Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhotd and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Making of NATO and the Partition of Ireland’, by Seán Cronin [6]; ‘The Ó Dálaigh Family of Bardic Poets, 1139-1691’, by James E. Doan [19]; ‘Raids and Reprisals: Ireland, Eye-Witness (1923)’, by Simone Téry, trans. Marilyn Gaddis Rose [32]; ‘The Belfast Uniform: Theobald Wolfe Tone’, by Nancy J. Curtin [40]; ‘Rumors of War: Elizabeth Bowen’s Last September and J. G. Farrell’s Troubles’, by Margaret Scanlan [70]; ‘Irish Fiction: A Mirror for Specifics’, by Klaus Lubbers [90]; Appréciation: ‘Michael Francis Doyle of Philadelphia’, by John Rossi [105]; Current Themes: ‘Vetting the Herd’, by Seán O’Donnell [130]; Books and Authors: ‘Flann O’Brien’s Uncles and Nephews’, by Sanford Pinsker [133]; ‘The Hostage Reconsidered’, by Bert Cardullo [139]; Book Reviews [144]; Notes and Queries [158]; Cover [69]

Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhold and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Fatal Attraction: Irish-Jewish Romance in Early Film and Drama’, by Mari Kathleen Fielder [6]; ‘Ireland’s 1949 NATO Decision: A Reassessment’, by Raymond James Raymond [19]; ‘"Old Now, And Good to Her": J. T. Farrell’s Last Novels’, by Celeste Loughman [43]; ‘The Disappearance of Arthur Tone’, by J. J. St. Mark [56]; ‘The "Opening of the Tinctures" in Yeats’s A Vision’, by Colin McDowell [71]; ‘Some Distinction: Padraic Fallon’s Athenry’, by Peter Sirr [93]; ‘Shamanism in the Old Irish Tradition’, by Paul R. Lonigan [109]; ‘"Narcissus Unto Echo": Two Stories by Anthony C. West’, by Audrey S. Eyler [130]; Current Themes: ‘The Inventive Famine Decade’, by Seán O’Donnell [141]; Book Reviews [145]; Notes and Queries [159]; Cover [92]

Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhold and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Handel in Ascendancy Dublin’, by Tom Fredell [6]; ‘Éamon de Valéra and the Irish Press in California, 1928-1931’, by Timothy J. Sarbaugh [15]; ‘Frank O’Connor at Work: "The Genius"’, by Michael Steinman [23]; ‘Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Leary, Mr. Croker, and the "Irish Howl"’, by Neil C. Hultin [43]; ‘"Rigid Adherence to Facts": Le Fanu’s In a Glass Darkly (1872)’, by Harold Orel [65]; ‘AE’s Deirdre and Yeats’s Dramatic Development’, by Malcolm Richardson [89]; ‘"The Glame from That Ould Lamp": The Unity of George Fitzmaurice’s Plays’, by Jochen Achilles [106]; Current Themes: ‘Ireland’s Last Chance on Rockall’, by Seán O’Donnell [130]; Books and Authors: ‘Pilgrim Haunts: Montague’s The Dead Kingdom and Heaney’s Station Island’, by Adrian Frazier [134]; Book Reviews [144]; Notes and Queries [157]; Cover [22]

Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhold and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘A Letter and a Poem: New Sources for the Life of Mangan’, by Ellen Shannon-Mangan [6]; ‘Social Aspects of Fenianism in Connacht and Leinster, 1858-1870’, by Brian Griffin [16]; ‘The Past Is a Burning Pattern: Elizabeth Bowen’s The Last September’, by Phyllis Lassner [40]; ‘Le Fanu’s House by the Marketplace’, by Wayne Hall [55]; ‘Memoirs of My Dead Life: George Moore’s Comic Autobiography’, by Robert Langenfeld [73]; ‘Diarmuid and Grainne Again: Julia O’Faolain’s No Country for Old Men’, by Ann Weekes [89]; Appréciation: ‘William H. McLees, Lexicographer’, by Tomás de Bhaldraithe [103]; Current Themes: ‘Ráth Cairn, The Youngest Gaeltacht’, by Nancy Stenson [107]; ‘Pages of the Past’, by Seán O’Donnell [118]; Books and Authors: ‘The Irish in North America’, by Donald H. Akenson [122]; ‘Yeats: Skeptic on Stage’, by Warren Leamon [129]; ‘Nationalism on the Dublin Stage’, by Sven Eric Molin and Robin Goodefellowe [135]; Book Reviews [139]; Notes and Queries [159]; Cover Note [54]

Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhold and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: ‘19th Century Images of Hartford’s Irish-Catholic Community: (1827-1861)’, by Joseph Duffy [1]; ‘American Revolutionaries and the Illusion of Irish Empathy’, by Neil L. York [13]; ‘"Ivy Day in the Committee Room": The Use and Abuse of Parnell by Thomas B. O’Grady [31]; ‘Hopes and Fears for the Tower: William Morris’s Spirit at Yeats’s Ballylee by Susan Fisher Miller [43]; ‘Bernard Shaw’s "Eternal" Irish Concerns By Tramble T. Turner [57]; ‘Cascles of Gold: America and Americans in the Fiction of Séamus Ó Grianna’, by Philip O’Leary [70]; ‘Seumas O’Kelly and James Joyce,’ by Alexander G. Gonzalez [85]; ‘Images of Ireland: Rare Books in the American Geographical Society Collection’, by Janet Egleson Dunleavy [95]; Appréciation: ‘Donnchadh Ruadh MacConmara, Poet of the Déise by Victor Power [123]; Books and Authors: ‘W. B. Yeats: Rage, Order, and the Mask’, by Virginia D. Pruitt [141]; ‘George Moore: An Exile from the Nouvelle Athénes’, by R. S. Becker [146]; ‘Yeats’s Theories of Fiction’, by Leonard Orr [152]; Cover Note [12]

Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhold and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: ‘Sexism, The Church, Irish Women’, by James J. Kenneally [3]; ‘D. P. Moran’s Tom O’Kelly and Irish Cultural Identity’, by William J. Feeney [17]; ‘Irish Nationalism in the Sacramento Region (1850-1890)’, by John F. Delury [27]; ‘A Not So Simple Saga: Kate O’Brien’s Without My Cloak’, by Adele Dalsimer [55]; ‘The Prince of Wales, The Whigs, and Irish Politics, 1784-98’, by David R. Schweitzer [72]; ‘The Suburbanization of the Irish in Boston, Chicago, and New York’, by Morton D. Winsberg [90]; Appréciation: ‘Patrick Kavanagh’s Landscape’, by Patrick J. Duffy [105]; Books and Authors: ‘Legend and Lyric as Structure in the Selected Fiction of Jennifer Johnston’, by Joseph Connelly [119]; ‘Anthony Trollope’s "Creative Shock": Banagher, 1841’, by John Hynes [124]; ‘The First Ulster Author: John Gamble 1770-1831’ [131]; Book Reviews [142]; Cover [16]

Editor: Eóin McKiernan. Associate Editors: Henry F. Beechhold and Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Assistant Editors: Seán McMahon and Lawrence O’Shaughnessy. Contents: ‘Irish in Algeria 1830-1930’, by Joelle Annie Redouane [3]; ‘An Irish-American Friendship: the Justice and the Nationalist Historian’, by Richard A. Cosgrove [11]; ‘Irish Travellers Revisited’, by George Gmelch [22]; ‘Tales from the Cork Lanes: Another Daniel Corkery’, by Richard Bonaccorso [29]; ‘The Provocative Bicycle of Flann O’Brien’s The Third Policeman’, by Marilyn Throne [36]; ‘Time and History in Seamus Heaney’s "In Memorian Francis Ledwidge"’, by Robert Di Nicola [45]; ‘Self and Soul in W. B. Yeats’, by Rachel Billigheimer [52]; ‘Friel’s Modern "Fox and the Grapes" Fable’, by Roriald Robbins [66]; ‘Arthur Symons on John Millington Synge: A Previously Unpublished Memoir’, by Karl Beckson [77]; ‘The Colonial Scotch-Irish: A View Accepted Too Readily’, by Leroy V. Eid [81]; ‘Neighbors in 18th Century Dublin: Jonathan Swift and Sean Ó Neachtain’, by Cathal6 Hainle [106]; ‘The Failure of Irish Republicanism Among Irish Migrants to Britain 1800-1840’, by Ruth-Ann Harris [122]; Books and Authors: ‘Nationalism on the Dublin Stage: A Postscript’, by Stephen Watt [137]; ‘Orwell and the Irish’, by John Rossi [142]; Current Themes: ‘Belfast: The Irish Language’, by Felim Hamill [146]; ‘Of Place and Song’, by Seán O’Donnell [150]; Book Reviews [154]; Cover [10]

Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Guest Editor: James J. Blake. Contents: ‘Ireland: Land of Change’, by T. K. Whitaker [4]; ‘John O’Keeffe as an Irish Playwright within the Theatrical, Social and Economic Context of His Time’, by Karen J. Harvey and Kevin B. Pry [19]; ‘Dublin and Musical Culture in the Eighteenth Century’, by Catherine A. Dower [44]; ‘Thomas Flanagan’s The Year of the French: A Cautionary Tale’, by Catherine Ward [59]; ‘Public Reaction to the Introduction of a New Police Force: Dublin 1838-45’, by Nigel Cochrane [72]; ‘Comic Form and Historic Nightmare in Carleton’s Emigrants of Ahadarra’, by Maureen Waters [86]; ‘The Landed Classes, the Orange Order and the Anti-Land League Campaign in Ulster 1880-1881’, by Francis Thompson [102]; ‘Patriarchy and the Female in Lady Gregory’s Grania’, by Linda Mizejewski [122]; ‘Structure and Theme in John McGahern’s The Pornographer’, by Suzanne J. Fournier [139]; Current Themes: ‘The Works of William Dargan’, by Seán O’Donnell [151]; Books and Authors: ‘A Bibliography of William Allingham’, by Samira Aghacy Husni [155]; Book Reviews [158]; Cover [43]

Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Guest Editor: James J. Blake. Contents: ‘Cover "Manuscript Page’, by Seán Ó Dreada, 1827" [3]; ‘Chauncey Olcott: Irish-American Mother-Love, Romance and Nationalism’, by Mari Kathleen Fielder [4]; ‘The Autobiographies of John Mitchel and Charles Gavin Duffy: A Study in Contrasts’, by Barry Sloan [27]; ‘The Politics of John Mitchel: A Reappraisal’, by Steven R. Knowlton [38]; ‘Yeats’s Changing Images of Maud Gonne’, by Cassandra Laity [56]; ‘Seamus Heaney, Sweeney, and Station Island’, by Conor Johnston [70]; Appréciation: ‘Contemporary Irish Comments Concerning the Revolution of July 1830 in France’, by Dónall Luanaigh [96]; ‘The Papers of an Unheralded Irish-American Historian’, by Harry M. Dunkak [115]; ‘Eugene O’Growney, Arizona, The Catholic University of America, and the Irish Language Revival’, by Victor Power [131]; Books and Authors: ‘James Joyce and the Decline of Flann O’Brien’, by David Cohen [153]

Editor: James J. Blake Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Contents: ‘Cover Manuscript Page’, by Fínín Ó hAllúráin, 1842 [3]; ‘The American Motif in the Irish Literary Renaissance: The Old Lady’s Lost Children’, by Thomas G. Evans. [4]; ‘A Victorian Cromwell: Sir Charles Trevelyan, the Famine and the Age of Improvement’, by Joseph M. Hernon, Jr. [15]; ‘History against Myth: Lady Gregory and Cultural Discourse’, by James F. Knapp [30]; ‘King George V’s Speech at Stormont (1921): Prelude to the Anglo-lrish Truce’, by Francis Costello [43]; ‘Deliberate Distortions of Grail Motifs, Solar Myth, and Bird Metaphor in Sean O’Casey’s The Silver Tassie’, by Violet M. O’Valle [58]; ‘The Civil War Hungerstrikes: Women and Men’, by Charlotte Fallon [75]; ‘The Church, Education and Control of the State in Ireland’, by Patricia Twomey Ryan [92]; Appréciation: ‘Emily Lawless’s Grania: The Story of an Island (1892)’, by Elizabeth Grubgeld [115]; ‘The Achievement of Darrell Figgis’s Children of Earth: Realism and Folk Custom’, by Alexander Gonzalez [129]; Books and Authors: ‘Who was Red Hanrahan?’, by Peter Alderson Smith [144]; Current Themes: ‘Asylums and Other "Total Institutions" in Ireland: Recent Studies’, by Elizabeth Malcolm [151]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Contents: ‘Cover Manuscript page’, by Seosamh Ó Longáin, 1860 [3]; ‘Matilda and William Tone in New York and Washington, D.C. after 1798’, by J. J. St. Mark [4]; ‘Lady Morgan’s Novels from 1806 to 1833: Cultural Aesthetics and National Identity’, by Richard Haslam [11]; ‘The First Year of the Dublin University Magazine (1833-1877)’, by Wayne Hall [26]; ‘The Hero’s Metamorphosis in Lady Gregory’s Cuchulain of Muirthemne: Scholarship and Popularization’, by George F. Butler [36]; ‘Explaining Irish Undevelopment: Plunkett and Connolly Prior to 1916’, by Daniel J. O’Neil [47]; ‘Shane Leslie and Ireland (1916- 1917): "England’s Little Irish Organ in New York"’, by Thomas R. Greene [72]; ‘Propaganda and Conservative Nationalism during the Irish Civil War, 1922-1923’, by Graham Walker [93]; Appréciation: ‘Joseph Patrick McDonnell (1847-1906): A Passion for Justice’, by L .A. O’Donnell [118]; Books and Authors: ‘Michael Banim and Patrick Kennedy: Some Manuscript Letters (1865-1867)’, by David Gilligan [134]; ‘Joyce and Flann O’Brien’, by William M. Chace [140]; Book Reviews [153]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eoin McKiernan. Contents: ‘"H-A-R-R-I-G-A-N": Glimpses of the Irish on Stage in Late Nineteenth-Century America’, by Philip K. McLaughlin [3]; ‘Early English Colonial Experiences in Ireland: Captain Thomas Lee and Sir John Davies’, by James P. Meyers, Jr. [8]; ‘Lingard, Lecky, Irish History, and 1641’, by Anne Wyatt [22]; ‘Father Peter Yorke’s "Turning of the Tide" (1899): The Strictly Cultural Nationalism of the Early Gaelic League’, by Brian Murphy [35]; ‘The Broken Pattern of Ritual in the Stories of Frank O’Connor’, by Jerome F. O’Malley [45]; ‘Prolegomena to Michael Longley’s Peace Poem’, by Alan J. Peacock [60]; ‘"Only the Truth": The Short Stories of William Trevor’, by Michael Ponsford [75]; ‘The United Kingdom’s Security Policy and IRA Terrorism in Ulster’, by Richard B. Finnegan [87]; ‘The Anglo-Irish Agreement and the Unlikely Prospects for Power-Sharing in Northern Ireland’, by John McGarry [111]; Appréciation: ‘Light Satire and Hogarth’s Pictorial Composition: Marmion Savage’s Novel The Falcon Family; or, Young Ireland (1845)’, by Paralee Norman [129]; Book Reviews [144]; Cover [128]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Contents: ‘Irish Travellers in America, 1730-1880’, by Joseph Morrison Skelly [3]; ‘The Oswald Mission to Ireland from America: 20 February to 8 June 1793’, by J. J. St. Mark [25]; ‘Charles Kickham and Knocknagow (1873)’, by James D. Nealon, Jr. [39]; ‘The 1898 Efforts to Celebrate the United Irishmen: The '98 Centennial’, by Timothy J. O’Keefe [51]; ‘Social and Sexual Politics in the Big House: Edith Somerville and Molly Keane’, by Vera Kreilkamp [74]; ‘The American Molly Childers and the Irish Question’, by Anne Bunting [88]; Appréciation: ‘Impressions of Irish and South African National Identity on Government Issued Postage Stamps’, by Charles J. O’sullivan [104]; ‘Glimpses of the Irish Contribution to Early Baseball’, by John P. Rossi [116]; Books and Authors: ‘Introduction to the Present State of Criticism of Liam O’Flaherty’s Collection of Short Stories: Dúil’, by William Daniels [122]; ‘The Donegal of Séamus Ó Grianna and Peadar O’Donnell’, by Philip O’Leary [135]; Book Reviews [150]; Cover [73]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Contents: ‘Irish Travellers in America, 1730-1880’, by Joseph Morrison Skelly [3]; ‘The Oswald Mission to Ireland from America: 20 February to 8 June 1793’, by J. J. St. Mark [25]; ‘Charles Kickham and Knocknagow (1873)’, by James D. Nealon, Jr. [39]; ‘The 1898 Efforts to Celebrate the United Irishmen: The '98 Centennial’, by Timothy J. O’Keefe [51]; ‘Social and Sexual Politics in the Big House: Edith Somerville and Molly Keane’, by Vera Kreilkamp [74]; ‘The American Molly Childers and the Irish Question’, by Anne Bunting [88]; Appréciation: ‘Impressions of Irish and South African National Identity on Government Issued Postage Stamps’, by Charles J. O’sullivan [104]; ‘Glimpses of the Irish Contribution to Early Baseball’, by John P. Rossi [116]; Books and Authors: ‘Introduction to the Present State of Criticism of Liam O’Flaherty’s Collection of Short Stories: Dúil’, by William Daniels [122]; ‘The Donegal of Séamus Ó Grianna and Peadar O’Donnell’, by Philip O’Leary [135]; Book Reviews [150]; Cover [73]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Contents: ‘Contemporary Political Wall Murals in The North Of Ireland: "Drawing Support"’, by Bill Rolston [3]; ‘Methodism and Cultural Imperialism in Eighteenth-Century Ireland’, by D. Gregory Van Dussen [19]; ‘Relations Between The Protestant Church of Ireland and the Presbyterian Church in Late Eighteenth Century Ireland’, by James Kelly [38]; ‘Anthony Trollope, English Journalist and Novelist, Writing about the Famine in Ireland’, by Judith Knelman [57]; ‘Land and Landscape in Novels’, by McLaverty, Kiely, and Leland’, by Catherine Ward [68]; ‘Sacred Geography: The Irish Dimension’, by Patrick F. Sheerin [79]; ‘Irish-American Geography of Catholics Surnamed O’sullivan’, by Patrick O’sullivan [87]; ‘Stereotypical Images of Ireland in John Banville’s Fiction’, by Joe McMinn [94]; Books and Authors: ‘Woman’s Loss to Romantic Love in Synge’s The Shadow of the Glen’, by Theresa Cullen Timmons [103]; ‘Dismal Setting and Depressed Characters in Synge’s The Shadow of the Glen’, by Patricia M. Mandia [108]; ‘Synge’s Stoic Tragedy in Riders to the Sea’, by D. S. Neff [117]; ‘Synge’s Homage to Paganism in Riders to the Sea’, by Gene A. Plunka [128]; ‘Synge’s Christy: Mayo’s Diminutized Christ’, by Jane M. Lindskold [143]; Book Reviews [150]; Cover [159]; Irish American Cultural Institute Annual Awards [160]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eóin McKiernan. Contents: ‘The Great Famine And Its Consequences’, by Victor A. Walsh [3]; ‘The Fenian Invasion of Canada and John McMahon: Priest, Saint or Charlatan?’, by Joseph A. King [32]; ‘Of Myths and Men: An Analysis of Molly Maguireism in Nineteenth-Century Pennsylvania’, by Edward G. Quinn [52]; ‘Woodrow Wilson, Self Determination and Ireland 1918-1919: A View from the Irish Newspapers’, by Ronan Brindley [62]; ‘Terminal Interviews: Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins, and James Duval Phelan of San Francisco (Illustrations)’, by James P.Walsh [81]; ‘Sean O’Caseys Time To Go: Celtic Sea God’s Discipline Invades Irish Village (Illustration)’, by Ronald Rollins [91]; Books and Authors: ‘Queasy Proximity: Seamus Heaney’s Mythical Method’, by Nathalie F. Anderson [103]; ‘The Female in Seamus Heaney’s Prose, Poetics and the Poetry of The Haw Lantern’, by Jacqueline McCurry [114]; ‘Poet, Poetry, Painting, and Artist in Seamus Heaney’s North’, by Patricia Boyle Haberstroh [124]; ‘Facing North Again: Polyphany, Contention’, by Paul Scott Stanfield [133]; Current Themes: ‘Introducing Ireland’s Field Day’, by F. C. McGrath [145]; Book Reviews [156]; Cover [51]

