Book released on ‘forgotten’ men and women of Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations

Book details the lives of 70 people bound up in the talks

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What did David Lloyd George mean by ‘immediate and terrible war’?

British prime minister’s threat is phrase most associated with Anglo-Irish Treaty talks

Who was who during the Treaty negotiations

Michael Collins and Winston Churchill just two of the famous names among delegations

The Treaty negotiations: a story of trust forged and trust broken

Did Lloyd George mesmerise Collins, or did Collins silently acquiesce to his pressure tactics?

Anglo-Irish Treaty signatories: who’s who on both sides

‘Short skirts and strong boots’: The pioneering feminism of Anna Parnell

Anna Parnell led a generation of women in the 19th century and inspired another in the 20th

From Turmoil to Truce: A mature reflection on the War of Independence

National Library exhibition makes space for civilian experience of intense conflict

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Parnell and now Michael Collins – What’s with Tory Brexiteers quoting Irish heroes?

What was Collins’s ‘freedom to achieve freedom’ speech all about?

How the plea for Irish independence made its way to Paris

Sean T Ó Ceallaigh and George Gavan Duffy attempted to win France over to the cause

Diplomatic tangle in Paris – Ireland’s unofficial presence at the 1919 peace talks

Diarmaid Ferriter: Ireland’s complex ties with Catalonia

Republicans have a long history with Catalan nationalists, despite their significant differences

The State we are and the State we can become

The humiliation of losing our sovereignty was palpable in 2010. Now is our best opportunity to inaugurate a new phase of Irish statehood