Books

Beginning Irish studies
by Graham Price.
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Cavan: The Irish Revolution, 1912-23
by Mel Farrell, and Brendan Scott.
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Cork: The Irish Revolution, 1912-23
by Richard S. Grayson.
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Immigrants in Britain during the Long Nineteenth Century: A Documentary History of Realities and Perceptions: Volume I: Migration
edited by Panikos Panayi. Link
Imperial Feminists and the Irish Question: Collaboration, Resistance and the Limits of Solidarity, 1900-1921
by Erin Geraghty.
Improvement and nationhood: Essays in Irish history, 1700–1850 presented to James Kelly
edited by David Hayton, and Ciaran Mac Murchaidh. Link
John McGahern: A Writing Life
by Frank Shovlin.
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Legacy: Ireland's National Historic Properties
by David Hare.
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Sounding Ireland: Radio and the Making of Us
by Clíodhna Ní Anluain.
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The Reformation in Tudor Ireland: Political Theology and Princely Governance under Henry VIII
by James Leduc.
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This Modern Love: Architectural Gems Of 20th-Century Ireland Based on the Popular RTÉ Culture Series 100 Buildings
by Emma Gilleece.
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Urban heritage and contested planning: Making use of Ireland's built past
by Arthur Parkinson, and Mark Scott.
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Writing the Pale in the Irish Revival and the Harlem Renaissance
by Cody D. Jarman.
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Articles

Vindicating Ireland: Historical Memory, Irish America, and Mathew Carey’s Later Histories of Ireland
by Benjamin Bankhurst in Éire-Ireland. Link

Introduction: women’s grassroots activism: new histories of female activism in twentieth-century Britain and Ireland
by Caitríona Beaumont, Rachel Collett, Ruth Davidson, Anne Logan, and Anna Muggeridge in Women's History Review. Link

Solidarity, friendship and women’s grassroots activism: transcending borders and transforming understandings of Anglo-Irish relations, 1920s–1970s
by Caitríona Beaumont, Susie Deedigan, and Martin Walsh in Women's History Review. Link

Aid from New Zealand's Ulstermen: the New Zealander Anti-Irish Home Rule movement, 1911–14
by Samuel G. Beckton in Studia Hibernica. Link

Irish Philosophy and the American Enlightenment During the Eighteenth Century
by David Berman in Éire-Ireland. Link

Cumam croinic do Chloinn Néill: dán ar Chath an Átha Bhuí
by Pádraig A. Breatnach in Studia Hibernica. Link

Patterns of Irish Emigration to America, 1783–1800
by Maurice J. Bric in Éire-Ireland. Link

The long shadow of the past: How Irish history shapes attitudes towards the Israel–Palestine conflict
by Miceal Canavan, and Liam Kneafsey in The British Journal of Politics and International Relations. Link

Michael Harward: ox-leech and philomath in Restoration Ireland
by Andrew Carpenter in Studia Hibernica. Link

Film, Ireland, and the Third Reich: Representing the Irish Struggle for Independence as Nazi Propaganda
by Ciara Chambers, and Tobias Hochscherf in Film History: An International Journal. Link

‘Floating Property’: Litigating Coastal Enclosure in Belfast’s Crown Court, 1886–1887
by CIANNA DEVITT in Environment and History. Link

The Irish Comic Stereotype in the Almanacs of the Early Republic
by Robert K. Dodge in Éire-Ireland. Link

“No Freight Paid So Well”: Irish Emigration to Pennsylvania on the Eve of the American Revolution
by Leroy V. Eid in Éire-Ireland. Link

Dublin to Boston, 1719
by Robert J. Hunter in Éire-Ireland. Link

Anti-abortion activism in Catholic Europe (1970s–present)
by Agata Ignaciuk, and Sylwia Kuźma-Markowska in The History of the Family. Link

‘A revolutionary concept’: uncovering women’s activism in employment equality cases in the 1970s and 1980s Republic of Ireland and United Kingdom
by Suzanne Jobling in Women's History Review. Link