Editor: James J. Blake. Editor Emeritus: Eoin McKiernan. Contents: ‘Theodore Roosevelt, The Ancient Irish Sagas and Celtic Studies in the United States’, by DeeGee Lester [3]; ‘The Irish Colleges in Spain’, by Monica Henchy [11]; ‘Irish Philosophy and the American Enlightenment During the Eighteenth Century’, by David Berman [28]; ‘The Dublin Society and the Beginnings of Sculptural Education in Ireland, 1750-1850’, by John Turpin [40]; ‘Paul Henry on Achill Island: Paintings and Drawings (Illustrations)’, by Paul Deane [59]; ‘Admiring the Scenery: Sean O’Faolain’s Love Affair with Landscape’, by Pierce Butler [66]; ‘Paul Muldoon’s "Juggling a Red-Hot Half-Brick in an Old Sock": Poets in Ireland Renovate the English-Language Sonnet’, by Ronald Marken [79]; ‘The Living Tradition: Oral Irish Language Poetry in Connemara Today’, by Gearóid Denvir [92]; Books and Authors: ‘William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) Yeats, Belief, and ESP: New Critical Attitudes’, by James Lovic Allen [109]; ‘An Unsigned Review’, by Arthur Symons of W. B. Yeats’s Ideas of Good and Evil: An Edition with Commentary’, by Bruce Morris [120]; ‘Henry James’s Daisy Miller as a Source for W. B. Yeats’s John Sherman?’, by David Bittner [128]; ‘Yeats’s Double Vision: The Function of the Fool in On Baile’s Strand’, by Maire Mullins [139]; ‘Yeats at the Abbey: A Second Coming?’, by Anthony Roche [150]; Current Themes: ‘Multi-Denominational Schools in Ireland’, by J. Brian Sheehan [154]; Cover [158]; Acknowledgement (Winter 1989) [158]; Notes and Announcements [159]

Editor: James J. Blake. Book Review Editor: Robert E. Ward. Contents ‘William Carleton (1794-1869)’, by Eileen A. Sullivan [3]; ‘Oscar Wilde: His Life, his Irish Affiliation, and Glimpses of his Religious Beliefs’, by Martin Waldron [11]; ‘Nesting and Flight Imagery of the Self in in George Moore’s The Lake’, by Janice Miller Potter [27]; ‘A. V. Dicey’s Articles in The Nation of the New York: A Final Note’, by Trowbridge H. Ford [43]; ‘The Irish Representatives to the London Anglo-Irish Conference in 1921: Violators of their Authority or Victims of Contradictory Instructions?’, by Francis J. Costello Jr. [52]; ‘The Blueshirts of Ireland During the 1930s: Fascism Inverted’, by Richard B. Finnegan [79]; ‘An Old Story: Isolde’s Fall, Deception, and Oath in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake:A Reader’s Version’, by Charles Long [100]; ‘Flann O’Brien and John Keats: "John Duffy’s Brother" and Train Allusions’, by Thomas F. Shea [109]; Appréciation: ‘John Hearne and the Irish Constitution (1937)’, by Brian P. Kennedy [121]; Current Themes: ‘"The Way Forward" and the Irish Language in Northern Ireland’s Educational System’, by Eugene McKendry [128]; Book Reviews [140]; Notes and Queries [158]; Cover [159]

Editor: James J. Blake. Book Review Editor: Robert E. Ward. Contents: ‘Connemara’, by Tim Robinson [3]; ‘Irish and American Politics in the 18th Century and Nathaniel Hawthorne’s "My Kinsman, Major Molineux"’, by Leo McNarnara [20]; Cover [32]; ‘The Problem of Irish Clerical Avarice in the Nineteenth Century’, by Emmet Larkin [33]; ‘The Shan Van Vocht (Belfast, 1896-1899) and Irish Nationalism’, by Richard Harp [42]; ‘Stereotypes and Caricatures of the Abbey Theatre (1910) in The Irishman’, by "Brinsley MacNamara"’, by Michael McDonnell [53]; ‘At-Swim Two Birds and the Bardic Schools’, by Thomas B. O’Grady [65]; ‘The European Recovery Program (The Marshall Plan) and Ireland: Summary and Assessment’, by Bernadette Whelan [78]; ‘After the "Emergency": Ireland in the Post-War World’, by Desmond Dinan [85]; ‘Co-operation and Rural Development in the West of Ireland’, by Chris Curtinand and Tony Varley [104]; ‘Objective Narration in Liam O’Flaherty’s Short Stories’, by Judith Washburn [120]; Books and Authors: ‘Maria Edgeworth, George Crabbe and Oliver Goldsmith: A Reassessment of Castle Rackrent’, by Beverly Schneller [126]; Current Themes: ‘The Famine Museum and the Restoration of Strokestown Park House, County Roscommon Luke Doddand’, by Marion Casey [132]; ‘The Canon of Irish Drama’, by James Hurt [135]; Book Reviews [139]

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: Robert E. Ward. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Drama and Theatre: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. History: Irene Whelan. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Women’s Studies: Ellen Goodel. Editors Emerti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86) and James J. Blake (1987-89).

Content Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Táin Tradition in Contemporary North County Louth’, by Arthur Gribben [7]; ‘"The Health Caravan": Domestic Education and Female Labor in Rural Ireland, 1890-1914’, by Joanna Bourke [21]; ‘An Agile Cormorant: Poetry in Ireland Today’, by Philip O’Leary [39]; ‘Lady Gregory’s Memories of Robert Gregory’, by Linda Ray Pratt [54]; ‘The Diction of Desire: Liam O’Flaherty’s "Dúil"’, by William Daniels [75]; ‘The Cult of Self-Sacrifice: The Irish Experience’, by Daniel J. O’Neil [89]; Appréciation: ‘Brian Desmond Hurst, 1895-1986: Irish Filmmaker’, by Brian McIlroy [106]; Current Themes: ‘Against Nostalgia: The Year in Irish Theatre, 1989’, by Anthony Roche [114]; Books and Authors: ‘"All the Sinkts in the Colander": Finnegans Wake, 1939’, by R.J. Schork [121]; Book Reviews [131]; Notes and Queries [129]; Cover [38]

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: Robert E. Ward. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop, John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Drama and Theatre: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. History: Irene Whelan. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Women’s Studies: Ellen Goodell. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86); James J. Blake (1987-89).

