An Fhuiseog/The Lark

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Our Stock gives expression to different periods in the struggle for Irish freedom and ending partition ireland

31/08/2026

6000 Days - Jim (Jaz) McCann

Jim 'Jaz' Mc Cann spent 6,424 days in total in the H Blocks. During that time Jaz was on the blanket. He details the brutality endured by himself and his comrades throughout that time. He also relates his decision to put his name down to join the hunger strike and the personal influences that subsequently made him withdraw. Anyone who was on the blanket at that time will understand that it takes courage to open up about this. Jaz later took part in the great escape of 1983.

A recommended addition to any collection that adds to the history of prison struggle.

📌 Some signed copies are available through An Fhuiseog. Cost £13.
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30/08/2026

A Bitter Harvest

New book about the murder of GAA man and devoted father, Sean Brown. Commissioned by the Brown family, and launched at Féile 2026.

On May 12, 1997, Seán Brown – devoted father, tireless chairman of Bellaghy GAC and friend of Seamus Heaney – was abducted from the club grounds and murdered in a killing his family has always described as state-sponsored. For almost thirty years, his widow Bridie and their six children have waged a dignified campaign against official obstruction for truth and a public inquiry.

This is the story of one man’s good life, a community’s loss, and a family’s unyielding fight for justice in the long shadow of collusion.

‘Above all, Seán Brown was a great human being – he is such a loss.

Available instore and online

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30/08/2026

Women's Voices- Hopes For A New Ireland

This book includes a range of contributions from women across Ireland & the diaspora, sharing their vision of Ireland’s future.

Available now instore and online

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29/08/2026

OUR MARTIN
IRISH REPUBLICAN MARTIN MC GUINNESS

"But let me take issue with those in the editorial rooms or in the political ivory towers who denounce Martin McGuinness as a terrorist. Martin cannot answer them back. So, let me answer for him. Martin McGuinness was not a terrorist. Martin McGuinness was a Freedom fighter. He was also a political prisoner, a negotiator, a peacemaker, a healer. In spirituality. And he was famously, hugely interested in people"
Gerry Adams.

Available instore and online now
https://www.thelarkstore.ie/collections/books/products/our-martin-irish-republican-martin-mc-guinness

29/08/2026

Guthanna 81 / Voices of 81

In stock Now at An Fhuiseog

An army of activists, sympathisers, family members, friends and comrades were the backbone of the solidarity movement supporting the 1981 Hunger Strike.

Guthanna ’81 is their story, their voices, their eye-witness testimony, expressing profound emotion, immense heartache, but absolute awe at the dignity and suffering of the ten men whose deaths symbolised moral authority and integrity.

Pobal seasmhach, diongbháilte a sheas an fód in aghaidh Rialtas na Breataine.

Also available online here: https://www.thelarkstore.ie/collections/books/products/guthanna-81-voices-of-81

Photos from An Fhuiseog/The Lark's post 28/08/2026

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An fhuiseog is open from 9.30am Monday - Saturday.

28/08/2026

The Escape
The inside story of the 1983 Escape from Long Kesh Prison

The 1983 Escape from Long Kesh Prison Camp was the largest mass escape from a European jail since the end of the second World War. Gerry Kelly along with 37 of his comrades defied all probability using cunning, expertise and daring to smash out of what was at the time the most secure prison in Europe. This is the story.

27/08/2026

Commemorative Republican artworks available from An Fhuiseog

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