This book looks at the violent mark the Irish Civil War left on County Kildare. The county had the highest number of IRA volunteers executed during the war. The two internment camps located in the county held over 3,000 prisoners and were the scene of mass hunger strikes and mass jail-breaks, including one where 112 prisoners escaped. This fascinating historical account covers the many military actions to take place in County Kildare during the turbulent years of the Irish Civil War.
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James Durney is a historical tour guide, working in the Local Studies department of Kildare library. He gives several talks per year to local history groups on various local history subjects, as diverse as Irish gangsters in America to Kildare men and women in the Spanish Civil War. He has had material published in various newspapers and has been interviewed on RTE several times.
'A book that is guaranteed to rouse a lot of interest..' '... easy to read while at the same time authoritative.' 'A new book by James Durney, ' The Civil War in Kildare', tells the little known story of events in the county during the period.' '...a riveting read...'
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