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Pittsburgh native with North Kerry roots. Writer, editor, Irish history blogger & transportation construction industry journalist. Free press supporter.

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markaholanMark Holan@markaholan·
21 May

Excellent explanatory piece by @JohnDorney2 of @theirishstory on background of the Irish Civil War. "It was not a case of mass polarisation of the population into rival factions ... akin to, for example, the American Civil War."
https://www.theirishstory.com/2022/05/20/why-was-there-a-civil-war-in-ireland/#.YolPXGnd76c.twitter via @TheIrishStory

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A big THANK YOU to @VillanovaDigLib for making available digitized Irish Press (folded May 1922), Gaelic America, and other Irish content. See https://www.markholan.org/archives/12070

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Deciphering Ewart’s 1921 ‘Journey in Ireland’ diary https://www.markholan.org/archives/11956

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