ARMS TRIAL REPLAY

Date: May 7, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

Diarmuid Ferriter

THE Sunday Times selection of academic Eoin O’Malley – son of then justice minister Des O’Malley (Jack Lynch’s prodigy) – to review Michael Heney’s new book, Arms Crisis of 1970, is a predictable choice for Whitehall’s favourite Irish newspaper. But there are other tensions at play in the new and conflicting analyses of the Arms… Read more »

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