I think I mentioned a couple weeks ago that I was reading John Kelly's "The Graves Are Walking" about the Great Famine. I finished it yesterday. I thought it was excellent, but it's not easy to read. The suffering he describes is unimaginable, and the British insistence on a free market solution is criminal. Both Troy and Albany are mentioned. I'm researching my gg grandparents, Edward Hooley and Bridget Canfield who arrived in Green Island in Black 47. I feel I know them better from having read this book. Best, David