Matt Treacy

Matt Treacy, is an Irish historian and writer. Treacy was a member the IRA and spent four years in Portlaoise Prison before being released under the Good Friday Agreement.[1] He worked with a number of Sinn Féin politicians including Martin Ferris TD, as an advisor and speechwriter. He worked for Sinn Féin in Leinster House from 2002 until 2011.[2] Treacy studied an completed a Phd in Trinity College Dublin.[3] Dr. Treacy has written histories of the IRA and the Communist Party of Ireland. Treacy contributed a column in An Phoblacht reporting on Gaelic Football and Hurling, and worked as a freelance journalist and made contributions to Gript Media.[4]

Publications
  • The Communist Party of Ireland 1921 - 2011, by Matt Treacy, Lulu Publishing, 2013.
  • A Tunnel to the Moon: The End of the Irish Republican Army, by Matt Treacy, Lulu Publishing, 2011.
  • The IRA 1956–69: Rethinking the Republic, by Matt Treacy, Manchester University Press, 2013.[5]
  • A Year of the Dubs, by Matt Treacy, Lulu Publishing, 2013.
  • Houses of Pain, by Matt Treacy, MTP Publishing, 2020.
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References
  1. Matt Treacy RFÉ 16 June 2018 Radio Free Eireann
  2. Aide 'active in IRA while he worked in Dail for Sinn Féin' by Maeve Sheehan, Irish Independent, May 21, 2017.
  3. Sorting through what was left of the new republic by Deaglan De Breadun, Culture, Irish Times, February 9, 2013.
  4. Matt Treacy Author, Gript.ie
  5. Reviews: The IRA 1956-69 Rethinking the Republic by Eoin Ó Broin, History Ireland, Issue 5, Sept/Oct 2011.


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