Musical culture and the spirit of Irish nationalism, c. 1848-1972 by Parfitt, R

“…<p>This thesis surveys musical culture’s relationship with Irish nationalism after the Irish confederacy’s rebellion in 1848 until the beginning of the Northern Irish Troubles in 1972. …”

Remembering to Forget: Marginalised Visual Representations in the Irish Nation Narrative by Gail Baylis

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Theobald Wolfe Tone and the Irish nation, by C. Desmond Greaves by Connolly Association, CA, Greaves, C. Desmond

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Irish Nationalism as an Inspiration for American Zionists in the Early Twentieth Century: As exemplified by Boston Lawyer Louis D.... by Armin Langer

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The representation of women and the irish nation in Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by Daniela Ćurko

Subjects: “…The representation of women and the irish nation in Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man…”
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The Irish national chronic obstructive pulmonary disease quality improvement collaborative: an adaptive learning collaborative by Timothy J McDonnell, Lucia Prihodova, Rachel MacDonell, Richard W Costello, Orla Woods, Breda Cushen, John Brennan

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For neither king nor swastika? Malan’s Afrikaner nationalism and De Valera’s Irish nationalism in the 1930s and 1940s by Patrick Furlong

“…An often-overlooked influence was similarly mainstream, historically anti-British Irish nationalism. Comparing Daniel Malan and the Purified and later Reunited NP with Eamon de Valera and Fianna Fáil (FF) in the 1930s and 1940s, this study addresses similarities in areas such as republicanism, language, religion, neutrality, and authoritarian tendencies, but argues that constitutionalism tempered clerical and political authoritarian influence. …”
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Another brick to the wall: The unruly Irish nation within the civilized English empire, 17th century by Élodie Peyrol-Kleiber

“…The Irish nation was judged barbarous by the English colonizer, mainly because of the hybrid Catholicism, the primitive customs and traditions and the inexistence of property warrants of its inhabitants. …”
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The Island of the Saints and the Homeland of the Martyrs: Monsignor O’Riordan, Father Hagan and the Boundaries of the Irish Nation (1906-1916) by Simon Cefaloni

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Sodium and Potassium Intakes and Their Ratio in Adults (18–90 y): Findings from the Irish National Adult Nutrition Survey by Eoin Morrissey, Miriam Giltinan, Laura Kehoe, Anne P. Nugent, Breige A. McNulty, Albert Flynn, Janette Walton

“…This study was based on data from the Irish National Adult Nutrition Survey (2008–2010) (NANS), which collected spot urine samples and dietary data in a nationally representative sample of Irish adults aged 18+ years. …”
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Reframing “the most holy spot in Ireland”: an analysis of the narratives from and around Kilmainham Gaol by Elena Ogliari

Subjects: “…Kilmainham Gaol; competing narratives; curatorial choices; reframing; Irish nationalism; representational challenges…”
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An Evaluation of Probability of Adequate Nutrient Intake (PANDiet) Scores as a Diet Quality Metric in Irish National Food Consumption Data by Laura B. Kirwan, Janette Walton, Albert Flynn, Anne P. Nugent, Breige A. McNulty

“…The aim of the current study is to apply the PANDiet scoring system, and to assess the validity of the score as a metric of nutritional adequacy, within the Irish population. The Irish National Adult Nutrition Survey is a representative database with detailed data on nutrient intakes (18–90 years; <i>n</i> = 1051 valid-reporters; 2008–2010) and biofluid analytes (blood <i>n</i> = 786; urine <i>n</i> = 778). …”
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Il y a un siècle, le mouvement pour le suffrage des femmes en Irlande by Máire Cross

Subjects: “…Feminism and Irish nationalism…”
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The Great Famine in Nationalist and Land League propaganda 1879-1882 by Frank RYNNE

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A portrait of the chief as a general paralytic: rhetorics of sexual pathology in the Parnell split by Houston, L

“…The O’Shea trial and the ensuing fall of Charles Stewart Parnell occupy an epochal position in accounts of the sexual politics of Victorian Britain and the development of Irish nationalism. This article examines how the “Parnell myth” came to serve (and was constructed from the outset) as a symbolic edifice within which anxieties concerning the relationship between Irishness and sexuality could be foregrounded and negotiated. …”

Irish voices for Irish visions: Gael Linn’s documentary film projects by Heather Macdougall

“…– in terms of the connection that they create between Irish-language cinema and the ideologies of Irish nationalism. Since Gael Linn was founded in 1953 in direct response to a perceived failure on the part of the newly independent Irish state to revive the Irish language, I will begin with a very short overview of the Irish government’s efforts in this direction, followed by an examination of the goals and objectives of Gael Linn when it was founded, before moving on to an analysis of the film projects.…”
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Lalor, Davitt et Connolly, ou l’avènement de l’aile gauche du mouvement révolutionnaire irlandais, 1846-1916 by Olivier Coquelin

“…Far from being monolithic, contemporary Irish nationalism is divided into several different and even antagonistic tendencies. …”
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Irish Diaspora Politics: The West Riding of Yorkshire, 1879-1886 by Andrew Maguire

“…This will be achieved through an analysis of the Home Rule Confederation & Irish National Leagues of Great Britain and its activities as a political “fifth column” operating in the industrial heartlands of Yorkshire.…”
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Mythology in W. B. Yeast's Early Poetry by Sahar Abdul Ameer

“… Because Irish myth and folklore had been suppressed by church doctrine and British control of school system, W.B.Yeats used his poetry as a tool for re-educating the Irish population about their heritage and as a strategy for developing Irish nationalism. Thus the participation of Yeats in the Irish political system had its origins in his interest in Irish myth and folklore. …”
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<em>A Nation Once Again? </em> Continuità e discontinuità nel nazionalismo irlandese by Carlo Pellizzi

“…This essay is a brief overview of the different forms of Irish nationalism (or of nationalism in Ireland), from the Anglo-Norman invasion to the 20th century; from Gaelic proto-nationalism as a reaction to the first Angevin conquest, to the gradual affirmation of a powerful religious element during the Tudor re-conquest and the fast reformulation of identities in the conflicts of the 17th century; from the ironic Protestant colonists’ “Ascendency nationalism”in the 18th century, to the birth of the first form of post-French Revolution, post-Enlightenment modern democratic Republicanism at the end of that century; from the subsequent rise of a new but old constitutional brand to the different epiphanies of those two strands in the following decades, with Unionism as a third possible form. …”
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