 

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Thinking of Monday: The Irish Speakers of Portland, Maine’, by Kenneth E. Nilsen [6]; ‘Revisionist "Consent," Hillsborough, and the Decline of Constitutional Republicanism’, by Paul F. Power [20]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Thomas McCarthy [40]; ‘T. W. Russell, the Tenant-Farmer Interest, and Progressive Unionism in Ulster, 1886-1900’, by James Loughlin [44]; ‘Chinese Box: Flann O’Brien in the Metafiction of Alasdair Gray, John Fowles, and Robert Coover’, by Rüdiger Imhof [64]; ‘Parsons, Priests, and Politics: Anthony Trollope’s Irish Clergy’, by Conor Johnston [80]; Appréciation: ‘Alfred Chester Beatty, 1875-1968: Engineer, Collector Philanthropist’, by Brian P. Kennedy [98]; Books and Authors: ‘Rich and Greene: Elizabethan Beast Fable and Ireland’, by D. Allen Carroll [106]; Book Reviews [114]; Notes and Queries [141]; Cover [143];

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: Robert E. Ward. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Drama and Theatre: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. History: Irene Whelan. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Political Science: Desmond Dinan. Women’s Studies: Ellen Goodell. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86); James J. Blake (1987-89).

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘John Mitchel’s Wilderness Years in Tennessee’, by DeeGee Lester [7]; ‘Cashel Revisited: W. B. Yeats’s "The Double Vision of Michael Robartes"’, by Carmel Jordan [14]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Eamon Grennan [29]; ‘The Republican Courts and the Decline of British Rule in Ireland, 1919-1921’, by Francis Costello [36]; ‘Difference Without Indifference: The Drama of Frank McGuinness and Anne Devlin’, by Helen Lojek [56]; ‘"Romantick" Ireland: Pococke’s Tour of Cork and Kerry, 1758’, by John McVeagh [69]; Current Themes: ‘A View of the Revival of the Irish Language’, by the Most Reverend Donald Caird [96]; Books and Authors: ‘Teaching Ulysses as an Irish Novel’, by James M. Cahalan [109]; Book Reviews [118]; Notes and Queries [141]; Cover [143];

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: Robert E. Ward. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Dawnport. Drama and Theatre: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. History: Irene Whelan. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Political Science: Desmond Dinan. Women’s Studies: Ellen Goodell. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86); James J. Blake (1987-89).

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The United Irishmen and the Great Naval Mutiny of 1797’, by W. Benjamin Kennedy [7]; ‘Clashing Personalities: James Connolly and Daniel De Leon, 1896-1909’, by James A. Stevenson [19]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill [38]; ‘"Disturbed Desires": The Hysteric in Kate O’Brien’s Mary Lavelle’, by Rose Quiello [46]; ‘Ireland and the Defense of the North Atlantic, 1948-1951: The American View’, by Joseph P. O’Grady [58]; ‘The Stage as Catalyst: The Plays of Victor Power, 1930-1987’, by William J. Feeney [79]; ‘Spenser’s "Easterland" as the Columban Church of Ireland’, by James Vink [96]; Appréciation: ‘Interview with Tony O’Malley’, by Brian Fallon [107]; Books and Authors: ‘"My Heritage Is Not Their Violence": John Hewitt’s Out of My Time, 1974’, by Gordon De La Vars [114]; Book Reviews [122]; Cover [142]; Notes and Queries [143]

Contents: ‘Editors' Notes [3]; ‘"Development" and Tolerance: The Case of Ireland’, by Conor Ward and Andrew Greeley [7]; ‘Oven Lane: The Use of Memory’, by Michael Coady [18]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Gerald Dawe [34]; ‘Black Robe: Brian Moore’s Appropriation of History’, by Jeanne A. Flood [40]; ‘Irish Deism and Jefferson’s Republic: Denis Driscol in Ireland and America, 1793-1810’, by Michael Durey [56]; ‘Defending Reprisals: Sir Hamar Greenwood and the "Troubles," 1920-21’, by Martin F. Seedorf [77]; ‘The Island of Higgledy-Piggledy: Marmion Savage’s My Uncle the Curate, 1849’, by Paralee Norman [93]; Current Themes: ‘The Arts in Ireland, 1990’, by Brian P. Kennedy [111]; Books and Authors: ‘A Theoptic Eye: Derek Mahon’s The Hunt’, by Night’, by William A. Wilson [120]; Book Reviews [132]; Cover [55]; Notes and Queries [142]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Five Summer Afternoons’, by Thomas McCarthy [7]; ‘From Lost Land to Emerald Isle: Ireland and the Irish in American Sheet Music, 1800-1920’, by William H. A. Williams [19]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Greg Delanty [46]; ‘A Pádraic Pearse Letter edited’, by Sean Reid and Alfred Isacsson [52]; ‘The Voting Behavior of the Independent Irish Party, 1850-59’, by Steven R. Knowlton [57]; ‘The Bicycle and Descartes: Epistemology in the Fiction of Beckett and O’Brien’, by M. Keith Booker [76]; Appréciation: ‘Far-Seeing Gifts: Hubert Butler, 1900-1991’, by W. J. McCormack [95]; Current Themes: ‘The Year in Irish Theatre, 1990’, by Anthony Roche [101]; Books and Authors: ‘A Migrant Mind in a Mobile Home: Salmon Publishing in the Ireland of the 1990s’, by Victor Luftig [108]; Book Reviews [120]; Cover [142]; Notes and Queries [43]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Rise and Fall of the Protestant Nation, 1690-1800’, by Thomas Bartlett [7]; ‘An Ball Uaigneach Seo: Attachment to Place in Gaelic Literature’, by Robbie Hannan [19]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Michael Davitt [32]; ‘John Fitzpatrick, 1871-1946: American Labor Leader’, by L. A. O’Donnell [42]; ‘The Tarot in Yeats’s Stories of Red Hanrahan’, by Kathryn Sullivan Kruger [62]; ‘Wake Homes: Modern Novels of the lrish-American Family’, by Catherine Ward [78]; Current Themes: ‘Natural Science and Irish Culture’, by John Wilson Foster [92]; Books and Authors: ‘"Orphaned Like Us": Memory in the Poetry of Thomas McCarthy’, by James Naiden [104]; Book Reviews [120]; Cover [18]; Notes and Queries [142]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Architecture as Destiny?: Trinity College and University College, Dublin’, by Elizabeth A. Sheehan [7]; ‘British Subjects and Irish Citizens: The Passport Controversy, 1923-24’, by Gretchen MacMillan [25]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Paula Meehan [51]; ‘"A First Class Fighting Man": Frank Hugh O’Donnell’s Correspondence with John Quinn’, by Janis and Richard Londraville [60]; ‘Cláirseach: The Lore of the Irish Harp’, by Annand Charlie Heymann [82]; ‘Funny Funereels [sic]: Single Combat in Finnegans Wake and the Táin Bó Cuailnge’, by Marian Robinson [96]; ‘"Deliberately at the Centre": The Triptych Structure of Seamus Heaney’s Field Work by Gale C. Schricker [107]; Current Themes: ‘Northern Irish Ironies: School Reform, the EEC, and Mrs. Thatcher’, by Kevin P. Reilly [121]; Books and Authors: ‘American Readings of J. P. Donleavy’s The Ginger Man’, by Donald E. Morse [128]; BookReviews [139]; Notes and Queries [143]; Cover [127];

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Breaking Camp: Notes on a Belfast Upbringing’, by Gerald Dawe [7]; ‘The Aristocracy of Ireland’s Ancien Régime’, by Francis G. James [16]; ‘Privileged Assimilation: Maria Edgeworth’s Hope for the Ascendancy’, by Meredith Cary [29]; ‘The Autobiographical Occult in Yeats’s "The Second Coming"’, by Jane Lindskold [38]; ‘Protocol and International Politics, 1928: The Secretary of State Goes to Ireland’, by Francis M. Carroll [45]; ‘Locke’s Swoon: Francis Stuart and the Politics of Despair’, by Jerry H. Natterstad [58]; ‘American Methodism’s Christian Advocate and Irish Catholic Immigration, 1830-1870’, by D. Gregory Van Dussen [76]; ‘"A Local Human Intensity": The Clash of Oppositions in the Writing of J. M. Synge’, by John Glendening [100]; Books and Authors: ‘Darrell Figgis’s The House of Success: A Forgotten Historical Novel’, by Alexander G. Gonzalez [118]; Book Reviews [126]; Cover [117]

