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Willie Methven

Author of historical fiction, historian and political commentator

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    • It was the Egyptians, not the Romans and not even St. Patrick!
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    • The Great Irish ‘Famine’ of the 1840’s: an act of genocide – accidental or planned?
    • Battle of the Boyne: a false flag event
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    • How the Belfast Blitz saved unionism
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    • Ulster Unionism – A History of Delusion & Decline
    • The BBC, the DUP and a show trial
    • Ireland’s difficulty is England’s opportunity
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    • The DUP: Ulster’s fifth column
    • How the Belfast Blitz saved unionism
    • The BBC, the DUP and a show trial
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    • Clontibret to Glenties: the hard yards
    • Return to factory settings
    • Ireland’s abusive relationships
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    • The Engineer’s Secret
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    • The Namesake (Radio Play)
    • The namesake
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    • All the sixes
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    • Mickey Mullet’s piece
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The Chaldean Prophesy

Coming soon!

Opening scene

Pagan priest

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