The Nationalists - Mullen, Liam Robert
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The 1916 Easter Rising was more than a military one; it was a cultural revolution too. The story explores the relationship between a revolutionary Irish journalist and a headstrong Kerry-born Cumann na mBan girl. The role of the Catholic Church is examined too, including its views on the events of the day. Interweaving both factual and fictional characters, the story follows an eccentric array of characters. The Nationalists is the first book of a planned trilogy and 'Exile' is the second book. A powerful tale of rebellion, love, redemption and loss.

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The 1916 Easter Rising was more than a military one; it was a cultural revolution too. The story explores the relationship between a revolutionary Irish journalist and a headstrong Kerry-born Cumann na mBan girl. The role of the Catholic Church is examined too, including its views on the events of the day. Interweaving both factual and fictional characters, the story follows an eccentric array of characters. The Nationalists is the first book of a planned trilogy and 'Exile' is the second book. A powerful tale of rebellion, love, redemption and loss.
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An Irish writer from Dublin living in Wexford - Ireland's sunny southeast or so they say. My books and novellas include The Soaring Spirit, Kolbe, The Briefcase Men, Wings, Digger, Land of Our Father, The Scribe, The Nationalists, War, Pacific Deeps, Atlantic Deeps, Mano, Manhunt, Plainclothes, Narc, Sorting out Charlie, Orphans, Paddy, King Brian, Exile, The Department, Precinct, Chief Mano, and other titles. Audio versions of some books are available on ACX. Some of my books have also been translated into Spanish, Portuguese and Italian through Babelcube. My handles include: freelancer555.wordpress.com www.facebook.com/Liam/Mullen/Author@irishwriter112