John Quincy Adams and The Conquest of Ireland
by Jacqueline Kaye in Éire-Ireland. Link

The epistemology of erasure from Irishness: from Plastic Paddies, children of not real emigrants, to not real nationals and Ireland is full
by Mairtin Mac an Ghaill in Irish Studies Review. Link

'They were both at war and contention, and destroying the country on all sides, regarding the sovereignty': Gaelic succession, primogeniture, political instability and violence within clans
by Matthew McGinty in Studia Hibernica. Link

Castlereagh, Brian Maguire and the trade union campaign against repression in Ireland, 1977–80
by Charlie McGuire in Labor History. Link

Údair an Bhlascaoid agus gníomh na scríbhneoireachta
by Deirdre Nic Mhathúna in Studia Hibernica. Link

Folk devils and flower power: constructing the hippie counter-culture in Ireland, 1967–72
by Ciara Molloy in Irish Historical Studies. Link

The American Revolution and Ireland
by Maurice R. O’connell in Éire-Ireland. Link

Ireland and Irish America at America’s 250th
by Judith Ridner in Éire-Ireland. Link

Tracking A Plant Killer: Historical and Scientific Reflections on the Irish Famine Pathogen and Its Control
by Jean Beagle Ristaino in Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Link

Leixlip: a place name of Old Norse or Middle English origin?
by Eleanor Rye, and Aindí Mac Giolla Chomhghaill in Studia Hibernica. Link

“Wild Irishmen” and the Alien and Sedition Acts
by Rex Syndergaard in Éire-Ireland. Link

Connecticut in the Irish-American Flaxseed Trade, 1750–1775
by Thomas M. Truxes in Éire-Ireland. Link

‘Somewhere between Ireland and England’: navigating gay politics in the 1980s through the housing experiences of Irish men in London
by Thomas James Ward in Contemporary British History. Link

Reviews

Forged in America how Irish–Jewish encounters shaped a nation
reviewed by Peter Admirand in Studia Hibernica. Link

Blue Chippers from the Emerald Isle A History of Irish Footballers and Scholarships in the USA in the Twentieth Century
reviewed by Dara Anhouse in History of Education. Link

Power, politics and territory in the ‘new Northern Ireland’ Girdwood Barracks and the story of the peace process
reviewed by Samuel Beckton in Studia Hibernica. Link

Cathal Brugha ‘an indomitable spirit’
reviewed by John Borgonovo in Studia Hibernica. Link

A ‘proper’ woman? One woman’s story of success and failure in academia
reviewed by Elizabeth Boyle in Studia Hibernica. Link

Essays in memory of Eleanor Knott
reviewed by John Carey in Studia Hibernica. Link

Turas na bliana Sleachta machnaimh
reviewed by Laoighseach Ní Choistealbha in Studia Hibernica. Link

County Longford Explored Irish History in the Hidden Heartland
reviewed by Stephen Collins in Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review. Link

Foreign Tongues Victorian Language Learning and the Shaping of Modern Ireland
reviewed by Margaret Crowley in The English Historical Review. Link

Rituals of migration Italians and Irish on the move
reviewed by Selena Daly in Immigrants & Minorities. Link

The Dublin annals of Prior John de Pembridge OP and his Dominican continuator. An account of Irish affairs, 1162–1370
reviewed by Paul Dryburgh in Irish Historical Studies. Link

Finding Mary the untold story of an Inishowen murder, 1844
reviewed by Brian Griffin in Irish Historical Studies. Link

The unbroken covenant could Ulster unionists have controlled a nine-county Northern Ireland, 1920–1945?
reviewed by Jack Hepworth in Studia Hibernica. Link

National hunt and point-to-point racing in Ireland a history
reviewed by Michael Hinds in Studia Hibernica. Link

Christianity and the making of Irish law violence, virtue, and reason
reviewed by Niamh Howlin in Irish Historical Studies. Link

Robert de Vere, earl of Oxford and duke of Ireland (1362–1392) the rise and fall of a royal favourite
reviewed by Gillian Kenny in Irish Historical Studies. Link

