → Brendan Hughes: A Life in the IRA – Leadership, Conflict, and the Weight of Memory
Introduction Brendan Hughes, a name synonymous with the tumultuous era known as the Troubles, remains a figure of considerable significance and enduring controversy in the history of the Provisional Irish Republican Army…
Read more → Brendan Hughes: From Belfast Streets to IRA Command and Conflicted Memoirs
Background: The Troubles and a Path to Radicalization The grey London sky seemed to amplify the tension as Dolours Price, Marian Price, and a team of Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) volunteers…
Introduction “We are political prisoners,” declared Dolours Price, her voice echoing with defiance during one of her many hunger strikes. These words, uttered in the stark confines of a British prison cell,…
Read more → The Price Sisters: Activism, Allegations, and a Complex Legacy
Early Years and Political Awakening Early Life and Political Awakening To understand the Price Sisters, it is essential to delve into their formative years. Born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland, during…
Read more → The Price Sisters: IRA Involvement and a Complex Legacy
Early Influences and the Seeds of Republicanism Background The Price sisters grew up in a household steeped in Irish nationalism, a powerful force that shaped their worldview. Their father, Albert Price, was…
Read more → Price Sisters: Their IRA Involvement and Enduring Legacy
