Books by Ernie O'Malley
“On Another Man’s Wound takes its title from an old Ulster proverb—’It’s easy to sleep on another man’s wound.’ First published in 1936, it remains the defining account of Ireland’s revolutionary years from 1916 to 1921. Through vivid, lyrical prose, O’Malley captures the texture of Irish life at the time—the beliefs, songs, legends, and landscapes that shaped a generation. His portraits of comrades and leaders bring the era to life with immediacy and depth. The story continues in The Singing Flame, charting O’Malley’s Civil War experiences, and Raids and Rallies, recounting his comrades’ campaigns—both also published by Mercier Press.” Read more...
Five Books That Capture the Irish Struggle for Freedom
Mercier Press, Publisher
Interviews where books by Ernie O'Malley were recommended
Five Books That Capture the Irish Struggle for Freedom, published by Mercier Press
Ireland’s fight for freedom has been one of the most enduring struggles against colonial domination in history. As an island nation with a distinct culture, language and identity, Ireland has spent many centuries resisting an empire’s violent attempts to bring the country under its control.
