Irish War of Independence

Discover the untold story of Tyrone's most wanted man and the IRA's Second Northern Division during Ireland's fight for freedom.Irish War of Independence: Tyrone's Most Wanted Man uncovers the remarkable life of Andy Symington and his comrades in the IRA's Second Northern Division. From clandestine raids to barrack attacks, this gripping account reveals the lost stories of those who risked everything for independence from British rule.Outnumbered, poorly armed and facing impossible odds, they took the fight to the British with courage and conviction. Guerrilla warfare, internment, spies, informers and police murder gangs feature in an intense cycle of attack and reprisal that defined a generation.The book also shines a light on the contrasting role of women, including the extraordinary story of Nona Aiken, the only woman interned without trial in Northern Ireland.With rich historical detail, personal anecdotes and newly uncovered material, Tyrone's Most Wanted Man brings to life a dark and complex chapter of Irish history - one that shaped the nation's identity for generations to come.Perfect for readers of:Michael Collins: The Man Who Made Ireland by Tim Pat CooganThe Informer by Sean O'CallaghanThe IRA and Its Enemies by Peter HartA gripping true account of loyalty, betrayal and survival in Ireland's War of Independence.

Pagina's: 340, Paperback, Tony Ferguson