Compilor and editor: Edward D. Marman.
Preface and Introduction [xi]; Articles by Subject [1]; Articles by Author [99]; Articles by Title [131]; Book Reviews by Author [165]; Book Reviews by Title [195-220]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Tradition and Technology in Irish Publishing’, by Hugh Carter Donahue [7]; ‘Life Class: The Student Revolution at the National College of Art, Dublin 1968-71’, by John Turpin [18]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by John Montague [44]; ‘Piques in Darien: Anthony C. West and his American Publishers’, by Audrey S. Eyler [49]; ‘"Who Fears to Speak of '98?": The Rhetoric and Rituals of the United Irishmen Centennial, 1898’, by Timothy J. O’Keefe [67]; ‘ "S'crap": Colonialism Indicted in the Poetry of Paul Muldoon’, by Jacqueline McCurry [92]; Current Themes: ‘Irish Urban Policy in an "Anti-Urban" Society’, by David O. Rafter [110]; Books and Authors: ‘Jack Conroy’s The Disinherited) 1933’, by Jack Morgan [122]; Book Reviews [129]; Notes and Queries [142]; Cover [109]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Tudors and the Stewarts: American Ancestors of Charles Stewart Parnell’, by Jane Côté [7]; ‘Athlone’s John Broderick’, by Patrick Murray [20]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Peter Fallon [40]; ‘Nelson Mandela’s Irish Problem: Republican and Loyalist Links with South Africa, 1970-1990’, by Richard Davis [47]; ‘"Handcuffs Off": Jack B. Yeats and Other Painters’, by Hilary Pyle [69]; ‘Sir Edward Sullivan’s Book of Kells and Joyce’s Finnegans Wake’, by Vern Lindquist [78]; ‘The Politics of Comedy in At Swim-Two-Birds’, by Joseph Devlin [91]; ‘Acts of Union: Seamus Heaney’s Tropes of Sex and Marriage’, by Jonathan Allison [106] Current Themes ‘The Illinois and Michigan Canal: Historical Archaeology and the Irish Experience in America’, by Charles E. Orser, Jr. [122]; Book Reviews [135]; Notes and Queries [140]; Cover [105]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Conscience of Ireland: Lalor, Davitt, and Sheehy-Skeffington’, by David Krause [7]; ‘"Not To Be Written Afterwards": The Irish Revolution in the Irish Short Story’, by Michael Storey [32]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Sean Lucy [48]; ‘A Fearful People: Religion and the Ulster Conflict’, by Ronald A. Wells [53]; ‘English Colonialism and National Identity in Early Modern Ireland’, by Andrew Hadfield [69]; ‘The Mercy of Silence: William Trevor’s Fools of Fortune’, by Celeste Loughman [87]; ‘Irish Criminal Records, 1865-1892’, by Carolyn A. Conley [97]; ‘"The Very Worst Hour of the Day": Betrayal and Bloom in Joyce’s "Lestrygonians"’, by L. Layne Neeper [107]; Current Themes: ‘"Local Differences": Ireland in the Mosaic of Europe’, by Maurice Hayes [121]; Books and Authors: ‘J. G. Farrell: An Annotated Bibliography’, by Ralph J. Crane [136]; Book Reviews [149]; Notes and Queries [158]; Cover [131];

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: James Rogers. Advisory Editors: Architecture: Roger Conover. Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Drama and Theatre: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. History: Irene Whelan. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Political Science: Desmond Dinan. Women’s Studies: Patricia Haberstroh. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKienian (1965-86); James J. Blake (1987-89).

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘St. Patrick’s Other Island: The Irish Invasion of Britain’, by Fergus A. D'Arcy [7]; ‘Painters of the Personal Past in Contemporary Irish Art’, by Paul F. Deane [18]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Seán Dunne [30]; ‘"Entends Sa Voix': Eveline’s Irish Swan Song’, by Cóilín Owens [37]; ‘The Marian Shrine of Knock: The First Decade’, by James S. Donnelly, Jr. [54]; ‘In Common Usage: Eavan Boland’s Poetic Voice’, by Deborah McWilliams Consalvo [98]; ‘"Intelligible on the Blasket Islands": Yeats’s King Oedipus, 1927’, by Robert Tracy. [116]; ‘" A Bomb at the Door": Kennelly’s Medea, 1988’, by Marianne McDonald [129]; Books and Authors: ‘Djuna Barnes and the Songs of Synge’, by Phillip Herring [139]; Book Reviews [145]; Cover [29]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Céilí and the Public Dance Hall Act, 1935’, by Valerie A. Austin [7]; ‘Religious Risk in Contemporary Irish Drama’, by Jochen Achilles [17]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin [38]; ‘Frederic William Burton, 1816-1900: Painter and Antiquarian’, by Marie Bourke [45]; ‘An O’Connellite in Whitehall: Thomas Crofton Croker, 1798-1854’, by Neil C. Hultin and Warren U. Ober [61]; ‘"Humor with a Gender": Somerville and Ross and The Irish R.M.’, by James M. Cahalan [87]; Appréciation: ‘Séamus Ó Grianna: The Voice of the Gaeltacht’, by Nollaig MacCongáil [103]; ‘Kilneagh and Challacombe: William Trevor’s Two Nations’, by John Hildebidle [114]; ‘The Politics of Bernard Mac Laverty’s Cal’, by Stephen Watt [130]; Current Themes: ‘Celtic Soul Brothers’, by Lauren Onkey [147]; Notes and Queries [159]; Cover [16];

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Mullaghareirk: Aspects in Perspective’, by Eithne Strong [7]; ‘Growing Up on a "Sacrificial Society": Northern Ireland in Adolescent Fiction’, by Barry Sloan [16]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Eithne Strong [28]; ‘Commerce and the Celtic Revival: Victorian Irish Jewelry’, by Elizabeth McCrum [36]; ‘Michael O’Riordan’s La Recente lnsurrezione in lrlanda, 1916’, by Thomas R. Greene [53]; ‘Lay Women and Philanthropy in Dublin, 1860-1880’, by Margaret H. Preston [74]; ‘"Cute Thinking Woman": The Language of Synge’s Female Vagrants’, by Jane Duke Elkins [86]; ‘"Missouri Sequence": Brian Coffey’s St. Louis Years, 1947-1952’, by Jack Morgan [100]; ‘The Grotesqueries of Paul Muldoon, "Immram" to Madoc’, by William A. Wilson [115]; Books and Authors: ‘The "Common Ground" of Eamon Grennan’, by Deborah Fleming [133]; Book Reviews [150]; Cover [73];

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Who Fears to Speak?: The Newry Proclamation, 1916’, by Colman O’Hare [7]; ‘St. Patrick’s Day in "The Other Emerald Isle"’, by John C. Messenger [12]; ‘Horses and Hospitals: The Irish Sweepstakes’, by Rosemarie McDonald [24]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Patrick Galvin [35]; ‘"Executed:" The Political Sculpture of Albert G. Power’, by Sílghle Bhreathnach-Lynch [44]; ‘The American Congress for Irish Freedom, 1967-70’, by Andrew A. Wilson [61]; ‘Rural Irishwomen: Their Changing Role, Status, and Condition’, by Amy J. Wiemers [76]; ‘Violent Impotence and Impotent Violence: Brendan Behan’s The Hostage’, by Michael Patrick Gillespie [92]; ‘The Attic LIPs: Feminist Pamphleteering for the New Ireland’, by Kate Martin Gray [105]; ‘Ancient Lights in the Poetry of Austin Clarke and Thomas Kinsella’, by Maurice Harmon [123]; Books and Authors: ‘Circles Radiating: The Poetry of Patrick Galvin’, by Greg Delanty [41]; Book Reviews [150]; Cover [40]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘The Greening of Irish History’, by L. P. Curtis Jr. [7]; ‘Roger Casement, Ethnography, and the Putumayo’, by Séamus Ó Siocháin [29]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Chris Agee [42]; ‘Lost Tribesmen or Prodigal Son?: George Bernard Shaw and the Gaelic Movement’, by Philip O’Leary [51]; ‘Cecilia: Irish Catholicism in George Moore’s A Drama in Muslin, 1886’, by Stacia L. Bensyl [65]; ‘Tragic Self-Referral in Riders to the Sea’, by Daniel Davy [77]; ‘The Irish Civil War and the "International Proposition" of 1922-23’, by Troy Davis [92]; ‘Preaching an Ecological Conscience: Liam O’Flaherty’s Short Stories’, by Amy Scher [113]; ‘Worlds Elsewhere: The Plays of Thomas Kilroy’, by Christopher Murray [123]; ‘Commedia: The Fiction of Mary Rose Callaghan’, by Maryanne Wessel-Felter [139]; ‘The Uneasy Domesticity of Gerald Dawe’, by David Gardiner [146]; Current Themes: ‘Irish Identity and the Writing of History’, by Kathleen Nutt [160]; Books and Authors: ‘Chosen Home: The Poetry of Peter Fallon’, by Earnon Grennan [173]; Book Reviews [188]; Notes and Queries [19O]; Cover [159]

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Covenants of Trust: The Citizen Poet’, by Micheal O’siadhail [7]; ‘At the Crossroads with Carleton and Joyce: Patrick Kavanagh’s Tarry Flynn’, by Thomas B. O’Grady [22]; ‘Borderlands and Colonies: Tudor Ireland in the Perspective of Colonial America’, by William Palmer [37]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Micheal O’siadhail [52]; ‘Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Concord Freeman, and the Irish "Other"’, by Monica Elbert [60]; ‘The Socialization of Uncertainty: The Ancient Order of Hibernians in Butte, Montana, 1880-1925’, by David M. Emmons [74]; ‘Song and the Artist in the Autobiographies of Sean O’Casey’, by J. D. Scrimgeour [93]; ‘"Fenians and Dutch Carpet-baggers": Irish and Afrikaner Nationalisms, 1877-1930’, by Donal P. McCracken [109]; ‘Seamus Heaney’s The Cure at Troy: Individuality and the Psychological’, by Matthew M. DeForrest [126]; ‘Eavan Boland’s Topography of Displacement’, by Sheila C. Conboy [137]; Current Themes: ‘Irish Travellers: A Contribution Denied’, by Niall Crowley [147]; Books and Authors: ‘Rondo to Jazz: The Poetry of Micheal O’siadhail’, by Gale Shricker Swiontkowski [156]; Book Reviews [168]; Notes and Queries [192]; Cover [136]

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: James Rogers. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Classics: Marianne McDonald. Drama: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Language: James J. Blake. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazie. Nineteenth-Century History: Irene Whelan. Twentieth-Century History: Lawrence W. McBride. Women’s Studies: Patricia Haberstroh. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86); James J. Blake (1987-89).

