Sinn Fein (History of Ireland and the Irish Diaspora)

Brian Feeney's book fills a gap in the extensive market on books about Ireland north and south. . . . Well worth a read. --Dr. Mo Mowlam, former Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

An analytical and narrative masterpiece. . . . Brian Feeney has managed to recount the roller-coaster history of Sinn Fein in a balanced and extremely vivid manner. --Declan Kiberd, University College, Dublin

An easy read, a popular history which glitters with insight and valuably illuminates the present. . . . [Feeney] has laid out a mass of fact, quote, reminiscence and deft observation in a work which, among its other qualities, includes the best and most level-headed account of the Provos in the Peace Process yet to emerge. Eamonn McCann, Sunday Tribune, Ireland

Brian Feeney s book fills a gap in the extensive market on books about Ireland north and south. . . . Well worth a read. Dr. Mo Mowlam, former Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

An analytical and narrative masterpiece. . . . Brian Feeney has managed to recount the roller-coaster history of Sinn Fein in a balanced and extremely vivid manner. Declan Kiberd, University College, Dublin

An easy read, a popular history which glitters with insight and valuably illuminates the present. . . . [Feeney] has laid out a mass of fact, quote, reminiscence and deft observation in a work which, among its other qualities, includes the best and most level-headed account of the Provos in the Peace Process yet to emerge. Eamonn McCann, Sunday Tribune, Ireland

Brian Feeney s book fills a gap in the extensive market on books about Ireland north and south. . . . Well worth a read. Dr. Mo Mowlam, former Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

An analytical and narrative masterpiece. . . . Brian Feeney has managed to recount the roller-coaster history of Sinn Fein in a balanced and extremely vivid manner. Declan Kiberd, University College, Dublin