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A Selection from William Sheehan
Published: 01/10/11
Paperback In 1946, An Forsa Cosanta Aitiuil (FCA) was established, providing the Irish Defence Forces with a volunteer reserve force which numbered over 100,000. The FCA participated in training and military exercises, and was an integral feature of life around Ireland for a great many people. In 2004, the FCA was integrated into the regular army, and renamed as the Reserve Defence Forces (RDF). This book is an illustrated history of the FCA, its members and its work, capturing in images the people and... (more info) Usually despatched immediately
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The Western Front: Irish Voices from the Great Warby William Sheehan | This book concentrates on the personal stories of Irish soldiers who fought in World War One, chronicling the experiences of officers and... (more info)
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| | Riotous Assemblies: The Mob in Irish Historyby William Sheehan | A collection of papers presented by historians at Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick on riots and public violence across 16th,... (more info)
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| | Hearts & Minesby William Sheehan | The 5th Division, formed in 1906, fought in almost every subsequent theatre of war. It suffered considerable casualties in the First World... (more info)
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| | Fighting for Dublinby William Sheehan | What is the British version of the arrest of Kevin Barry, the burning of the Custom House and Bloody Sunday 1920 in Croke Park? William... (more info)
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