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘How We Stood Our Rounds: Bohemian Dublin in the Sixties’, by James Liddy [7]; ‘The Romance of Simulation: W. B. Yeats and the Theme-Parking of Ireland’, by Spurgeon Thompson [17]; ‘European Postcoloniality: The Saorstát Éireann / Irish Free State Official Handbook, 1932’, by William M. Harrison [35]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by James Liddy [43]; ‘The Rotunda Hospital and the People of Dublin, 1745-1995’, by Cormac Ó Gráda [49]; ‘Putting Down the Rebellion: Notes and Glosses on Castle Rackrent, 1800’, by Kathryn Kirkpatrick [77]; ‘Father Mathew’s American Tour, 1849-1851’, by John F. Quinn [91]; ‘One Hundred Years of Conradh na Gaeilge’, by Gearóid Denvir [105]; Frank O’Connor in The New Yorker’, by James D. Alexander [130]; ‘Many Worlds: The New Physics in Flann O’Brien’s The Third Policeman’, by Andrew Spencer [145]; Current Themes: ‘The Shape of Irish Studies in the United States’, by Desmond Fennell [159]; Books and Authors: ‘A Sense of Places: The Homing Instinct in the Poetry of John Montague’, by Richard Bizot [167]; Book Reviews [177]; Cover [90]

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Book Review Editor: James Rogers. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Classics: Marianne McDonald. Drama: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Language: James J. Blake. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Nineteenth-Century History: Irene Wbelan. Twentieth-Century History: Lawrence W. McBride. Women’s Studies: Patricia Haberstroh. Editors Emeriti: Eóin Kiernan (1965-86); James J. Blake (1987-89).

Contents: Editors' Notes. [3]; ‘Waiting for Mario: The Espositos, Joyce, and Beckett’, by J. Bowyer Bell [7]; ‘"The English Language Belongs to Us": Irish Writing at a Tangent’, by John Cronin [27]; ‘The Invisible Hand or Hands Across the Water?: American Consultants and Irish Economic Policy’, by Richard B. Finnegan and James L. Wiles. [42]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Louis de Paor [56]; ‘Jack the Giant Queller: Political Theatre in Ascendancy Dublin’, by Kevin J. Donovan [70]; ‘"Rude Involvement": Boucicault, Dramatic Tradition, and Contemporary Politics’, by John P. Harrington [89]; ‘A Patrick Henry in the Classroom: Margaret Haley and the Chicago Teacher’s Federation’, by Janet A. Nolan [104]; ‘A Bilingual Poet in Australia: Fionán Mac Cartha, 1886-1953’, by Gregory Byrnes [118]; ‘"Foreign and Credible": Denis Devlin’s Modernism’, by Alex Davis [131]; ‘The Lingual Ideal in the Poetry of Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill’, by Deborah McWilliams Consalvo [148]; ‘Tuarscáil ar Theanga: Language Report’, by James J. Blake [162]; Books and Authors: ‘James Clarence Mangan and the Beauty of Hate’, by Jacques Chuto [173]; Book Reviews [182]; Cover [117]

Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Classics: Marianne McDonald. Drama: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Language: James J. Blake. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Nineteenth-Century History: Irene Whelan. Twentieth-Century History: Lawrence W; McBride. Women’s Studies: Patricia Haberstroh. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86); James J Blake (1987-89).

Contents: Editors' Notes [3]; ‘Distilling Spirits and Regulating Subjects: Whiskey and Beer in Romantic Britain’, by Hewitt S. Thayer [7]; ‘Ireland and Greeneland: The Irish in the Writings of Graham Greene’, by Charles F. Duffy [14]; ‘Oral and Literate Constructs of "Authentic" Irish Music’, by Mary Trachsel [27]; ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Paddy Bushe [47]; ‘The Memphis Riots of 1866’, by DeeGee Lester [59]; ‘Ireland, The Cuban Missile Crisis, and Civil Aviation: A Study in Applied Neutrality’, by Joseph P. O’Grady [67]; ‘"The Curse of Larkinism": Patrick Mclntyre, The Toiler; and the Dublin Lockout of 1913’, by John Newsinger [90]; ‘Yeats’s Poems Written in Discouragement, 1912-1913: The Politics of Culture’, by Anthony Bradley [103]; ‘Women in Ireland’s Information Industry: Voices from the Inside’, by Eileen M. Trauth [133]; ‘"Gloom without Sunshine": The Reception of T. C. Murray in America, 1911-1938’, by Albert J. DeGiacomo [151]; ‘"The Rest Should Be Silence": The Second Self in the Works of John O’Donovan’, by Bernard McKenna [165]; Current Themes: ‘Defining Irish Women: Dominant Discourses and Sites of Resistance’, by Pat O’Connor [177]; Book Reviews [188]; Notes and Queries [192]; Cover [132];

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin, Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnelly Jr., Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: James P. Leonard, M. Bowen Smith. Editorial Assistants: David Flaten, Catherine Samiotes.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [3]; ‘The Virtual Reality of Irish Fairy Legend’, by Angela Bourke [7]; ‘The Construction of the Memory of the Famine in Ireland and the Irish Diaspora, 1850-1900’, by James S. Donnelly, Jr [26]; ‘Interview with Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin’, by Kevin Ray [62]; ‘New Poems’, by Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin [74]; ‘"Like Father, Like Son": Someone WhO’ll Watch Over Me and the Geopolitical Family Drama’, by Claire Gleitman [78]; ‘Revisionist Nationalism’s Consolidation, Republicanism’s Marginalization, and the Peace Process’, by Paul F. Power [89]; ‘Occupied Country: The Negotiation of Lesbianism in Irish Feminist Narrative’, by Kathryn Conrad [123]; ‘Beyond Boundaries: Toward an Interdisciplinary Irish Studies’, by Marilyn Cohen [137]; ‘White Skins, Black Masks?: Celticism and Négritude’, by Declan Kiberd [163]; ‘The "Gaelic Gotham" Dispute: An Analysis of an Exhibition Controversy in New York City’, by Frank Naughton [176]; ‘"Gaelic Gotham": The Decontextualizing of the Diaspora’, by Allen Feldman [189]; Notes and Queries [202]; Cover [207]; Contributors [209]

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin and Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnelly Jr. and Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: James P. Leonard, M. Bowen Smith. Interns: Holly Graham, Amanda Lewis, Catherine Samiotes, Heather Taylor.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [5]; ‘Raftery’s Killeadan’, by Seamus Heaney [9]; ‘Reviewing the Paradigm: A New Look at Early-Modern Ireland’, by Andrew Murphy [13]; ‘Being Difficult: The Irish Writer in Britain’, by Gerry Smyth [41]; ‘Was O’Connell Faithful? Ellen Courtenay Revisited’, by Erin Bishop [58]; ‘Obliquity in the Poetry of Paul Muldoon and Medbh McGuckian’, by Shane Murphy [76]; ‘The Academy of Christian Art (1929-1946): An Aspect of Catholic Cultural Life in Newly Independent Ireland’, by Sighle Bhreathnach-Lynch [102]; ‘Diplomacy as Propaganda: The Appointment of T. A. Smiddy as Irish Free State Minister to the United States’, by Troy Davis [117]; ‘"In Search of the Promised Land": The Connemara Colonization Scheme to Minnesota, 1880’, by Gerard Moran [130]; ‘New Poems’, by Peter Fallon [150]; ‘An Essay on Ireland and J. William Fulbright’s Educational Vision’, by Bernadette Whelan [153]; ‘"Indispensable Wires": Joyce’s Ulysses and Public Relations’, by Tim Ziaukas [176]; ‘The Enigma of Charles Gavan Duffy: Looking for Clues in Australia’, by Steven Knowlton [189]; ‘"I Thought I Was Landed!": The Congested Districts Board and the Women of Western Ireland’, by David Smith [209]; ‘Landscape and the Celtic Soul’, by James Charles Roy [228]; Reviews and Commentary ‘From Colony to Canon: Mapping Modern Irish Literature’, by Joyce Flynn [255]; ‘Engendering the State: Narrative, Allegory, and Michael Collins’, by Luke Gibbons [261]; ‘The Northern Ireland Peace Process Reconsidered’, by Richard English [270]; Notes and Queries [277]; Cover [279]; Contributors [281]

