War, Peace and the Derry Journal by Pat McArt

For 25 years, as editor of the largest newspaper group in the north west, Donegal man Paul MccArtney knew more about what was happening in Derry than anyone. through the depths of war to the establishment of the new peace, the journal was the centre of civic society- and MccArt was its voice. he acted as the city's chief advisor to the Irish, British and US governments, He served as the trusted critic and counselor such as Hume, McGuinness, and Daly, telling their stories with his trademark fairness and integrity.

In this revealing and insightful memory. McArt reflects on a life of devoted service to the people of northwest ireland, recalling the triumphs and the tragedies, the villians and the heroes. In generations to come, war, peace, and the Derry journal will stand as a definitive insider account of the monumental changes that took place in Ireland in the latter part of the 20th century