Ten Men Dead

Focusing on the harrowing events of 1981, this book chronicles the hunger strikes of ten men in Long Kesh prison who sought recognition as political prisoners. Through secret IRA documents and smuggled letters, it reveals their unwavering commitment to their cause against the backdrop of Margaret Thatcher's government. The narrative provides an intimate look at the personal sacrifices made during this tumultuous period in Ireland, highlighting the intense emotions and conflicts surrounding the Republican struggle.