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin, Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnelly Jr., Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: James P. Leonard, Elizabeth Kunz, and M. Bowen Smith. Editorial Assistant: Holly Graham.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [5]; ‘Introduction: An Interpretation of Silences’, by Peter Quinn [7]; ‘Grosse Ile: Canada’s Famine Memorial’, by Michael Quigley [20]; ‘"Philosophick Views"? Maria Edgeworth and the Great Famine’, by Margaret Kelleher [41]; ‘Curing "The Irish Moral Plague"’, by Michael de Nie [63]; ‘Famine Relief Policy in Comparative Perspective: Ireland, Scotland, and Northwestern Europe, 1845-1849’, by Peter Gray [86]; ‘Local Relief During the Great Irish Famine, 1845-1850: The Case of Castlebar, County Mayo, 1846-1847’, by Michael O’Malley [109]; ‘The Origin of Style: The Famine and Irish Traditional Music’, by Sally Sommers Smith [121]; ‘Famine/Holocaust: Fragmented Bodies’, by Chris Morash [136]; Cover ‘From "Immoral Economy: Interpreting Erskine Nicol’s The Tenant"’, by Kevin Whelan [151]; Notes and Queries [156]; Contributors [158]

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin, Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S Donnelly Jr., Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: Elizabeth Kunz, James P. Leonard. Editorial Assistant: Holly Graham.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [3]; ‘Daughters of Colony’, [poem]; by Eavan Boland [7]; ‘Daughters of Colony: A Personal Interpretation of the Place of Gender Issues in the Postcolonial Interpretation of Irish Literature’, by Eavan Boland [9]; ‘Interpreting Silences: An Anthropological Perspective on the Great Irish Famine’, by Joan Vincent [21]; ‘From Nationalism to "Baby X": An Interview with Northern Irish Filmmaker Margo Harkin’, by Megan Sullivan [40]; ‘Recapturing the Flag: The Campaign to Repeal the Party Processions Act, 1860-1872’, by Sean Farrell [52]; ‘"No, This is Not From The Bell": Brian O’Nolan’s 1943 Cruiskeen Lawn Anthology’, by Steven Curran [79]; ‘Fianna Fáil, Constitutional Republicanism, and the Issue of Consent: 1980-1996’, by Gareth Ivory [93]; ‘Unsound Plots: Culture and Politics in Spenser’s A View of the Present State of Ireland’, by Glenn Hooper [117]; ‘The Chaplaincy Question: The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Versus the Belfast Lunatic Asylum’, by Pauline Prior and David Griffiths [137]; ‘Propaganda of Dáil Éireann: from Truce to Treaty’, by Keiko Inoue [154]; ‘The Belfast Group: A Recollection’, by Philip Hobsbaum [173]; Reviews and Commentary ‘W.B. Yeats: Endings and Beginnings: A Review Essay’, by Declan Kiberd [183]; ‘A Provincial Passion: Cleansing Irish Literature of Irishness’, by Desmond Fennell [192]; Notes and Queries [204]; Cover Stepping Out: Reading Rita Duffy’s Dancer’, by Adele Dalsimer and Vera Kreilkamp [208]; Contributors [218]

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin and Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnell and Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: Elizabeth Kunz and James P. Leonard. Interns: Kirsten Athena Blocker; Tanya Duarte, Cindy Palmquist, and Robin Umbley.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [3]; Cover [6]; ‘From King Billy to Cú Chulainn: Loyalist and Republican Murals, Past, Present, and Future’, by Bill Rolston [6]; ‘All That Trouble and Nothing to Show for It: Yeats’s The Herne’s Egg and the Misbirth of a Nation’, by Susan Cannon Harris [29]; ‘Castile’, by Louise Glück [poem][66]; ‘from Annaghmakerrig’, by Peggy O’Brien [poem][68]; ‘Lord Brookeborough and the Andrews' Premiership’, by Brian Barton [78]; ‘Anglo-lrish Autobiography and the Genealogical Mandate’, by Elizabeth Grubgeld [96]; ‘Land Reform Legislation and Security of Tenure in Ireland after Independence’, by David Seth Jones [116]; ‘Courting Public Opinion: Handling Informers in the 1790s’, by Julia M. Wright [144]; ‘"Ghosts and Realities": Female TDs and the Treaty Debate’, by Jason Knirck [170]; ‘Retaliate and Punish: Political Violence as Form and Memory in Northern Ireland’, by Allen Feldman [195]; Reviews and Commentary ‘The State of Gender in Irish Studies: A Review Essay’, by Laura E. Lyons [236]; ‘Three 1798 Bicentenary Exhibitions Compared’, by John Turpin [261]; Notes and Queries [269]; Contributors [272];

Editors: Vera Kreilkamp, Nancy J. Curtin. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnelly, Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: Elizabeth Kunz, James P. Leonard.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [5]; ‘Getting the Picture: On Dermot Seymour’s Painting The Russians Will Water Their Horses on the Shores of Laugh Neagh’, by Seamus Heaney [9]; ‘Primavera’, by Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill [13]; ‘Who Owns Irish Art?’, by Fintan Cullen [15]; ‘Irish Visual Culture: A Policy Review’, by Anne Kelly [22]; ‘The Irish Collection in the National Gallery of Ireland’, by Síghle Bhreathnach-Lynch [38]; ‘A New Light on the Sheela-na-gig’, by Barbara Freitag [50]; ‘The Four Erins: Feminine Images of Ireland, 1780-1900’, by L. Perry Curtis, Jr. [70]; ‘Visualizing the Liberator: Self-Fashioning, Dramaturgy, and the Construction of Daniel O’Connell’, by Gary Owens [103]; ‘The Big House’, by Vona Groarke [130]; ‘Lines of Resistance: The O’Kelly Brothers in the Sudan’, by Niamh O’sullivan [131]; ‘Mary Farl Powers (1948-1992): American Person, Irish Artist’, by Katherine Powers [157]; ‘Gaol/Gaol: Re-viewing Silences in Kilmainham Gaol’, by Kathleen O’Brien [173]; ‘From the Poetic to the Political’, by Declan McGonagle [189]; Front Cover ‘Hair Pieces: Alice Maher’s Recent Art’, by Adele Dalsimer and Vera Kreilkamp [191]; ‘Interview with Alice Maher’, by Alston Conley [198]; Back Cover ‘Dorothy Cross, Beyond Feminism’, by Robin Lydenberg [212]; ‘Sensing the Sculpture of Kathy Prendergast: A Portrait of the Female Life Cycle’, by Sheila Dickinson [227]; ‘Ciarán Lennon’s Hidden Scripts’, by Katherine Harding Nahum [234]; ‘All in the Mind? Photographing the Border’, by Bill Rolston [245]; ‘Insiders and Frontiers: Paul Seawright’s Images of "The Troubles"’, by Alvin Jackson [255]; ‘Six Artists in Search of a Landscape’, by Caoimhíln Mac Giolla Léith [266]; ‘Vitruviana’, by Seamus Heaney [286]; ‘Felim Egan: A Catalogue Note’, by Seamus Heaney [287]; Reviews and Commentary ‘"When Time Began to Rant and Rage": Figurative Painting from Twentieth-Century Ireland: A Review Essay’, by Robert Tracy [288]; ‘The Life of Jack Yeats’, by Bruce Arnold [302]; ‘After Michelangelo’, by Derek Mahon [309]; Notes and Queries ‘The Francis Bacon Studio’, by Barbara Dawson [310]; ‘From the Irish American Cultural Institute’ [313]; Contributors [315]

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin and Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnell and Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editors: Elizabeth Kunz and James P. Leonard. Interns: Kirsten Athena Blockel; Tanya Duane, Cindy Palmquist, and Robin Umbley.

Contents: Editor’s lntroduction [3]; ‘Rebel Motives and Mentalities: The Battle for New Ross, 5 June 1798’, by Tom Dunne [5]; ‘The Contest of Memory: The Continuing Impact of 1798 Commemoration’, by Peter Collins [28]; ‘Speaking of '98: Young Ireland and Republican Memory’, by Sean Ryder [51]; ‘Rebels in the Dock: The Prosecution of the Dublin Fenians, 1865-6’, by R. W. Kostal [70]; ‘Parallel Struggles: Irish Republicanism in the American South, 1798-1876’, by David T. Gleeson [97]; ‘Nationalist Constructions of the 1798 Rebellion: The Political Illustrations of J. D. Reigh’, by Lawrence W. McBride [117]; ‘Rebel, Muse, and Spouse: The Female in '98 Fiction’, by Eileen Reilly [135]; ‘Young Ireland, Arthur Griffith, and Republican Ideology: The Question of Continuity’, by Patrick Maume [155]; Cover [175]; Notes and Queries [176]; Contributors [180]

General Editor of the Index: Edward D. Marman. Editors: J. Curtin and Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnelly, Jr. and Philip O’Leary.