Ireland and the Renaissance court political culture from the cúirteanna to Whitehall, 1450–1640
reviewed by William Kramer in Irish Historical Studies. Link

Élie Bouhéreau The Collections and Communities of a Huguenot Refugee
reviewed by Vivienne Larminie in European History Quarterly. Link

Séamas (An Setter) Ó Caoindealbháin Amhráin agus dánta
reviewed by Pádraig Ó Liatháin in Studia Hibernica. Link

Shakespeare in Ireland adaptations and appropriations
reviewed by Tara L. Lyons in Studia Hibernica. Link

Táin Bó Cúalnge from the Book of Leinster reassessments
reviewed by Liam Mac Mathúna in Studia Hibernica. Link

Siblinghood and Sociability in Nineteenth-Century Ulster
reviewed by Linda Maynard in Cultural and Social History. Link

George Moore, Confessions of a young man
reviewed by Darran McCann in Studia Hibernica. Link

Ireland's opportunity global Irish nationalism and the South African war
reviewed by Donal P. McCracken in Studia Hibernica. Link

Culture, contention and identity in seventeenth-century Ireland Antonius Bruodinus' anatomical examination of Thomas Carve's Apologetic Handbook
reviewed by Matthew McGinty in Studia Hibernica. Link

Táin Bó Fliodhaise 'The Cattle Raid of Fliodhais'
reviewed by Síle Ní Mhurchú in Studia Hibernica. Link

Once before I go by Phillip McMahon
reviewed by Jamie Murphy in Studia Hibernica. Link

Staging Beckett in London
reviewed by Darren Murphy in Studia Hibernica. Link

The radical thinking of Desmond Fennell
reviewed by Enda O’Doherty in Studia Hibernica. Link

The stories of Tomás Ó Cathasaigh a County Mayo traveller
reviewed by Ríonach Ógáin in Studia Hibernica. Link

The Jesuit mission in early modern Ireland, 1560–1760
reviewed by Conor McDonough Op in Studia Hibernica. Link

Shakespeare in Ireland Adaptations and Appropriations
reviewed by Madeleine Saidenberg in Shakespeare Quarterly. Link

Cork/Corcaigh Irish historic towns atlas
reviewed by Caoimhe Whelan in Studia Hibernica. Link

Lord Dufferin, Ireland the British Empire, c.1820–1900
reviewed by Jonathan Jeffrey Wright in Studia Hibernica. Link

Books

Beginning Irish studies

Cavan: The Irish Revolution, 1912-23

Cork: The Irish Revolution, 1912-23

Immigrants in Britain during the Long Nineteenth Century: A Documentary History of Realities and Perceptions: Volume I: Migration

Imperial Feminists and the Irish Question: Collaboration, Resistance and the Limits of Solidarity, 1900-1921

Improvement and nationhood: Essays in Irish history, 1700–1850 presented to James Kelly

John McGahern: A Writing Life

Legacy: Ireland's National Historic Properties

Sounding Ireland: Radio and the Making of Us

The Reformation in Tudor Ireland: Political Theology and Princely Governance under Henry VIII

This Modern Love: Architectural Gems Of 20th-Century Ireland Based on the Popular RTÉ Culture Series 100 Buildings

Urban heritage and contested planning: Making use of Ireland's built past

Writing the Pale in the Irish Revival and the Harlem Renaissance

Articles

Vindicating Ireland: Historical Memory, Irish America, and Mathew Carey’s Later Histories of Ireland

Introduction: women’s grassroots activism: new histories of female activism in twentieth-century Britain and Ireland

Solidarity, friendship and women’s grassroots activism: transcending borders and transforming understandings of Anglo-Irish relations, 1920s–1970s

Aid from New Zealand's Ulstermen: the New Zealander Anti-Irish Home Rule movement, 1911–14

Irish Philosophy and the American Enlightenment During the Eighteenth Century

Cumam croinic do Chloinn Néill: dán ar Chath an Átha Bhuí

Patterns of Irish Emigration to America, 1783–1800

The long shadow of the past: How Irish history shapes attitudes towards the Israel–Palestine conflict

