Catholic crusade against Communism

I AM writing a thesis on the history of Irish opposition to Communism from 1922 to 1969 and would be grateful if any members of a sodality, confraternity, trade union, or groups like the CYMS or Catholic Women’s Federation would be kind enough to share their memories about the crusade against Communism in Ireland with me. Of course, I would be both eager and thankful if any readers could help me.

Wed, 16 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

I can be reached via telephone on 01 475 9785; mobile: 087 752 5679; or by post or email as below.

Brian Covey,

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