Introduction to the Second Edition [v]; PART I [vii]; Volumes 1-23 (Spring 1966-Winter 1988) Preface and Introduction [xi]; Articles by Subject [1]; Articles by Author [99]; Articles by Title [131]; PART II [165]; Volumes 24-34:2 Spring, 1989-Summer, 1999 Articles by Subject [167]; Articles by Author [221]; Articles by Title [237]; The Irish American Cultural Institute [253]

Contents: Editor’s Introduction [5]; ‘A Translator of the Irish Language Today’, by Breandáin Ó Doibhlin [9]; ‘Translations (poems)’, by Breandáin Ó Doibhlin [18]; ‘The Translation Impulse’, by Gabriel Rosenstock [20]; ‘Translations: Haiku by Robert Bebek’, by Gabriel Rosenstock [27]; ‘Expansion and Seclusion: Internal, Outward, and Inward Translation of Literature in Ireland Today’, by Hans-Christian Oeser [29]; ‘"Cé Leis Tú?"’, by Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill [39]; ‘Texts and Translations from Pádraigín Haicéad’, by Seán Ó Tuama [79]; ‘Translations: "Chorus of the Birds" from The Birds by Aristophanes’, by Paul Muldoon [84]; ‘ "Summer," Translations from the Ninth Century’, by Seamus Heaney [88]; ‘The Right of Cows and the Rite of Copy: An Overview of Translation from Irish to English’, by Brian Ó Conchubhair [92]; ‘ILE: Translating Ireland to the World’, by Marc Caball [112]; ‘Translation in the Crucible of Modernity’, by Maria Tymoczko [122]; ‘Cathal Ó Searcaigh and Aspects of Translation’, by Nobuaki Tochigi [139]; ‘Metaphor and Metamorphosis in the Poetry of Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill’, by Caoimhíin Mac Giolla Léith [150]; ‘Hyde’s First Stand: The Irish Language Controversy of 1899’, by P. J. Mathews [173]; ‘The Man Who Died for the Language: The Reverend Dr. O’Hickey and the "Essential Irish" Language Controversy of 1909’, by Lucy McDiarmid [188]; ‘Corkery’s Advice to a Young Writer’, by Alf MacLochlainn [219]; ‘The Inner-Outer Otherworld of Hyde and Yeats: Translation and World- View in the Irish Literary Revival’, by Gearóid Ó Crualaoich [226]; Cover [243]; Notes and Queries [246]; Contributors [247]

Editors: Nancy J. Curtin and Vera Kreilkamp. Senior Consulting Editors: James S. Donnely, Jr.l and Philip O’Leary. Assistant Editor: James P. Leonard. Editorial Assistants: Kate Costello-Sullivan and Robin Umbley.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [3]; ‘The Degenerate and the Martyr: Nationalist Propaganda and the Contestation of Irishness, 1914-1918’, by John S. Ellis [7]; ‘The Creation of a Literary Industry’, by Ann Saddlemyer [34]; ‘Ireland’s Metropolitan Feminists and Colonial Women’, by Carol Coulter [48]; ‘The Gate to Mulcahy’s Farm’, by Paul Perry [poem]; [79]; ‘Archbishop King, the Bank Scheme (1720-21), and Wood’s Halfpence (1722-25)’, by Gordon Hutton [81]; ‘"Take Care of the Immigrant Girls": The Migration Process of Late-Nineteenth-Century Irish Women’, by Anne O’Connell [102]; ‘Resisting Convention: The Films of Joe Comerford’, by Jerry White [134]; ‘Reactionary Conservatism or Radical Utopianism? A.E. and the Irish Cooperative Movement’, by Michael McAteer [148]; ‘Poems: Temple Street Children’s Hospital & Prayer’, by Dermot Bolger [163]; ‘Myths in the Representation of Women Terrorists’, by Rhiannon Talbot [165]; ‘The Twisted Roots of Irish Patriotism: Anglo-lrish Political Thought in the Late-Eighteenth Century’, by Stephen Small [187]; Reviews and Commentary ‘From Holism to Context: Recent Anthropological Analyses of Northern Ireland’, by Marilyn Cohen [217]; Notes and Queries ‘James Larkin and J. Edgar Hoover: Irish Politics and an American Conspiracy’, by Claire A. Culleton [238]; Cover [162]; Contributors [260];

Contents: Editor’s Introduction. [5]; Patterns of Irish Emigration to America, 1783-1800 by Maurice J. Bric [10]; "We Will Dirk Every Mother’s Son of YoU": Five Points and the Irish Conquest of New York Politics by Tyler Anbinder [29]; "The Republic of Letters": Frederick Douglass, Ireland, and the Irish Narratives by Fionnghuala Sweeney [47]; "White," if "Not Quite": Irish Whiteness in the Nineteenth-Century Irish-American Novel by Catherine M. Eagan [66]; Dancing Between Decks: Choreographies of Transition During Irish Migrations to America by J'aime Morrison [83]; The Famine’s Scars: William Murphy’s Ulster and American Odyssey by Kerby A. Miller and Bruce D. Boling with Llam Kennedy [98]; Miners in Migration: The Case of Nineteenth-Century Irish and Irish-American Copper Miners by Timothy M. O’Neil [124]; Young Irish Workers: Class Implications of Men’s and Women’s Experiences in Gilded Age Chicago by Patricia Kelleher [141]; "Come YoU All Courageously": Irish Women in America Write Home by Ruth-Ann M. Harris [166]; Relinquishing and Reclaiming Independence: Irish Domestic Servants, American Middle-Class Mistresses, and Assimilation, 1850-1920 by Diane M. Hotten-Somers [185]; Cover by Kathleen Costello-Sullivan [202]; Contributors. [203]

Editors: James S. Donnelly Jr, Vera Kreilkamp Consulting Editor: Philip O’Leary Assistant Editor: James P. Leonard Editorial Assistant: Andrea Groce.

Contents: Editors' Introduction [3]; Anger and Nostalgia: Seamus Heaney and the Ghost of the Father by Adrian Frazier [7]; "God Save Ireland": Manchester-Martyr Demonstrations in Dublin, 1867-1916 by Owen McGee [39]; "The Gravest Situation of Our Lives": Conservatives, Ulster, and the Home Rule Crisis, 1911-14 by Thomas C. Kennedy [67]; Divisions Within the Irish Government over Land-Distribution Policy, 1940-70 by David Seth Jones [83]; Remembering Ireland’s Architecture of Containment: "Telling" Stories in The Butcher Boy and States of Fear by James M. Smith [111]; "Ireland Begins in the Home": Women, Irish National Identity, and the Domestic Sphere in the Irish Homestead, 1896-1912 by James MacPherson [131]; Fetal Ireland: National Bodies and Political Agency by Kathryn Conrad. [153]; "Not Quite Philadelphia, Is It?" An Interview with Eamonn McCann by Margot GayleBackus [174]; John Ford’s Festive Comedy: Ireland Imagined in The Quiet Man by William C. Dowling [19O]; Cover To Be Loved as a Cupboard: The Yeats Museum in the National Gallery of Ireland by Hilary Pyle [212]; Contributors. [226];

Editors: James S. Donnelly and Vera Kreilkamp Consulting Editor: Philip O’Leary Assistant Editor: James P. Leonard

Contents: Editor’s Introduction. [5]; Poems by Linda McCarriston [11]; In the Shadow of a Grain Elevator: A Portrait of an Irish Neighborhood in Buffalo, New York, in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries by William Jenkins. [14]; Transatlantic Connections and the Sharp Edge of the Great Depression by Matthew J. O’Brien [38]; Culture, Commodity, and cead Mile Fdilte: U .S. and Irish Tourist Films as a Vision of Ireland by Harvey O’Brien [58]; Nationalism, Sentiment, and Economics: Relations Between Ireland and Irish-America in the Postwar Years by Mary E. Daly [74]; "Suitable Accommodations": A Selection of J.F. Powers’s Letters from Ireland, 1951-1963 by Katherine A. Powers [93]; New York State’s "Great Irish Famine Curriculum": A Report by Maureen Murphy and Alan Singer. [109]; The New Jersey Famine Curriculum: A Report by James V. Mullin [119]; The Irish Famine in American School Curricula by Thomas J. Archdeacon. [130]; Contemporary Catholic and Protestant Irish America: Social Identities, Forgiveness, and Attitudes Toward The Troubles by Micheal D. Roe [153]; The Process of Migration and the Reinvention of Self: The Experiences of Returning Irish Emigrants by Mary P. Corcoran [175]; Cover by Kathleen Costello-Sullivan [192]; Contributors. [193]

Editors: James S. Donnelly and Vera Kreilkamp Consulting Editor: Philip O’Leary Assistant Editor: James P. Leonard

Contents include Elizabeth Cullingford Butler, ‘Our Nuns are Not a Nation: Politicising the Convent in Irish Literature and Film’, in Eire-Ireland, 41, 1& 2 (Spring/Summer 2006), pp.9-39.