An A-level standard History essay arguing that in the years from 1801 to 1922 British policy in Ireland was frequently, but not entirely, based on the desire to maintain British control.

An A-level standard History essay arguing that The Easter Rising can be considered the most important turning point in the history of Irish nationalism between 1848 and 1923.

An A-level standard History essay arguing that Irish nationalist movements can be said to have been led by effective leaders between 1774 and 1891.

Some notes on the success criteria for the Paper 3 source essay and how to meet these criteria.

An A-level standard History essay evaluating the usefulness of a source in revealing the attitude of Robert Peel towards the Irish famine and his efforts to address it, concluding that the source can be considered more valuable for revealing Peel’s attitude towards the famine than offering insights into his efforts to address the disaster.

Notes on Chapter 6 of the Irish Land Issue by an A* history student Includes 3 documents summarising the notes of each subheading in the chapter

Notes for Irish agitation from an A* student Covers the whole chapter Includes: Irish volunteers, Society of United Irishmen, Tithe Wars, Repeal Association, Young Ireland, Irish Republican Brotherhood, Home Rule League, Irish Parliamentary Party, Orange Order, Ulster Union Party, Easter Rising

Condensed, easy to understand, evaluative notes for Chapter 7 Trade union militancy

Condensed, easy to understand, evaluative notes for Chapter 6 Irish land issue