Itish politics, biography and history

Irish Politics, History & Biography Book Strong collection of Irish political history, journalism, biography and cultural commentary. Ideal for readers interested in modern Irish history, power, politics, media and public life. Titles included: Stephen Fay – The Great Silver Bubble Investigative account of Ireland’s 1970s banking scandal involving Allied Irish Banks and political connections. Fergal Bowers – The Work: An Investigation into the History of Opus Dei and How It Operates in Ireland Today In-depth journalistic investigation into Opus Dei’s influence, structure and role in Irish society. Donald Woods – Black and White Memoir by South African journalist who exposed apartheid-era injustices and became a close ally of Steve Biko. Richard Ellmann – Oscar Wilde Definitive biography of Oscar Wilde, covering his life, work, trials and cultural legacy. Stephen O’Byrnes – Hiding Behind a Face: Fine Gael Under FitzGerald Political critique and insider analysis of Fine Gael during the Garret FitzGerald years. Shane Kenny – Go Dance on Somebody Else’s Grave Political memoir examining the Haughey era and coalition politics in Ireland. James Downey – Lenihan: His Life and Loyalties Biography of Brian Lenihan Snr., exploring his political career and influence. Raymond Smith – Charles J. Haughey: The Survivor Profile of Charles Haughey focusing on his resilience, controversies and political survival. Ivan Fallon – The Player: The Life of Tony O’Reilly Biography of businessman and media magnate Tony O’Reilly, covering power, ambition and media influence. Fergus Finlay – Snakes and Ladders Political memoir reflecting on Irish politics, Labour Party history and social change. Seán Kelly – Rule 42 and All That Insider account of the GAA, Irish sport, culture and the politics surrounding Rule 42. Sam Smyth – Thanks a Million, Big Fella Political biography and commentary on Irish power brokers and backroom politics. Eur 4 each or less if you take a few