Ten Volumes of Untold History
Stories That
Refused to Die
Over 130,000 words of Irish republican history — personal testimonies, declassified documents, and stories that the establishment tried to bury. From the 1950s border campaign to the present day.
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The Collection
Ten Volumes of Untold History
Each expanded volume contains over 10,000 words of in-depth research, personal testimonies, and rarely seen documents — comprehensive accounts that do justice to these critical periods.
1950s–1960s£9.99The Forgotten Campaign
The IRA Border Campaign 1956–1962
The lesser-known Operation Harvest — young volunteers who crossed the border, the raids on RUC barracks, internment camps, and the personal stories of those who fought and were forgotten.
Late 1960s£9.99Streets of Fire
The Civil Rights Movement & The Birth of the Troubles 1967–1969
The civil rights marches, the Battle of the Bogside, the burning of Bombay Street, the formation of the Provisional IRA, and the untold stories of ordinary families caught in the crossfire.
Early 1970s£9.99Behind the Wire
Internment and Long Kesh 1971–1975
Operation Demetrius, the mass internment without trial, life inside Long Kesh, the hooded men, sensory deprivation torture, and personal accounts of families torn apart.
Early–Mid 1970s£9.99Bloody Sunday and Beyond
State Violence and Resistance 1972–1974
The Bloody Sunday massacre, the Widgery whitewash, the burning of the British Embassy in Dublin, Operation Motorman, and the hidden testimonies of witnesses.
Late 1970s–Early 1980s£9.99The Blanket Men
The Dirty Protest and Hunger Strikes 1976–1981
The removal of Special Category Status, the blanket protest, the dirty protest, Bobby Sands and the ten hunger strikers, the secret negotiations with the British, and the families’ untold grief.
1950s–1990s£9.99Daughters of Éireann
Women in the Republican Movement
The overlooked role of women — Cumann na mBan, the Armagh women prisoners, the strip-searching campaigns, Mairéad Farrell, the Price sisters, and countless unnamed women who sustained the movement.
1980s£9.99The Long War
The IRA Campaign in the 1980s
The Brighton bombing, the Loughgall ambush, the Gibraltar killings, the supergrass trials, intelligence warfare, and the human cost on both sides of the conflict.
1970s–1990s£9.99Voices from the Diaspora
The Irish-American Connection
NORAID, gun-running networks, the political lobbying in Washington, the MacBride Principles, the role of Irish America in pushing for peace, and untold stories of transatlantic solidarity.
Late 1980s–1990s£9.99Talking to the Enemy
The Secret Peace Process 1988–1998
The Hume-Adams dialogue, the secret backchannel to the British government, the 1994 ceasefire, the Canary Wharf bombing, the Mitchell Principles, and the road to the Good Friday Agreement.
1998–Present£9.99Unfinished Business
From Good Friday to a New Ireland 1998–Present
The Good Friday Agreement, decommissioning, the Saville Inquiry, power-sharing at Stormont, Brexit and the Irish border question, the legacy of the conflict, and the ongoing pursuit of a united Ireland.
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Reader Reviews
What Readers Are Saying
60 verified reviews from readers across Ireland and the diaspora
Finally someone has told the story of the border campaign properly. My grandfather was interned in the Curragh and never spoke about it. This book gave me an understanding of what he went through that I never had before.
Meticulously researched and beautifully written. The personal testimonies bring this forgotten chapter of Irish history to life in a way that academic texts never could.
I grew up on Bombay Street. Reading this brought back memories my family tried to protect me from. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how the Troubles really began.
As someone from the Irish diaspora in England, this book helped me understand the civil rights movement in a way school never taught me. Powerful and moving.
The accounts of the hooded men are harrowing. This is a vital historical record that should be required reading in every school on this island.
My father was lifted in Operation Demetrius. He never talked about what happened inside. This book tells the truth that was hidden for decades.
I was there that day. I was sixteen years old. This book captures the truth of what happened better than anything I have ever read. The witnesses finally have their voices heard.
Devastating and necessary. The personal testimonies that were suppressed for so long are finally given the dignity they deserve.
Historical Gallery
Images of the Struggle
Photographs spanning over a century of Irish republican history
Easter Rising Volunteers, Dublin 1916
Volunteers in Combat, Easter Rising 1916
The Battle at the GPO, O’Connell Street 1916
The Seven Signatories of the Proclamation
The Executed Leaders of the Easter Rising
The Martyrs of Easter 1916
IRA Border Campaign Volunteers, 1950s
Operation Harvest, 1956
Civil Rights March, Derry 1968
Civil Rights Movement, 1968
Battle of the Bogside, 1969
Bombay Street, Belfast 1969
Bloody Sunday, Derry 1972
Long Kesh Internment Camp
The Burning of Long Kesh
Falls Road Curfew, Belfast
H-Block Blanket Protest
Bobby Sands Memorial Mural
Hunger Strike March, 1981
Mairéad Farrell
Women in the Republican Movement
Republican Murals, Belfast
IRA Ceasefire Announcement, 1994
Good Friday Agreement, 1998
Free Derry Corner
Irish Unity March, Modern Day
Bobby Sands Mural, Falls Road, Belfast
About Saoirse
Why These Stories Matter
The Saoirse collection was created to preserve and share the stories of ordinary people who lived through extraordinary times. These are not the stories of politicians or generals — they are the stories of families, communities, and individuals who were caught up in one of the most significant conflicts of the twentieth century.
Every ebook in this collection is based on extensive research, personal interviews, and declassified documents. The aim is not to glorify violence, but to ensure that the truth is told — the full truth, including the voices that were silenced, the testimonies that were suppressed, and the perspectives that were deliberately excluded from the official record.
This collection was created in Belfast, Northern Ireland. These stories belong to the people of Ireland, and it is our responsibility to ensure they are never forgotten.
"Ní neart go cur le chéile" — There is no strength without unity
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