Delighted to have my book shortlisted in the An Post Book of the Year awards, non-fiction section. Should you wish to vote for my book, and see the other nominees, you can do so here; https://t.co/YwSM0rW4OB
the 1970 arms trials were recorded by order of the two judges, o'keefe and later, henchy. the tapes have since disappeared, except for the two i unearthed
@WilliamFinnie7 hi willie
great to hear from you. heard our old colleague nico vermulien had passed away. nice man. you by contrast are still here. me too. thanks re book
My forthcoming book, the result of 6 years of academic research, will be published on the 2nd of April 2020. It is available for pre-order from the publisher Head of Zeus https://t.co/6CQh7sPuGR
thanks also to david mccullagh, andrew lynch (business post), david burke (village magazine), phoenix magazine, vincent browne, and diarmaid ferriter for warm commendations. The book has harsh judgements, but it is nuanced, layered, and careful.
Thanks to all reviewers, commentators who have given generous welcome to my highly-revisionist book. Especially Mary o'rourke, John bowman, eilis o'hanlon. No agenda. Just a search for the facts. No 1 again in the non fiction charts next saturday!
@mcculld thanks david - very generous of you. can i say re other tweets - no agenda. my only agenda was to find the facts, then connect the dots. all under military (academic) discipline from prof ferriter.
the conventional view of the arms crisis should have died in 2001, or shortly thereafter. a great failure of public discourse has cost us almost a further 20 years of confusion. time now to end it. 50 years! it is risible.
@JohnDowning2 hi john, read your piece in indo today. have you read my book just published on arms crisis? contact me and i'll get a book to you
michael heney
@Mickcliff hi mick
I want to send you a copy of my new book on the 1970 arms crisis. could you give me your home address so the publisher can get a copy to you?
michael heney
0872856885
[email protected]
The book provides the first comprehensive account of the many public and private falsehoods of Lynch’s ally, James Gibbons. Gibbons as a result is assessed to have ‘zero credibility’ in the Arms Crisis. Preorder available - https://t.co/6CQh7sPuGR
How honest was ‘honest Jack’? Not very, it seems; my book pinpoints 30 instances where Lynch made false or misleading statements on the Arms Crisis, many of these to the Dáil.' Preorder available - https://t.co/6CQh7sPuGR