Books
- A Glimmer of Light – Great Hunger Commemorative Events in Ireland and around the World (Concern Worldwide, 1995)
- Eyewitness Bloody Sunday – The Truth (Wolfhound Press, Dublin 1997, Roberts Rinehart Publishers, USA; 3rd edition published by Merlin Publishing 2002)
- The Dublin and Monaghan Bombings – The Truth, The Questions and the Victims’ Stories, (Wolfhound Press, 2000)
- A Gift of Roses – the visit to Ireland of the relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux (Wolfhound Press 2001)
- Contacted – Testimonies of people who say the dead are alive and have been in touch (Mercier Press, Ireland, 2005)
- Gordon Banks: A Hero Who Could Fly (a little book company 2006)
- Speaking Truth to Power: The Donal De Roiste Affair (Curragh Books, Ireland, 2006)
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