Selected list of writings on Irish Economic and Social History published in 2021

BARNARD Toby . Hedgehogs in Cavan; Wolfes in Dublin: selling English ceramics in Ireland, c. 1770–1850. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature, 121C, 273–301.

BARTON Christopher P . Perseverance, resistance, and community: an introduction to the history, heritage, and archaeology of Great Blasket, County Kerry, Ireland. New Hibernia Review, 25:4, 113–33.

BEATTIE Séan . Mr Tuke’s emigration fund 1882–1884: a Quaker assisted emigration initiative. Saothar, 46, 109–22.

BEATTY Aidan . Counter-revolutionary masculinities: gender, social control and revising the chronologies of Irish nationalist politics. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 229–42.

BEATTY Aidan . The problem of capitalism in Irish Catholic social thought, 1922–1950. Études Irelandaises, 46:2, 43–68.

BEINER Guy . When monuments fall: the significance of decommemorating. Éire-Ireland, 56:1/2, 33–61.

BENDER Abby . Shame and the breastfeeding mother in Ireland. Éire-Ireland, 56:3/4, 104–29.

BENNETT Martyn GILLESPIE Ray SPURLOCK R. Scott (eds). Cromwell and Ireland: new perspectives. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

BHREATHNACH Edel DOWLING Ger . Forming an episcopal see and an Augustinian foundation in medieval Ireland: the case of Ferns, Co. Wexford. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature, 121C, 191–226.

BOYD Rebecca STONE David . Where next for Ireland’s Viking towns? Reconsidering environmental archaeology and Viking Age urban deposits. Journal of Irish Archaeology, 29, 167–74.

BRADY Joseph MCMANUS Ruth . Building healthy homes: Dublin Corporation’s first housing schemes, 1880–1925. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

BRESLIN John BUCKLEY Sarah-Anne . Old Ireland in colour 2. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

BULL Philip . The Civil War in Wexford: raids and alarms at Monksgrange, 1922–3. The Australasian Journal of Irish Studies, 21, 90–112.

BURKE John . Roscommon: the Irish Revolution, 1912–23. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

BUTLER Richard J. (ed.). Dreams of the future in nineteenth-century Ireland. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

BUTLER Richard J . Transatlantic visions of a technological modernity: railway development and North Atlantic steam networks in the west of Ireland, 1825–1838. New Hibernia Review, 25:2, 17–44.

BYRNE David . The impact of the Great Famine on Sir William Palmer’s estates in Mayo, 1840–69. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

BYRNE Susan . ‘Keeping company with the enemy’: gender and sexual violence against women during the Irish War of Independence and Civil War, 1919–1923. Women’s History Review, 30:1, 108–25.

CAHILL Kevin . Who owns Ireland: the hidden truth of land ownership in Ireland. Cheltenham: The History Press.

CAMMACK Zan . Ireland's gramophones: material culture, memory, and trauma in Irish modernism. Clemson: Clemson University Press.

CAMPBELL Myles (ed.). Vicereines of Ireland: portraits of forgotten women. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

CANNON Max . Thomas Earley, manufacturer of ecclesiastical furniture and stained-glass windows, Upper Camden Street. Dublin Historical Record. 74, 66–79.

CLARE David MCDONAGH Fiona NAKASE Justine (eds). The golden thread: Irish women playwrights, volumes 1 & 2. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

COCHRANE Feargal . Northern Ireland: the fragile peace. New Haven: Yale University Press.

COLLINS Tracy . Female monasticism in medieval Ireland: an archaeology. Cork: Cork University Press.

CONNOLLY Linda . Sexual violence in the Irish Civil War: a forgotten war crime? Women’s History Review, 30:1, 126–43.

COSTELLO Kevin HOWLIN Niamh (eds). Law and religion in Ireland, 1700–1970. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

COULTER Colin . Learning to live with ghosts: spectres of ‘the Troubles’ in contemporary Northern Irish cinema. Irish Studies Review, 29:3, 287–310.

CUNNINGHAM John . Who framed Charles I? The forged commission for the Irish Rebellion of 1641 revisited. The English Historical Review, 136:578, 55–84.

CURRAN Conor . The Irish government and physical education in primary schools, 1922–37. Irish Historical Studies, 45:167, 43–60.

