The Hidden Conflict Between the IRA and British Intelligence

by Tony Geraghty

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Investigative journalist Dillon focuses on the chaotic years of 196990 to describe how British security forces attempted to infiltrate and destroy the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA). The two sides fought a deadly, no-rules war with spies, informers, assassination, misinformation, and wholesale coverup.

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A chilling, stomach-turning study of Northern Ireland's infamous Shankill Butchers, a Loyalist gang of murderers who preyed on Belfast's Catholic population. Investigative journalist Dillon, who published this account a decade ago in Great Britain, describes the bloody handiwork of the Shankill Butchers. 

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The Irish Times "An important work, containing interviews and material as disturbing as they are significant."
Conor Cruise O'Brien  "Martin Dillon is the greatest living authority on Irish terrorism." 

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Publishers Weekly "Dillon has written an eye-opening book about a sometimes incomprehensible sectarian situation."
Washington Times Book Review  "...likely to become the reference work on the subject."

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In 1991, McPhilemy produced "The Committee", a sensational documentary for British television that alleged that members of the police and security forces in Northern Ireland were colluding with Loyalist death squads and the terrorist body that controlled them. Now he tells for the first time the full stories behind the murders of Northern Ireland, the making of the documentary, and his experiences since. 32 photos.   Price: $17.47

The book tracks the I.R.A. from a time when it considered its war to be winnable to an interim period when it combined the tactics of politcs and terror.... Taylor doesn't try to examine the psychology of those who took up the gun, but he does capture the inevitability of that destiny for so many young Catholics growing up in the dreary housing projects of Belfast. 
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In the 1980s, Conroy, a Chicago journalist, lived on the front lines of the troubles in Northern Ireland, among the people most affected by the conflict. This is his street-level view, vividly narrated. Originally published in 1987. With a new afterword written in the era of the IRA cease-fire. 

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Book reviewer "This book is the best institutional history of the IRA and the Republican movement I have come across. It illuminates very clearly the dynamics of the conflict and the fundamental differences in perception and misreading of the other sides by all parties that has made this such a long war. "

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A harrowing portrait of the men and women of the IRA offers compelling portraits of individual IRA leaders, discusses the roots of the conflict in Northern Ireland, and examines the history and consequences of the organization's war against Britain from a personal perspective. 

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Beresford puts in human terms the conduct of an often frightful and inhumane struggle. He makes the incomprehensible comprehensible; that is, he makes understandable how ten men could face their own death, brought on by voluntary fasting, even while watching their comrades waste and wither away. 
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