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Ecologies of Forgetting: Climate Change and the Archaeological Impulse in Seamus Heaney's Bog Poetry
by Ian David Clark
in Éire-Ireland.
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The legacy of history: women and the ownership of land in Ireland
by Mary Curtin, Caroline Murphy, Una Woods, and Christine Cross
in Rural History.
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The Evolution of the Irish 12.5 Percent Corporate Tax Rate: An Oral History
by Elaine Marie Doyle, Brendan McCarthy, Penelope Tuck, and Frank Barry
in Enterprise & Society.
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Translating Policy into Practice: The Role of Early Irish-Language Textbooks
by Claire Dunne
in New Hibernia Review.
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Mairin Mitchell and the Politics of the "London Irish" in the 1930s
by José Francisco Fernández, and Germán Asensio Peral
in Éire-Ireland.
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A Travelling Circus, County Clare (c. 1912–13) by Percy Francis Gethin (review)
by Angela Griffith
in New Hibernia Review.
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Ogam, cryptography and healing charms in the nineteenth century: observations on ‘The Minchin Manuscript’
by Deborah Hayden, and David Stifter
in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature.
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The West Limerick Gaeltacht in the Early Twentieth Century: Irish Language Shift and Schooling
by Tadhg Ó hIfearnáin
in New Hibernia Review.
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Introduction: 120 Years of the Irish-Language Summer Colleges
by Máire McCafferty, and Ríona Nic Congáil
in Éire-Ireland.
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Helping the poor help themselves: Social enterprise and Ireland’s peculiar microfinance revolution, c. 1836–1845
by Eoin McLaughlin, and Rowena Pecchenino
in Business History.
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"A Flash Gun for Making Puffs of Smoke": Eugene Lambert, Puppetry, and Ireland's New Television Service
by Martin G. Molony
in Éire-Ireland.
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Indian Law Students in Dublin, 1913–16: Solidarity and Encounter Between Indian and Irish Advanced Nationalists
by Conor Mulvagh
in Studies in History.
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Perspectives on the Irish Language in Education in the Early- to Mid-Twentieth Century
by Noel Ó Murchadha
in New Hibernia Review.
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Litríocht na gColáistí Samhraidh/Irish College Literature
by Ríona Nic Congáil
in Éire-Ireland.
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The Bilingual Programme of Instruction for Irish-Speaking Districts, 1906–1922
by Teresa O'Doherty, and Tom O'Donoghue
in New Hibernia Review.
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Dorothy Godfrey's Civil War: American Activism in the Transatlantic Irish Republican Movement, 1923–32
by Timothy M. O'Neil
in Éire-Ireland.
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"Crack That Claw": Empire Day and the Radical Player Queen of 1919
by Elizabeth Brewer Redwine
in Éire-Ireland.
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The National Coalition and the Cessation of Compulsory Irish for the Leaving Certificate in 1973
by Hugh Rowland
in New Hibernia Review.
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Strabane's "Dissident" Socialist Republican Identity: An Alternative Vision Amidst the Dominance of Sinn Féin
by Sebastian Vandermeersch
in New Hibernia Review.
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