CURRAN Daragh . The rise and fall of the Orange Order during the Famine years: from reformation to Dolly's Brae. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

DALY Karina . The history of Wexford Festival Opera, 1951–2021: in a place like no other. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

D’ARCY Fergus . Music for the masses: John Spratt’s brass band and the brass band movement in 19th century Ireland: some explorations. Saothar, 46, 137–42.

D’ARCY Gordon . Glenconkeyne: how Ireland’s largest native woodland became the timber yard of the plantation of Ulster. New Hibernia Review, 25:2, 89–107.

DE KERBRECH Richard P. WILLIAMS David L . Harland & Wolff and Workman, Clark: a golden age of shipbuilding in old images. Cheltenham: The History Press.

DE MÓRDHA Dáithí . ‘The deep relationship with the locale’: community and place in Dún Chaoin, County Kerry. New Hibernia Review, 25:4, 55–78.

DESTENAY Emmanuel . Shadows from the trenches: veterans of the Great War and the Irish Revolution (1918–1923). Dublin: UCD Press.

DEVINE Francis . From passive acceptance to prescription to prevention: safety, health & welfare at work policy in the ITGWU, 1909–1989. Saothar, 46, 63–80.

DICKSON David . The first Irish cities: an eighteenth-century transformation. New Haven: Yale University Press.

DINEEN Luke . ‘Class war in Cork’: the Cork General Lockout of 1923. Saothar, 46, 93–108.

DOHERTY, Richard . Irish men and women in the Second World War. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

DOOLEY Terence LYONS Mary Ann RYAN Salvador (eds). The historian as detective: uncovering Irish pasts. Essays in honour of Raymond Gillespie. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

DOOLEY Terence RIDGWAY Christopher (eds) Country house collections: their lives and afterlives. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

DOYLE Patrick RODDY Sarah . Money, death, and agency in Catholic Ireland, 1850–1921. Journal of Social History, 54:3, 799–818.

DUFFY Damien . Aristocratic women in Ireland, 1450–1660: the Ormond family, power and politics. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press.

DUFFY Seán (ed.). Medieval Dublin XVIII. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

ELLMANN Maud WHITE Sian MAHAFFEY Vicki (eds). The Edinburgh companion to Irish modernism. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

EPPERSON Robert D . Two families of William Houston of Cutreoch (d. 1621): Scotland and Ireland to Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Familia: Ulster Genealogical Review, 37, 104–19.

ETCHART Joana . ‘You just went out and talked to them.’ An interview with Maurice Hayes (1927–2017) on the work of the Northern Ireland Community Relations Commission (1969–1975). Études Irelandaises, 46:1, 55–72.

FARRELL Anthony . ‘A forgotten generation’: medical care for disabled veterans of the First World War in independent Ireland. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 142–55.

FARREN Seán (ed.). John Hume: in his own words. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

FAY Deryck . Connecting a nation: the story of telecommunications in Ireland. Dublin: UCD Press.

FEENEY Brian (ed.). Antrim: the Irish Revolution, 1912–23. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

FITZGIBBON Linda . 61,000 women: assisted emigration from Irish Poor Law Unions to the North American colonies in the mid-nineteenth century. Journal of the Genealogical Society of Ireland, 22, 22–8.

FLEMING N.C. MURPHY James H . (eds). Ireland and Partition: contexts and consequences. Clemson: Clemson University Press.

FOERSTER Martin . Jesuit finances in restoration Ireland: a relational network analysis. Archivium Hibernicum, 74, 223–49.

GODDARD Brandi S . ‘Our toil doth sweeten others’: processional banners and the artists’ campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment. New Hibernia Review, 25:2, 108–28.

GOGGINS John . Family history and the transatlantic cable. Journal of the Genealogical Society of Ireland, 22, 9–12.

GORMALLY Patrick . The war that never came: creating, transmitting and maintaining handed down memories of the Emergency in Ireland. Acknowledging family recollections of WWII. Études Irelandaises, 46:1, 143–68.

GOVAN D.H . Towards a religious understanding of the Orange Order: Belfast 1910 to 1914. Irish Studies Review, 29:4, 501–14.

GRACE Pierce A . Therapeutic bloodletting in Ireland from the medieval period to modern times. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature, 121C, 227–48.

GRENE Nicholas . Farming in modern Irish literature. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

GRIBBEN Crawford . The rise and fall of Christian Ireland. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

HAND Malachy . The making and using of charcoal during the Emergency, 1939–45. Ríocht na Midhe: Records of Meath Archaeological and Historical Society, 32, 306–33.