Michael Harward: ox-leech and philomath in Restoration Ireland

Film, Ireland, and the Third Reich: Representing the Irish Struggle for Independence as Nazi Propaganda

‘Floating Property’: Litigating Coastal Enclosure in Belfast’s Crown Court, 1886–1887

The Irish Comic Stereotype in the Almanacs of the Early Republic

“No Freight Paid So Well”: Irish Emigration to Pennsylvania on the Eve of the American Revolution

Dublin to Boston, 1719

Anti-abortion activism in Catholic Europe (1970s–present)

‘A revolutionary concept’: uncovering women’s activism in employment equality cases in the 1970s and 1980s Republic of Ireland and United Kingdom

John Quincy Adams and The Conquest of Ireland

The epistemology of erasure from Irishness: from Plastic Paddies, children of not real emigrants, to not real nationals and Ireland is full

'They were both at war and contention, and destroying the country on all sides, regarding the sovereignty': Gaelic succession, primogeniture, political instability and violence within clans

Castlereagh, Brian Maguire and the trade union campaign against repression in Ireland, 1977–80

Údair an Bhlascaoid agus gníomh na scríbhneoireachta

Folk devils and flower power: constructing the hippie counter-culture in Ireland, 1967–72

The American Revolution and Ireland

Ireland and Irish America at America’s 250th

Tracking A Plant Killer: Historical and Scientific Reflections on the Irish Famine Pathogen and Its Control

Leixlip: a place name of Old Norse or Middle English origin?

“Wild Irishmen” and the Alien and Sedition Acts

Connecticut in the Irish-American Flaxseed Trade, 1750–1775

‘Somewhere between Ireland and England’: navigating gay politics in the 1980s through the housing experiences of Irish men in London

Reviews

Forged in America how Irish–Jewish encounters shaped a nation

Blue Chippers from the Emerald Isle A History of Irish Footballers and Scholarships in the USA in the Twentieth Century

Power, politics and territory in the ‘new Northern Ireland’ Girdwood Barracks and the story of the peace process

Cathal Brugha ‘an indomitable spirit’

A ‘proper’ woman? One woman’s story of success and failure in academia

Essays in memory of Eleanor Knott

Turas na bliana Sleachta machnaimh

County Longford Explored Irish History in the Hidden Heartland

Foreign Tongues Victorian Language Learning and the Shaping of Modern Ireland

Rituals of migration Italians and Irish on the move

The Dublin annals of Prior John de Pembridge OP and his Dominican continuator. An account of Irish affairs, 1162–1370

Finding Mary the untold story of an Inishowen murder, 1844

The unbroken covenant could Ulster unionists have controlled a nine-county Northern Ireland, 1920–1945?

National hunt and point-to-point racing in Ireland a history

Christianity and the making of Irish law violence, virtue, and reason

Robert de Vere, earl of Oxford and duke of Ireland (1362–1392) the rise and fall of a royal favourite

Ireland and the Renaissance court political culture from the cúirteanna to Whitehall, 1450–1640

Élie Bouhéreau The Collections and Communities of a Huguenot Refugee

Séamas (An Setter) Ó Caoindealbháin Amhráin agus dánta

Shakespeare in Ireland adaptations and appropriations

Táin Bó Cúalnge from the Book of Leinster reassessments

Siblinghood and Sociability in Nineteenth-Century Ulster

George Moore, Confessions of a young man

Ireland's opportunity global Irish nationalism and the South African war

Culture, contention and identity in seventeenth-century Ireland Antonius Bruodinus' anatomical examination of Thomas Carve's Apologetic Handbook

Táin Bó Fliodhaise 'The Cattle Raid of Fliodhais'

Once before I go by Phillip McMahon

Staging Beckett in London

The radical thinking of Desmond Fennell

The stories of Tomás Ó Cathasaigh a County Mayo traveller

The Jesuit mission in early modern Ireland, 1560–1760

Shakespeare in Ireland Adaptations and Appropriations

Cork/Corcaigh Irish historic towns atlas

Lord Dufferin, Ireland the British Empire, c.1820–1900

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