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Solidarity, friendship and women’s grassroots activism: transcending borders and transforming understandings of Anglo-Irish relations, 1920s–1970s
This article argues for a re-appraisal of Anglo-Irish relations in the mid-twentieth century. We challenge dominant narratives within the historiography which have foregrounded political division, disruption and violence. Our counter narrative is achieved by interrogating the history of Anglo-Irish
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