Joe Cahill: A Life in the IRA - Tapa blanda

'Fascinating profile of a unique rebel' -- The Fermanagh Herald 'Tremendously valuable for the insights it provides into the thinking of perhaps the most respected living republican' -- An Phoblacht 'An intriguing story of a fascinating life' -- The Impartial Reporter 'One of the most accurate and authoritative accounts of the history of the Republican Movement ever published.' -- Newry Democrat

'I was born in a united Ireland,' says Joe Cahill, 'I want to die in a united Ireland.' Here Cahill gives his full and frank story -- of a life spent in prison, on hunger strike, on the run, in safe houses, in action, and latterly in the corridors of power of Washington as the Good Friday Agreement was being negotiated. He tells of narrowly avoiding execution in 1942; his visit to Colonel Gaddafi to smuggle arms; Bloody Sunday and the burning of the British Embassy in Dublin; the high-drama helicopter escape of IRA prisoners from Mountjoy jail.Cahill's has been an extraordinary journey, his own life mirroring the growth and development of the republican movement through more than sixty years of intense involvement.
New updated edition.