Monthly Archives: September 2019

My review of “Sisters in Cells” by Aine and Eibhlin Nic Giolla Easpaig

  Aine and Eibhlin Nic Giolla Easpaig are unique in several ways. They were republican women political prisoners in the 70s – the first women of that era to be imprisoned in England, while their autobiography “Sisters in Cells” is … Continue reading

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