Liam Lynch

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Liam Lynch's journey from a young recruit in the Irish Volunteers to a key figure in the anti-Treaty IRA highlights his significant role in Ireland's tumultuous history. The book utilizes personal letters and historical records to detail his leadership during the Civil War and his opposition to the 1921 Treaty. It explores his collaborations with notable figures like Michael Collins and his commitment to a united Ireland, culminating in his death in 1923. This work is part of the 'Irish Revolutionaries' series, commemorating the centenary of the 1916 Rising.