The book "English intervention in Irish industry" is a study of the impact of English policy on the economic development of Ireland. Author MacNeill, J. G. Swift (John Gordon Swift) carefully analyzes the historical facts and reasons that led to restrictions and negative consequences for local industries under the influence of British colonial policy. The book offers the reader a deeper understanding of the relationship between political decisions and the economic state of the country, revealing the key moments and problems that prevailed during the period of Anglo-Irish relations. Due to its adherence to scholarly accuracy and soundness of argument, the book has become an important source for research in history and economics in the context of the Irish Question. McNeil and Swift's work aims to reveal the root causes of Ireland's economic difficulties and encourage readers to study history from a new perspective. This book remains relevant both for specialists in the field of history, economics and politics, and for the general public interested in enriching their knowledge of historical processes and their impact on the development of society.