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John Locke and Irish Linen Manufacture: A New Manuscript
by David Armitage
in The Historical Journal.
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Ireland's Soft Diplomacy at U.S. World's Fairs: Stained Glass on Display
by Paul Donnelly
in Éire-Ireland.
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Montaging a Nation: The Reimann School and Studios' Photomontages for the Irish Pavilion and Displays at the New York World's Fair, 1939–40
by Orla Fitzpatrick
in Éire-Ireland.
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Records and Record-keeping in the Irish Foreign Service, 1919–36
by Benjamin Hazard
in Irish Studies in International Affairs.
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Irish Independent History: From Parnell to Larkin
by John Horgan
in New Hibernia Review.
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The Famine That Wasn't? Ireland, 1799–1801
by Liam Kennedy, and Peter M. Solar
in Irish Economic and Social History.
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Ireland in Transition: Visual Culture, Technology, and Modernity in the Free State
by Róisín Kennedy, and Elaine Sisson
in Éire-Ireland.
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Michael Scott's Trade Pavilion at the New York World's Fair, 1939
by Róisín Kennedy
in Éire-Ireland.
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Losing the Grip: The Royal Irish Constabulary and Irish Law Enforcement, 1918–1919
by W. J. Lowe
in New Hibernia Review.
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The Art of Window Display: Irish Influences and Influencers during the Years of the Irish Free State
by Kerry Meakin
in Éire-Ireland.
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Competing Irishness: The Dublin Horse Show and the Tailteann Games
by Sherra Murphy
in Éire-Ireland.
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Back to the Future: Mainie Jellett, Modernism, and Reconfiguring Ireland's Artistic Identity
by Grace O'Sullivan
in Éire-Ireland.
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John Pentland Mahaffy and Irish Secondary Education
by Brendan A. Rapple
in New Hibernia Review.
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Dressing the Part: Fancy Dress, Social Formation, and the Dublin Cinema Balls of the 1920s
by Elaine Sisson
in Éire-Ireland.
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The Fenian Sisterhood, Ladies Land Leaguers and the Women’s Suffrage Question: The Representation of Women in the Victorian Irish Press
by Emily Smith
in The Historian.
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Cork City's Early Modernist Industrial Buildings: Tractors, Boots, and Vernacular Modernism
by Tom Spalding
in Éire-Ireland.
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Parliamentary Activism? Northern Irish Civil Rights and the Campaign for Democracy in Ulster
by Patrick Thompson
in Transactions of the Royal Historical Society.
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A Nineteenth-Century Miscarriage of Justice? The Letterfrack Murders, 1881–1882
by Colm Wallace
in New Hibernia Review.
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