HANNA Michael . Denis Brenan Bullen (1802–66) inspector of anatomy for the province of Munster: the controversial career of a Cork surgeon. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

HARDING Barbara . Recruiting for WWI at Portstewart. The Bann Disc: The Journal of Coleraine Historical Society, 27, 10–4.

HARRISON Bridget . Factory and workshop legislation and convent laundries, 1895–1907: campaigning for a Catholic exception. Irish Historical Studies, 45:168, 223–38.

HATFIELD Mary (ed.). Happiness in nineteenth-century Ireland. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

HAY Marnie . ‘Those lads would tackle anything’: Na Fianna Éireann and the publishing enterprise of youth in the early twentieth century. The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 44, 141–70.

HEFFERNAN Conor . ‘The iron rusted and decayed in our clubs’: the failure of weightlifting in early twentieth-century Ireland. Sport in History, 41:3, 387–408.

HEFFERNAN Conor . Truly muscular Gaels? W.N. Kerr, physical culture and Irish masculinity in the early twentieth century. Sport in History, 41:1, 1–24.

HEPWORTH Jack . Beyond the ‘republican family’: intergenerational memory, biography, and politics in Ireland since 1969. Irish Studies Review, 29:4, 425–43.

HEPWORTH Jack . ‘The age-old struggle’: Irish republicanism from the Battle of the Bogside to the Belfast Agreement, 1969–1998. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

HERLIHY Jim . The Black & Tans, 1920–1921: a complete alphabetical list, short history and genealogical guide. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

HIGHT Marc . An eighteenth-century Catholic Enlightenment in Ireland? Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 36:1, 1–25.

HOGAN Daire MAUME Patrick (eds). The reminiscences of Ignatius O'Brien, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, 1913–18: a life in Cork, Dublin and Westminster. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

HOLOHAN Carole O’CONNELL Sean SAVAGE Robert J . Rediscovering poverty: moneylending in the Republic of Ireland in the 1960s. Irish Historical Studies, 45:168, 282–302.

HUGHES Brian . The disbanded Royal Irish Constabulary and forced migration, 1922–31. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 212–28.

HUGHES William . ‘This unfortunate book’: Bram Stoker and the Edwardian publishing industry. Irish Studies Review, 29:1, 1–14.

HULME Tom . Queer Belfast during the First World War: masculinity and same-sex desire in the Irish city. Irish Historical Studies, 45:168, 239–61.

HUNT Tom . Peadar Cowan (1903–62): Westmeath GAA administrator and political maverick. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

JIA Ning . Media, memory, Irish identity: representation of modern Anglo-Irish relations on Irish TV. Cultural and Social History, 18:4, 539–58.

JOHNSTON Maria LINNIE Conor (eds). Irish women poets rediscovered: readings in poetry from the eighteenth to the twentieth century. Cork: Cork University Press.

KAUFMAN Joyce P . Women and political violence in Northern Ireland: newspaper imagery during the Troubles. Women’s History Review, 30:7, 1141–61.

KELLY James . Appealing to ‘the humane and charitable’: the evolution of the charity sermon in Ireland, 1700–1860. Archivium Hibernicum, 74, 258–311.

KELLY James Ó CARRAGÁIN Tomás (eds). Climate and society in Ireland: from prehistory to present. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy.

KELLY Laura . Debates on family planning and the contraceptive pill in the Irish magazine Woman’s Way, 1963–1973. Women‘s History Review, 30:6, 971–89.

KELTERS Seamus . Belfast aurora: a memoir of a Falls childhood, 1971–1973. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

KEOWN Bridget E . ‘There is no limit to what could be done’: considering the past and potential of Irish Queer health activism. Éire-Ireland, 56:3/4, 206–31.

KILGANNON David . A ‘forgettable minority’? Psychiatric institutions and the intellectually disabled in Ireland, 1965–84. Social History of Medicine, 34:3, 808–27.

KILGANNON David . The death of Veronica L.: intellectual disability and statutory welfare in mid twentieth-century Ireland. Irish Historical Studies, 45:167, 81–100.

KING Seamus J . The end of Cashel Golf Club: an interlude in the Irish War of Independence. Tipperary Historical Journal, 206–11.

