Diarmaid Ferriter

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Diarmaid Ferriter (born in Dublin^[1]) is an Irish author, historian, and university professor.^[2] He has authored several books on the subject of Irish history.

[edit] Career

Ferriter is a lecturer at St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, Dublin City University. He is also the host of What If, a radio programme that broadcasts weekly on RTÉ 1.^[3]

[edit] Bibliography

• A Nation of Extremes; the pioneers in twentieth-century Ireland. Irish Academic Press. ISBN 0716526239
• Cuimhnigh As Luimneach: A history of Limerick County Council, 1898-1998.
• Lovers of Liberty? Local government in twentieth-century Ireland
• The Irish Famine (co-authored with Colm Tóibín). Profile Books Limited. ISBN 1861974604
• The Transformation of Ireland: 1900-2000. Overlook Hardcover. ISBN 1585676810
• What If? Alternative Views of Twentieth-Century Ireland. Gill & MacMillan. ISBN 0717139905

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