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Paperback - 1999 - Good Condition - Volume XXI, No 85 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:Uniforms of the Fifth Royal Irish Dragoons by W.Y.Carman; 'History of His Majesty's late Fifth, or Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoons'; Weapons and tactics of 1798 by Paul M Kerrigan; A 1798 pike and notes on the battle of Tara Hill by Paul M Kerrigan; Spanish naval officers of Irish birth or origin at Ceuta and Melilla by John de Courcy Ireland; Dr. Morgan David O'Connell - an Irish officer in the first Carlist war, 1836-1838 by E.M Brett; Irish Papal troops, 1860 to 1870, with particular reference to the contribution from county Louth by Canice O'Mahony;The Louth Rifles: Group of officer's silver shoulder belt mountings by F Flenn Thompson; A family of Ulster in the Great War by Niall R. Brannigan;The twilight years: the Irish regiments, 1919-1922 by Patrick McCarthy;Werner Unland: the Abwehr's man in Dublin by Mark M Hull.

Paperback - 2002 - Good Condition - Vol XXIII No 92 (Naval Theme) of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:John Philip Holland the inventor of the modern submarine, and his Japanese and Fenian connections by Séan G.Ronan; The Coastguard in Ireland by Edmund P.Symes;The place of Ireland in naval history by John de Courcy Ireland.

Paperback - 2001 - Good Condition - Vol XXII No 89 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include: Castles and the Pallas placename: a German insight by Kenneth Ferguson; Some early Wild Geese at the Invalides by Eagan Ó hAnnracháin; Captain Sir William Agustus Smith 1751 – 1831 by W H Clements; Orangism and Irish military history, 1795 – 1920 by David Fitzpatrick; Ireland and the Crimean war by Brian Griffin; Conor Francis O'Brien, Connaught Ranger (1895 – 1969) by Conor Reilly; The strange story of Stephen Lally: Connaught Rangers mutineer by Brian Hanley; The mutiny of the Connaught Rangers – the literature by Patrick McCarthy.

Paperback - 1999 - Good Condition - Vol XXI, No 86 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:The standard of the Muskerry Cavalry by R.J. Tonson Rye; Contemporary accounts of the battle of Rathmines, 1649 by Kenneth Ferguson; Irish military men serving Spain in North America in the 18th and 19th centuries by Eileen A. Sullivan; The Irish Sea-Officers oft he Royal Navy, 1793-1815 by Anthony Gary Brown; A Tour in Ireland, 1880-3. The Second Battalion, The Worcestershire Regiment by John Johnston; The 'Hay Plan': an account of Anglo-French recruitment efforts in Ireland, August 1918 by Jerome aan de Wiel; ''No blast or shock': the test ofthe 'Bee Hive' shelter by James Scannell.

Paperback - 2001 - Good Condition - Vol XXII No 90 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include: An English or French etymology for "bawn" by Kenneth Ferguson; The 1641 rebellion in Cork to the battle of Liscarroll, 3 September 1642 by Patrick McCarthy; The battle of Liscarroll - 3 September 1642 by Barry O'Brien; A Cross for Ireland, 1658 (Illustrated) by W.Y. Carmen; German mercenaries in Ireland, 1798-1807 by Eva ó Cathaoir; An Irishman's proposal for aerial bombing during the Crimean War by Brian Griffin; Fort Shannon: a case history in Anglo-Irish co-operation during the Second World War by Donard de Cogan and Sean Swords.

Paperback - 2000 - Good Condition - Vol XXII, No 88 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:Three Castles: a sentinel in stone watching the north-west frontier of Gaelic Leinster by Kenneth Ferguson; Weston St.John Joyce - Author of Ireland's Battles and Battlefields; The trend in warfare in Gaelic Leinster by Emmett O'Byrne; The politics of Volunteering, 1778-93 by James Kelly;The Charlemont Toile;From Soldiers Three to The Irish Guards in the Great War: Rudyard Kipling and the Irish soldier, 1887-1922 by Terence Denman;'Let Irishmen come together in the Trenches': John Redmond and Irish Party policy in the Great War, 1914-1918 byJoseph Finnan;Archbishop Walsh and Mgr. Curran's opposition to the British war effort in Dublin, 1914-1918 by Jerome aan de Wiel;Irish Aces of the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force, 1914-1918 by Patrick McCarthy;Gun running from Germany to Ireland in the early 1920's by Andreas Roth.

Paperback - 2003 - Good Condition - Vol XXIII No 93 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:Miniature of a Grenadier Officer of the Connaught Rangers by F. Glenn Thompson;The conduct of warfare in Ireland during the age of the 'kings with opposition' 900-1200 A.D. by Paul V. Walsh;The battle of Monasternenagh, 1579 by Thomas Morsch; The legend of the Finnish mercenaries at the Boyne, 1690 by Ossi Päärnilä; John Giffard and the City of Dublin Militia by I.F. Nelson; General Mac Adaras: and adventurer in the service of the Irish revolutionaries in France by Janick Julienne;The Army Nursing Service 1922-1924: some historical fragments by Anthony Kinsella.

Paperback - 2002 - Good Condition - Vol XXIII No 91 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:The Fighting 69th; still going strong at 150 by Kenneth H.Powers; Out of Ireland into the Union Army: The battle over Irish emigration by Thomas J. Ryan; The charge of the Irish Brigade ar Marye's Heights in the battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, 13 December 1862 by William A. Murphy; Colonel Patrick O'Rorke: fallen hero of Gettysburg by Neil Hogan; Dick Dowling and the battle of Sabine Pass by Ann Caraway Ivins; The Thermopylae of Lieutenant Disck Dowling by P.D. O'Donnell; The youth and Irish military service of Patrick Clebourne (1828-1864) by Mauiel Phillips Joslyn; Generals of Irish birth in the U.S. Civil War: The complete list by William F.K. Marmion; American Soldiers in Ireland, 1865-67 by Michael H.Kane; James Wall Scully - a Kilkenny soldier in the American Civil War by Anthony McCann; A contribution towards a bibiography of books and articles about Irish involvement in hte American Civil War… Ler mais

Paperback - 2003 - Good Condition - Vol XXIII No 94 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:Preserving Donegal - the battle of Glenmaquin 16 June 1642 by Patrick McCarthy; Jacobite Artillery, 1689-91 by Harman Murtagh; General John Moore in Ireland in 1798 by Paul M. Merrigan; The Black, the Red and the Green: Black red-coats and Ireland during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by John D. Ellis; The South Irish Horse on the Western Front by Pat Dargan; In memory of Liutenant Tom Kettle, 'B' Company 9th Royal Dublin Fusiliers by Tom Burke; Indictments on the East Side Thompson seizure by Alfred Isacsson; Father Peter B. Bradley and Irish Franciscan chaplains in World Wars I and II by Ignatius Fennessy.

Paperback - 2000 - Good Condition - Vol XXII, No 87 of the Irish Sword magazine. Contents include:The battle of Manning Ford, 4 June 1643 by Niall Brunicardi; Niall Brunicardi (1913-1997); A Dublin printed Army List of 1710 by Kenneth Ferguson;The last hurrah of the Irish cavalry regiment of Fitzjames by Eoghan ó hAnnracháin;The Irish Ambulance Corps 1870-1871 and the Dundalk contingent by Canice O'Mahony;Batons and Maxim Guns: The Belfast dock strike of 1907 by Mark Radford; A dubious reputation? The performance of 16th (Irish) Division, 1916 - 20 March 1918 by Lynn Speer Lemisko;A Cambrai Charge. The 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons at Guislain Ridge, 1 December 1917 by Gavin Hughes.