The Rebels of Ireland

Edward Rutherfurd continues his Dublin Saga through centuries of conflict, following intertwined families as English rule, religious division, political rebellion, and the struggle for Irish independence reshape their lives. Beginning in the seventeenth century, the novel moves through private loyalties and public upheaval, showing how choices echo across generations. Rutherfurd blends fictional households with major historical events to create a broad portrait of Ireland’s changing identity, its contested land, and the enduring cost of freedom.