LENIHAN Conor . Albert Reynolds: risktaker for peace. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

LENTIN Ronit NEDELJKOVIC Vukasin . Disavowing asylum: documenting Ireland’s asylum industrial complex. London: Rowman & Littlefield.

LOFTUS Laura . Homosocial bonding and periodical codes centres, margin and gender in Poetry Ireland Review and contemporaneous Irish poetry periodicals, 1981–1990. The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 44, 105–40.

MAARTENS Brendan . For ‘common Christianity’: war, peace and the campaign of the Irish Recruiting Council, 1918. The English Historical Review, 136:579, 364–94.

MAHONY Patrick J . ‘Deoraidhthe Síora gan Sgíth gan Sos’: John O’Mahony and the development of a diasporic Gaelic print culture. Éire-Ireland, 56:1/2, 110–38.

MALCOLM Elizabeth . The Irish women’s liberation movement in Dublin during the mid 1970s. The Australasian Journal of Irish Studies, 21, 113–39.

MARNANE Denis G . The Aherlow Soviet and the burning of Ballinacourty House, 1922. Tipperary Historical Journal, 180–205.

MAUME Patrick . ‘Great angels’ in Antrim: Hugh Shearman, theosophist perceptions, and Ulster unionist public relations. Irish Historical Studies, 45:167, 61–80.

MAYES Frank . Rural tensions in nineteenth-century Knock, County Mayo. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

MCALISTER Victoria L . The Irish tower house: society, economy and environment, c. 1300–1650. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

MCAREAVEY Naomi . Female alliances in Cromwellian Ireland: the social and political network of Elizabeth Butler, marchioness of Ormonde. Irish Historical Studies, 45:167, 22–42.

MCCARTHY Pat . A history of the Irish pharmaceutical industry: making medicines for the world. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

MCELLIGOTT Jason . The ragged-gowned philanthropist: Miss Lamotte’s post-mortem auction, 1769. Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 36:1, 79–92.

MCGAUGHEY Jane G.V . Using masculinities as a paradigm for the history of the Irish Revolution. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 252–62.

MCGETTRICK Claire O’DONNELL Katherine O’ROURKE Maeve SMITH James M. STEED Mari . Ireland and the Magdalene Laundries: a campaign for justice. London: Bloomsbury.

MCGLYNN Mary . Embodiment, abstraction, and hidden reproductive history. Éire-Ireland, 56:3/4, 130–58.

MCLAUGHLIN Eoin SHARP Paul . Competition between organisational forms in Danish and Irish dairying around the turn of the twentieth century. Business History, 63:2, 314–41.

MCMAHON Cian T . The coffin ship: life and death at sea during the Great Irish Famine. New York: New York University Press.

MCMAHON Cian T . Tracking the Great Famine’s ‘coffin ships’ across the digital deep. Éire-Ireland, 56:1/2, 81–109.

MCMANUS Ruth . Dublin, 1910–1940: shaping the city and suburbs. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

MCNAMARA Eamonn . ‘Across the bridge of hope’: the Omagh bombing and public discourse in Northern Ireland. The Australasian Journal of Irish Studies, 21, 33–55.

MCNULTY Kieran . The social and economic background of Kerry in the early twentieth century. Saothar, 46, 123–36.

MECHAM Mike . ‘A prophetic anticipation of its own possibility’: Keir Hardie and Ireland. Saothar, 46, 81–92.

MILLER Ian . Silence, distance and neutrality: the politics of emotional distress during the Northern Irish troubles. Social History, 46:4, 435–58.

MORAN Gerard . Retaining their Irish identity: marriage and the Famine Irish in Five Points, New York, in the 1850s. New Hibernia Review, 25:3, 111–25.

MORRISSEY Conor . Protestant Home Rulers and constitutional nationalism in Ireland, c.1900–1914. The English Historical Review, 136:582, 1224–56.

MOSCA Irene O’SULLIVAN Vincent WRIGHT Robert E . The educational attainment of the children of stay-at-home mothers: evidence from the Irish Marriage Bar. Oxford Economic Papers, 73:2, 534–60.

MULDOWNEY Mary . Irish women telephonists and the struggle for gender equality in the 1970s. Saothar, 46, 5–14.

MULHOLLAND Marc . How revolutionary was the ‘Irish Revolution’. Éire-Ireland, 56:1/2, 139–75.

