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Ineffectual ’70s left us with mountain to climb

Diarmaid Ferriter’s Ambiguous Republic portrays an Ireland where change came very slowly. Alan Dukes wonders how much, if anything, has changed

Ineffectual ’70s left us with mountain to climb

Sat, 17 Nov, 2012 - 00:00

Alan Dukes

Ambiguous Republic Ireland in the 1970s

Diarmaid Ferriter.

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