The George Street Standoff: When Queensland’s Police Stood Down the Australian Army By T.S. Flynn
In the sweltering late November heat of 1917, the Commonwealth of…See More
The Fire of Erin in the Coalfields: How Ashton-in-Makerfield Preserved an Irish Identity by Tim Flynn
The Brian Boru Club and Irish Political IdentityAt the centre of this story stands the historic Brian Boru Irish Club, founded in the late nineteenth century by members of Ashton’s Irish community.…See More
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The Rineen Ambush: Hell Comes to County Clare
Come all you gallant Irishmen, come listen for a while I’ll sing to you the praises of the…See More
'Bold' Robert Emmet
by Mike McCormack, AOH National HistorianTwo Hundred and ten years ago on August 25, 1803, a…See More
This Week in the History of the Irish: September 20 - September 26
LUAIN -- On Sept. 21, 1827, Michael Corcoran (left), a brigadier general in…See More
The Alchemy of Reunification: Why a Border Poll Is About More Than Arithmetic By Tim Flynn (T.S. Flynn)
The Alchemy of Reunification: Why a Border Poll Is About More Than…See More
The Pits, the Parish, and the Premier: Andy Burnham and the Triumph of the Lancashire Irish
The Fire of Erin in the Coalfields: How an Irish-Lancastrian Accent Explains the Beautiful, Messy Truth of Modern Identity By T.S. Flynn
The Fire of Erin in the Coalfields: How Ashton-in-Makerfield Preserved an Irish Identity by Tim Flynn
