James Corcoran and the Six-Year War for the Irish Republic

James Corcoran and the Six-Year War for the Irish Republic In the summer of 1798, the Irish rebellion that had promised to make the island a republic died on Vinegar Hill. Most survivors went home. James Corcoran went into the woods.For six extraordinary years, this young man from northern County Wexford sustained the last active armed resistance of the 1798 era from a base in the Killaughrim Wood...