The Irish Aboard Titanic

The unspeakable tragedy of the Titanic disaster can only be fully appreciated through the tales of the people who were aboard on the night the ship went down. The Irish Aboard Titanic gives those people a voice, focusing on the Irish who were aboard the 'unsinkable' liner. In it are stories of agony, luck, self-sacrifice, dramatic escapes and heroes left behind. Senan Molony also records the heartache that continued long after that fateful night. In her wake the Titanic cast a long shadow over the families forced to endure the agonising wait to learn the fate of loved ones, over the lives of the survivors who had to start their lives anew and over those who lost relatives and friends. If you want to know about the Irish passengers and crew of the Titanic, this is the only book to have.

Senan Molony was born in Dublin in August 1963. He has worked for the Irish Press, Evening Herald, Star and Irish Independent, and is currently Political Editor of the Irish Daily Mail. A national award-winning journalist, Senan has over thirty-five years' experience, with wide exposure to tribunals, hearings and inquiries. He has led and featured in a number of TV documentaries and addressed conventions of the British, Belfast and Titanic International societies. Senan has discussed the Titanic in interviews on CNN, CBS, NBC, ABC, NPR, RTE and other stations internationally, and lectured on memorial voyages to mark the centenaries of the sinkings of the Titanic, Lusitania and Britannic, as well as working as a host for the Titanic Channel. He lives in Dublin with wife Brigid, daughters Pippa and Millie, and son Mossy. His other books include: The Irish Aboard Titanic; Lusitania: An Irish Tragedy; Titanic and the Mystery Ship; The Phoenix Park Murders; Titanic: Victims and Villains; Titanic Scandal: The Trial of the Mount Temple, and Titanic Unseen.