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Willie Methven
Author of historical fiction, historian and political commentator
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The Hare’s Vision
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Zachariah the hare
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The Great Irish ‘Famine’ of the 1840’s: an act of genocide – accidental or planned?
575AD and Irish Civilisation
Rebel Prods – forgotten men and women
From ploughs to poppies
Beaghmore Stone Circles
How the Irish saved England
Iona Boat Song
“The Lament of the Old Woman of Beare”
What did the Romans ever do for the Irish?
It was the Egyptians, not the Romans and not even St. Patrick!
Atlantean Irish
Debunking St Patrick
The Great Irish ‘Famine’ of the 1840’s: an act of genocide – accidental or planned?
Battle of the Boyne: a false flag event
Political Blog
Ireland’s abusive relationships
TV land works its spell
Living under an absolute monarchy
Playing the state’s game
End the union – crossing the Rubicon
The Protestant mindset and under-achievement
Rebel Prods – forgotten men and women
Belfast 2018 – the eye of the storm or permanently becalmed
How the Belfast Blitz saved unionism
Collusion and Control
Ulster Unionism – A History of Delusion & Decline
The BBC, the DUP and a show trial
Ireland’s difficulty is England’s opportunity
The DUP and their Irish karma
The DUP: Ulster’s fifth column
How the Belfast Blitz saved unionism
The BBC, the DUP and a show trial
Received wisdom
Clontibret to Glenties: the hard yards
Return to factory settings
Ireland’s abusive relationships
Short stories
The Engineer’s Secret
The Night Caller
The Namesake (Radio Play)
The namesake
Ghosts
There it is again
All the sixes
Forbidden chips
If
Bread and dogs
Mickey Mullet’s piece
Sir Lancelot wins again
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