Hope / by Ryan, Mary, 1945-

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Terrys in Spain and Latin-America: Exile and Rise of an Irish Merchant Family by Beatriz García-Álvarez de la Villa, Kevin Terry

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In the forests of the night / by 588767 Hamilton, Kersten author

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Shadow of a taxman: how, and by whom, was the Republican government financed in the Irish War of Independence (1919-21)? by Adams, RJC

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How does fear hit the headlines? by Cathy Parc

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EVERYBODY DIES : A MATT SCUDDER NOVEL / by Block, Lawrence, author

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Review: Christian G. Samito, Becoming American Under Fire: Irish Americans, African Americans, and the Politics of Citizenship during the Civil War Era, Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 2009; pp.320; $39.95 cloth; ISBN: 978-0-8014-4846-1. by Philip Keirle

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Brian Friel’s Short Stories and Play Revisited: Orientating “The Visitation,” “Foundry House,” and Aristocrats in their Historical and Audience Contexts by Chu He

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Square-Toed Boots and Felt Hats: Irish Revolutionaries and the Invasion of Canada (1848-1871) by Marta Ramón-García

“…The Fenian movement was born in 1858 as an alliance between the Irish Republican Brotherhood, a revolutionary secret society, and the Fenian Brotherhood, an Irish-American organisation intended to supply this society with funds and trained officers. …”
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How revolutionary was the “Irish Revolution”? by Mulholland, M

Irish Diaspora Business Elite philanthropy: boon or bane? by Anne Groutel

“…The first part looks at the enduring relationship between the Irish diaspora and the homeland illustrated by the huge amounts of money sent throughout the years by Irish emigrants to their relatives and the activities of diaspora philanthropic organisations in recent decades. Irish-American philanthropist and businessman, Charles F. …”
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“Do this in memory of me”: Examining Catholic subjectivity and teacher education by Seungho Moon, Ann Marie Ryan, Terri Pigott

“…We explore multiple notions of Catholic subjectivity drawing from their Korean, Irish American, and Filipino-Polish heritages. Lived religion and memory writing are conceptual and methodological foundations of this paper. …”
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Bilocation - Dislocation - Xlocation : The Apocalypse of Place in Eamonn Wall’s Poetry by Pascale Guibert

“…Contemporary Irish-American poet Eamonn Wall, commuting between continents, has experienced a new form of exile, made of impermanence and mutation. …”
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Creating a Cinema of Boxing in Day of the Fight (Stanley Kubrick, 1951) by Myriam Mellouli

“…It is Day of the Fight, a 1951 short documentary on the Irish-American boxer and actor William Walter Cartier. …”
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The Capital of the Ruins by Samuel Beckett: Re-construction as a ‘Re-distribution of the Sensible’ by Julie Bénard

“…Or, whether it is linked to the cultural and social tensions that arose between the Irish, American and French people in the aftermath of war, on the path to the re-construction of Saint-Lô. …”
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Ben Fletcher et les IWW sur les quais de Philadelphie. Un modèle de syndicalisme interracial au début du 20e siècle by Peter Cole

“…Local 8 represented a workforce one-third Black, one-third Irish American, and one-third European immigrant. Fletcher and other Wobblies believed that what united Black and white workers was more important than their racial differences, and that the best way to help Black workers was through interracial unionism—a class-based solution to racially-linked problems. …”
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‘Its native surroundings’: Marianne Moore, England, and the idea of the ‘characteristic American’ by Stubbs, T

“…Critics have gone so far as to claim Moore as an Irish-American poet. In so doing they have glossed over the English side of her family background (as did Moore herself). …”

Ecology in Paul Muldoon’s Postcolonial Poetry by Mohamed Kamel Abdel-Daem

“…Employing the principles of postcolonial ecocriticism, the study throws light upon Muldoon’s poetical works where the Irish-American poet tries to preserve his native agricultural identity and tradition in face of the global Anglo-American culture. …”
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Philip Barry’s Here Come the Clowns and The Question of Theodicity by Agnieszka Woźniakowska

“…While his serious plays often failed on stage, his comedies enjoyed great popularity among theatre goers. An Irish-American, he was a very religious Catholic and a man preoccupied with a spiritual search. …”
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Trapped in the past: trauma in The Sins of the Mother and Outside Time by Heidi Mohamed Bayoumy

“…The Sins of the Mother is an American play written by Tony Devaney Morinelli that revolves around the plight of an Irish American family struggling because of the repeated pattern of the violent alcoholic mother who suppresses her daughters. …”
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