The war against the R.I.C., 1919-21 – Royal Irish Constabulary
W.J. Lowe
I
THE period from Easter Week in 1916 through the e…
Category: Eire-Ireland:Journal of Irish Studies
Anger and nostalgia: Seamus Heaney and the ghost of the father – Critical Essay
Adrian Frazier
EVEN BEFORE Seamus Heaney won the No…
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Maureen S.G. Hawkins
MI…
The shock of the old: translating early Irish poetry into Modern Irish – Critical Essay
Kaarina Hollo
TWENTIETH-CENTURY readers of …
The Mild Irish Girl: domesticating the national tale
Thomas Tracy
INTRODUCTION
[Sydney Owenson’s sentiments are] mischievous…
Dead men talking: Frank McGuinness’s Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme
Tom Herron
In a tiny stone church On the…
The process of migration and the reinvention of self: the experiences of returning Irish emigrants
Mary P. Corcoran
IRISH migration…
Belated Behan: Brendan Behan and the cultural politics of memory
John Brannigan
ON the evening of 30 November 1939, Brendan Behan w…
The war against the R.I.C., 1919-21 – Royal Irish Constabulary
W.J. Lowe
I
THE period from Easter Week in 1916 through the e…
“The same sound but with a different meaning”: music, repetition, and identity in Bernard Mac Laverty’s Grace Notes
Gerry Smyth
INT…