MURPHY Brian Ó BEACHÁIN Donnacha (eds). From whence I came: the Kennedy legacy, Ireland and America. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

MURPHY Patrick . Class, conflict and conciliation: the All for Ireland League in Cork 1910–1918. Saothar, 46, 15–24.

MURPHY Sherra . ‘The first national museum’: Dublin’s natural history museum in the mid-nineteenth century. Cork: Cork University Press.

MURPHY-LAWLESS Jo . Holding the state to account: ‘picking up the thread’ for women who have died in Irish maternity services. Éire-Ireland, 56:3/4, 51–79.

O’BRIEN Ann Marie . The revolutionary aims of Ireland’s forgotten diplomats, 1919–1922. The Historical Journal, 64:5, 1332–54.

O’BRIEN Declan . The Dublin cattle market’s decline, 1955–73. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

O’BRIEN Mark . Policing the press: censorship, family planning, and the press in Ireland, 1929–67. Irish Studies Review, 29:1, 15–30.

O’BRIEN Mark . Writing a sexual revolution: contraception, bodily autonomy, and the women's pages in Irish national newspapers, 1935–1979. Journal of the History of Sexuality, 30:1, 92–111.

O’BRIEN Mark LARKIN Felix M. (eds). Periodicals and journalism in twentieth-century Ireland 2: a variety of voices. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

Ó BROIN Eoin . Defects: living with the legacy of the Celtic Tiger. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

O’CALLAGHAN Mary . ‘Swells and labourers’: did the well-off and powerful help the poor of Raheny (1800–1850)? Dublin Historical Record, 74, 136–49.

Ó CARRAGÁIN Tomás . Churches in the Irish landscape AD 400–1100. Cork: Cork University Press.

O’CONNELL Neville . Midnight murders: the Royal Irish Constabulary reprisals in Thurles, 10 March 1921. Tipperary Historical Journal, 141–60.

O’CONNOR Emmet . Labour history in Ireland’s ‘Decade of Centenaries’. Labour History Review, 86:2, 249–69.

O’CONNOR Patricia M . Tacit dimensions of identity: the intersection of name, accent and denomination in pre-Celtic Tiger Ireland. The Australasian Journal of Irish Studies, 21, 63–74.

Ó CUIRREÁIN Seán . The Queen v Patrick O’Donnell: the man who shot the informer James Carey. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

Ó DÁLAIGH Brian . Market houses of county Clare. The Other Clare, 45, 44–52.

O’DOHERTY Teresa O’DONOGHUE Tom . Radical reform in Irish schools, 1900–1922: the ‘new education’ turn. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

Ó FATHARTAIGH Mícheál WEEKS Liam . Birth of a state: the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

O’FLAHERTY Ronan HYNES Jacqui (eds). Vinegar Hill: the last stand of the Wexford rebels of 1798. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

O’HANLON Ray . Unintended consequences: the story of Irish immigration to the U.S. and how America’s door was closed to the Irish. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

O’KANE Eamonn . The Northern Ireland peace process: from armed conflict to Brexit. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

O’KEEFE Tadhg . Ireland encastellated, AD 950–1550: insular castle-building in its European context. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

O’NEILL Gerri . ‘Looting and overtures and acts of indecency by Black and Tans’: the pursuit of justice for acts of sexual violence during Ireland’s War of Independence (1919–21). Studia Hibernica, 47:1, 89–105.

O’NEILL James . Spouses, spies and subterfuge: the role and experience of women during the Nine Years War (1593–1603). Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature, 121C, 249–72.

O RIORDAN Michelle . Poetics and polemics: reading seventeenth-century Irish political verse. Cork: Cork University Press.

O’SHEA Owen . Ballymacandy: the story of a Kerry ambush. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

PATON Monica . The socio-economic class politics in the county town of Roscommon circa 1900: the Gaelic League, the Roscommon Labour League and the United Irish League and their responses to the 1898 Local Government Act. Saothar, 46, 25–40.

PINKERTON Patrick . Poppies, Para flags and the NHS: the iterability of commemoration in Northern Ireland. Irish Studies Review, 29:4, 462–83.

QUINLAN Patrick . Walls of containment: the architecture and landscape of lunacy. Dublin: UCD Press.

QUINLAN Timothy . Shining light on silence: corporal punishment as an abuse of power in the Irish school system. Études Irelandaises, 46:2, 85–102.

