The Irish Difference

A captivating exploration of Ireland's unique path to independence and its complex relationship with England.
For centuries, the British Isles have seen various attempts at political union, but Ireland has always been an awkward fit. What is it about Ireland that sets it apart, leading to its dramatic separation from the United Kingdom? Historian Fergal Tobin delves into this question, examining the historical ties, cultural nuances, and political dynamics that have shaped Ireland's distinct identity.

From sports and culture to religion and politics, Tobin's narrative uncovers the roots of Irish exceptionalism and sheds light on the events that led to its independence. Discover the forces that have shaped Ireland's journey and its ongoing relationship with its neighbors. Perfect for readers interested in:
Irish historyAnglo-Irish relationsPolitical history