Double-edged truce: The summer of 1921 The war had been unprecedented. The peace would be, too. Decade of Commemorations • 09 Jul
Summer 1921: From Carnage To Peace It took seven months of carnage to make the British government shift from demanding unconditional surrender by the IRA, to negotiating a truce with the ... Decade of Commemorations • 14 Jun
Crossbarry ambush: Myths, facts and the in-between The Crossbarry ambush restored IRA morale in March 1921, but could so easily have been a disaster. Decade of Commemorations • 15 Mar
December 1920 major step in making Partition a reality There wasn't much seasonal cheer in official circles in Dublin, Belfast or London at Christmas 1920. There just wasn't time. Decade of Commemorations • 18 Dec 20
Kilmichael Ambush: This means war Cecil Guthrie fled towards safety. He would never make it. Decade of Commemorations • 07 Dec 20
