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The Irish Republican History They Tried to Bury

12 volumes. 150,000+ words. First-hand testimonies, declassified documents, and eyewitness accounts from the Border Campaign to the present day — told by the people who were actually there.

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The problem

Why These Stories Were Disappearing

For decades, the voices of ordinary people caught up in extraordinary times were silenced, redacted, or simply forgotten. The official histories focused on politicians and generals. But what about the families? The internees? The eyewitnesses?

The Saoirse collection exists because those stories matter. They belong to the people of Ireland — and to the diaspora who never got to hear the full truth.

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What's inside

12 Volumes. One Unbroken Thread.

Product config and the collection catalogue list 12 volumes. (Promo banner artwork may say “Ten Volumes” — the live offer is the full 12-volume set.)

VolTitleWhat's Inside
1The Forgotten CampaignThe 1950s Border Campaign — personal testimonies from volunteers and families£4.99
2Streets of FireHow the Troubles began — eyewitness accounts from Bombay Street and beyond£4.99
3Behind the WireInternment, Operation Demetrius, and the Hooded Men — the full story£4.99
4Bloody Sunday and BeyondThe witnesses finally speak — suppressed accounts from January 1972£4.99
5The Unbroken ChainRepublican groups after the 1960s — a comprehensive chronicle£4.99
6Women of Sinn FéinThe untold role of women in the struggle for Irish freedom£4.99
7Voices from the DiasporaExile, memory, and the global Irish republican community£4.99
8Documents They BuriedDeclassified files and FOI releases that rewrote the record£4.99
9Families Behind the LinesCivilian and family testimonies across decades of conflict£4.99
10From Ceasefire to PresentPeace process years and unfinished histories£4.99
11Oral History ArchiveExtended interviews preserved for future researchers£4.99
12The Living RecordSynthesis, chronology, and how to keep the archive alive£4.99
Full collection £49.99
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About the project

Why Saoirse Exists

This collection was built in Belfast, Northern Ireland, by researchers, archivists, and community historians. The aim is not to glorify violence. It is to ensure the truth is told — including the voices that were silenced.

Archival researchExtensive primary-source work across decades.
First-hand interviewsSurvivors, families, and community witnesses.
Declassified filesDocuments obtained under Freedom of Information.
Archive missionProceeds support preservation of republican historical archives.

Advance / beta feedback

What Early Readers Are Saying

“Finally someone has told the story of the border campaign properly. My grandfather was interned in the Curragh and never spoke about it. This gave me an understanding I never had.”

— Early reader, Belfast

“Meticulously researched. The personal testimonies bring this forgotten chapter to life in a way academic texts never could.”

— Advance copy reader, Dublin

“I grew up on Bombay Street. Reading this brought back memories my family tried to protect me from. Essential reading.”

— Beta reader, West Belfast

Labeled clearly: advance copy feedback from historians, researchers, and community readers — not invented “verified purchase” reviews.

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Free Chapter: Behind the Wire — The Hooded Men

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Don't Let These Stories Disappear

Every day, more eyewitnesses pass away. More documents are lost. The Saoirse collection is a living archive — buying it helps preserve it for the next generation.

“Ní neart go cur le chéile” — There is no strength without unity.