A history of the fate of a single family in the period of the Irish Revolution.
Myles Dungan Books
Myles Dungan is a writer, lecturer, and broadcaster who now masquerades as a novelist. His work delves into Irish and American history, exploring human experiences through a distinctive narrative voice. Dungan's approach to storytelling is marked by a profound understanding of historical events and an ability to bring the past to life for contemporary readers. His literary endeavors offer a compelling look at complex themes, revealing the hidden connections between yesterday and today.
Meet the overlooked and unappreciated Irish that history forgot!
Join historian Myles Dungan as he takes you on an historical trip back in time to visit the Ancient Celts. Travel on a famine ship or join the 1916 rebels in the GPO. Discover leaders, thinkers and fighters and learn how our ancestors lived and worked. With clear text and bright illustrations, this book is for anyone who wants to understand more about Ireland, its history and its people.
The narrative explores the land wars that significantly influenced Irish history, detailing events from the devastating famine of 1741 to the onset of World War Two. It delves into the socio-political struggles surrounding land ownership and the impact on the Irish populace, highlighting the resilience and tumult of a nation grappling with its identity and survival amidst hardship.