Denis Ireland speaks to William McGookin about his post being censored during and after WWII. He believed this was because he was a Protestant Nationalist and founder of the Ulster Union Club.  

Denis Liddell Ireland (29 July 1894 – 23 September 1974) was an Irish essayist and political activist. A northern Protestant, after service in the First World War he embraced the cause of Irish independence and encouraged Protestants to explore their Irish identity. He was a member of the Liddell family, well-known linen mill owners. 

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