The Civil War in Dublin

In "The Civil War in Dublin," the author explores the tumultuous period following the start of the Irish Civil War on June 28, 1922, providing a comprehensive account of the intense ten-month guerrilla conflict that engulfed the city. Through meticulous research, it uncovers the strategies employed by anti-Treaty forces and documents the cyclical violence between guerrilla fighters and the National Army. The narrative highlights the grim realities faced by Dublin's civilians and reveals the emergence of the pro-Treaty 'Murder Gang,' shedding light on the extreme measures taken by both sides during this chaotic chapter in Irish history.