Democratic Left: The Life and Death of an Irish Political Party
- 378pages
- 14 heures de lecture
Emerging from a split in the Workers' Party during a transformative period in Irish politics, Democratic Left operated from 1992 until its merger with the Labour Party in 1999. Led by notable figures such as Proinsais De Rossa and Eamon Gilmore, the party was part of the Rainbow coalition. This study delves into the party's ideological roots, its organizational structure, and the controversies surrounding its ties to the Official IRA. Utilizing internal documents and interviews, it provides a comprehensive analysis of the political landscape in Ireland during this era.
