Focusing on the centenary of Seán O'Casey's Dublin plays at the Abbey Theatre, this book explores O'Casey's role as both a political activist and writer. It delves into his influence within the literary and political landscape of his era, highlighting the interplay between his artistic contributions and the sociopolitical issues of the time.
It is totally possible that with transformative activism we can not just restore the pre-crises order, but transform it.
Shadow Warriors is the first written account of the origins and activities of the Irish Army Ranger Wing.
Paul O'Brien was a 26-year police veteran. After retiring, he was diagnosed with cancer, depression and anxiety and also experienced other life challenges.Paul overcame all this and, in the process, rode a bike 235kms and kayaked Bass Strait. This is his story of inspiration and triumph.
Have you ever missed out on a great opportunity because of bad timing? Are you paralyzed with fear when the moment comes to make a big life decision? If so, then maybe it's time to tap into your intuitive intelligence. Many people don't see the results they want because they cannot hear the voice inside that tells them to act. Lack of confidence and the stresses of daily life can obscure the decision-making power that comes from that inner wisdom. How can one abolish fear and follow-through with confident, well-timed decisions? Author Paul O'Brien uses his extensive background as an entrepreneur, founder of Tarot.com, and long-time student of I Ching, to share his concept of Visionary Decision Making. This method will help readers recognize synchronicities in their lives, understand what their dreams tell them, and focus on what they want from life (instead of what they don't). By using your sixth sense as an antenna, you will come to recognize the opportunities in your life and not let fear stand in your way.
This book is about a radical idea: the idea that each of us deserves enough money on which to live - and that it should be paid independently of our personal means, and independently of whether we work, or even want to work.
In July 1920, a paramilitary corps of former soldiers was deployed in Ireland. Paul O'Brien reconstructs the actions of the Auxiliaries, providing a balanced examination of their origins and operations. By capturing key insights from their manoeuvres, he gives a controversial account of a side of the War of Independence rarely studied.