selling An Phoblacht in republican and nationalist areas" between November 1977 and October 1994. Peace Process onwards During the early 1990s AP/RN was the publication which was first to report on many of the moves towards the IRA ceasefire as well as the first place where Sinn Féin peace documents such as Towards a Lasting Peace were published. The paper also played an important role in winning support for a peace strategy from republican activists. In 1997 the paper became one of the first in Ireland to go online. The paper was officially relaunched in September 2005 as An Phoblacht, dropping the Republican News title although it is still often referred to as such. In 2010, the paper went from a 16-page weekly paper to a 32-page full colour monthly paper. The current editor is John Hedges. In 2013, Seán Crowe TD told the Dáil that republican prisoner John Anthony Downey, from County Donegal, who had been arrested in connection to the Hyde Park bombing and was being held in Belmarsh Prison, had been refused copies of the paper by prison authorities because of the Irish language content contained within it. He stated that other prisoners who spoke different languages had no difficulty in obtaining other publications. In November 2017 it was announced that An Phoblacht would cease as a monthly print publication and would become an internet based news service with only special editions being made available in paper format. Republican Publications An Phoblacht also publishes books, booklets, posters and magazines under the name Republican Publications. These include: The History of the Irish Citizen Army, by RM Fox, 2014 (reprint), The Rotunda: Birthplace of the Irish Volunteers, by Aengus Ó Snodaigh, 2013, Lockout 1913 – Austerity 2013, by Mícheál Mac Donncha, 2013, Glimpses of an Irish Felon's Prison Life, by Thomas J Clarke, 2012(reprint) Brian Keenan 1941–2008: A Republican Legend, by Various, 2008 Máire Drumm: Voice of a Risen People, by Ella O'Dwyer and Caoilfhionn Ní Dhonnabháin, 2006 Down Dublin Streets, by Éamonn MacThomáis, 2005 British Intelligence and the Rearming of the Loyalist Death Squads, 1994 Songs of Resistance, 1968–1982 Prison Poems, by Bobby Sands, 1981 Our Own Red Blood: The Story of the 1916 Rising, by Seán Cronin, 1966 Tragedies of Kerry, by Dorothy Macardle, 1923 Editors 1925–1937 1925: Patrick Little 1926: Peadar O'Donnell 1930: Frank Ryan 1933: Terry Ward of and Liam Mac Gabhann as joint-editors 1934: