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What People Are Saying

For historians and other journalists, the writings of Anthony McIntyre are an invaluable resource...No future histories of the period and the [peace] process will have any credibility if they don't draw on it. (Malachi O'Doherty, author of Empty Pulpits: Ireland's Retreat from Religion)

What People Are Saying

Although Anthony McIntyre and I are poles apart politically, I admire his fine, incisive, honest and brave journalism. Anyone who truly wants to understand the underbelly of the Irish peace process should read Good Friday. (Ruth Dudley Edwards, ruthdudleyedwards.com)

What People Are Saying

...When future historians come to write about the period between 1969 to 2005 McIntyre's book will be essential reading, for he was amongst the first to realize that the entire northern Irish peace process was orchestrated by synchronized lying... (Mick Hall, Organized Rage)

What People Are Saying

"Highly intelligent, honest and original. McIntyre's book should be read by anyone with an interest in modern Irish republicanism."--(Richard English, author of Armed Struggle: The History of the IRA)

What People Are Saying

When McIntyre wrote all this...he was scorned and ridiculed...The passage of time has brought vindication... (Ed Moloney, author of A Secret History of the IRA)