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The women who had been straining every nerve: Gender-specific medical management of trauma in the Irish Revolution (1916-1923)
(Peter Lang, 2020-01)
Female revolutionaries suffered various traumas – including sexual trauma – during Ireland’s revolutionary period (1916–1923). This chapter draws on files from the Military Service Pensions Collection, personal accounts ...
Irish language modernisms
(Cambridge University Press, 2013)
[No abstract available]
Cnámh na seisce: crapadh na fearúlachta i ndánta Mháirtín Uí Dhireáin
(An Sagart, 2014)
[No abstract available]
Place-making: Mapping territories, landscapes, lives
(Baksun Books and Arts for Social and EnvironmentaL Justice, 2015)
[No abstract available]
Locating the centre: Irish traditional music and re-traditionalisation at the Willie Clancy Summer School
(Irish Academic Press, 2013-05-01)
The Willie Clancy Summer School is the foremost school for Irish traditional
music transmission and practice in the annual Irish traditional music calendar.
!e particular success of the Willie Clancy Week (as it is more ...
Musical statues: Monumentalising Irish traditional music
(Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2015)
The year 2016 has generated a considerable degree of both academic and popular
interest into processes of remembering and public forms of commemoration which in
turn provoke questions about the meaning and interpretation ...
'Sick on the Irish Sea, Dancing Across the Atlantic': (Anti)Nostalgia in women's diasporic remembrance of the Irish revolution
(Indiana University Press, 2021-03-01)
The substantial displacement of people following the Irish revolution (1916–1923), particularly of women, has little place in the state-sanctioned commemorative history of the period. This migration poses a number of ...