Are there no quotes or interviews in this book then?Originally Posted by Risteard
Ruairí Ó Brádaigh doesn't refer to anything in the recent biography on his life - that is the nature of a biography. It was written by Prof. Robert W. White, and as such is a biography and not an autobiography.
Just 1 gram of cocaine destroys 4m2 of tropical rainforest. Give it up ya selfish b'stards.
I'm sure it probably does quote Ó Brádaigh in it (unfortunately I have not yet been able to secure a copy). However, edifice clearly implied that Ó Brádaigh wrote it - that would not make it a biography but an autobiography, and that is something we must be clear about. It is not an autobiography.Are there no quotes or interviews in this book then?Ruairí Ó Brádaigh doesn't refer to anything in the recent biography on his life - that is the nature of a biography. It was written by Prof. Robert W. White, and as such is a biography and not an autobiography.
"I hereby declare that the Continuity Executive and the Continuity Army Council are the lawful Executive and Army Council respectively of the Irish Republican Army, and that the governmental authority, delegated in the Proclamation of 1938, now resides in the Continuity Army Council, and its lawful successors."
Comdt. General Thomas Maguire
*places note in memo* Never play Scrabble with Risteard!
Just 1 gram of cocaine destroys 4m2 of tropical rainforest. Give it up ya selfish b'stards.
Running scared, Bog?
"I hereby declare that the Continuity Executive and the Continuity Army Council are the lawful Executive and Army Council respectively of the Irish Republican Army, and that the governmental authority, delegated in the Proclamation of 1938, now resides in the Continuity Army Council, and its lawful successors."
Comdt. General Thomas Maguire
Good comeback there Cormac. Putting that aside, what parts of what O'Neill said do you take issue with?
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