Current Debates: New Religion(s) in Ireland ‘Alternative Spiritualities,New Religious Movements and the New Age in Ireland’ Conference Report,NUI Maynooth,30–31 October 2009

Papers to the 2009 Maynooth conference are simply referenced with the author's name. Thirty-four of these papers – those submitted in advance of the conference – are available on CD-ROM for €5 from Olivia Cosgrove, Department of Sociology, University of Limerick. For other papers and poster presentations, the conference websites at http://nrmireland.net/ and http://nrmireland.blogspot.com/ have details of the authors' affiliations.

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