QUINLIVAN Aodh . Vindicating Dublin: the story behind the controversial dissolution of Dublin Corporation in 1924. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

RAINS Stephanie . ‘No irregularity or obstruction can resist them’: advertising of abortion pills in the Irish press, 1890–1930. Irish Studies Review, 29:4, 407–24.

REDMOND Jennifer . Brave enough to fight? Masculinity, migration and the Irish revolution. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 193–211.

REDMOND Jennifer . Masculinities in revolutionary and post-revolutionary Ireland. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 131–41.

REDMOND Joan . Religion, civility and the ‘British’ of Ireland in the 1641 Irish rebellion. Irish Historical Studies, 45:167, 1–21.

ROWAN Brian . Political purgatory: the battle to save Stormont and the play for a new Ireland. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press.

RYAN James . New Catholic church records for Rathangan, Co. Wexford 1807–1811. Journal of the Genealogical Society of Ireland, 22, 55–8.

RYAN Michael . Local memory, Black and Tans and a court of inquiry: the death of Denis Quinlan in 1921. Tipperary Historical Journal, 212–22.

SCANNEL James . Dublin fire fighters and the Easter 1941 Belfast blitz. Dublin Historical Record, 74, 51–65.

SEXTON Alfred . The land war in Clare, 1880–1890. The Other Clare, 45, 86–94.

SHARKEY Neil . Life in Clonmel during World War Two. Tipperary Historical Journal, 223–35.

SHAW Daniel J . An economic perspective on the Irish monetary tithe: a trigger for Irish banditti and secret societies disturbances. The Journal of European Economic History, 50:3, 11–48.

SOMERVILLE R.A. The early residential buildings of Trinity College Dublin: architecture, financing, people. Dublin: Four Courts Press.

SONNELITTER Karen . Poor in the Dublin Workhouse (1726). Archivium Hibernicum, 74, 154–73.

STEWART Bruce . James Stephens and the Irish Constabulary. New Hibernia Review, 25:3, 85–98.

TIERNAN Sonja . Irish women’s speeches: voices that rocked the system. Dublin: UCD Press.

TOBIN J.M. Athletics and society in Thurles, Moycarkey and Killenaule, 1866–1914. Tipperary Historical Journal, 83–92.

TOBIN J.M. Cholera in Thurles, 1832. Tipperary Historical Journal, 93–5.

TORRANCE Isabelle O’ROURKE Donncha (eds). Classics and Irish politics, 1916–2016. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

TROTTER Sam . Birth of the Royal Ulster Constabulary. The Bann Disc: The Journal of Coleraine Historical Society, 27, 51–6.

WALKER Colin . ‘Civil religion’ amongst Irish Protestant families in the First World War, and opposition to ‘the New Salvation’. Familia: Ulster Genealogical Review, 37, 62–81.

WALKER Jean Mary . Masculinities in World War One Ireland: the Saxonia incident. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 173–92.

WALTER John . Crowds and political violence in early modern Ireland: Galway and the 1641 depositions. Irish Historical Studies, 45:168, 178–202.

WHARTON Ken . To a dark place: experiences from survivors of the Troubles. Cheltenham: The History Press.

WHARTON Ken . Torn apart: fifty years of the troubles, 1969–2019. Cheltenham: The History Press.

WHELAN Bernadette . ‘A real revolution’: Ireland and the Oxford Group/Moral Re-Armament movement, 1933–2001. Irish Historical Studies, 45:168, 262–81.

WILSON Frances . The Derry central railway, 1880–1959. The Bann Disc: The Journal of Coleraine Historical Society, 27, 1–9.

WORKMAN Simon . From chimera to catastrophe: speculative urbanization and contemporary Irish culture. Éire-Ireland, 56:1/2, 266–96.

WRENN Corey . Who gives Guinness strength? Exploring the animiality politics of colonial and postcolonial Irish food production. Saothar, 46, 53–62.

YEATES Padraig . ‘To leaven trades unionism with Catholic social principles is the dream I cherish’, Father Thomas Dowling OSFC. Saothar, 46, 41–52.

YOUNG Rachel A . ‘We can’t keep painting over our problems’: murals, social media, and feminist activism in Ireland. Éire-Ireland, 56:3/4, 320–45.

ZÁCH Lili . Imagining Ireland abroad, 1904–1945: conceiving the nation, identity, and borders in central Europe. London: Palgrave Macmillan.