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The Beginnings of the Devotional Revolution in Ireland:
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“No Hope for Him Unless He Can Be Got Out of the Country”:
Disabled Irish Republicansin America, 1922–1935
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Mundane Doubles:
Anorexia in Stories by Anne Enright and Colum McCann
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Nótaí na nEagarthóirí: Editors’ Notes
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Shamrocks in the Greek Isles:
Billy Sherring’s Olympic Journey, and Mine
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Tom Brick of South Dakota, Irish Emigrant Life Writing, and the Dynamics of Storytelling
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“Red Wine, Please”:
Rebellious Drinking in Kate O’Brien’s Fiction
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Queering the Poetics of Race and Nationalism:
Yeats, Casement, and Paul Muldoon’s “A Clear Signal” (1992)
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In the Firing Line:
Censorship, the Civil War in Ireland, and its Aftermath
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The Marriage of Heaven and Hell:
Death and Rebirth in Conor McPherson’s Girl from the North Country
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Catholic Influence on Concepts of Death and Dying in Joyce’s Writings
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“What’s Your Story, Son?”:
Disability and Narrative in Stewart Parker’s Hopdance
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In the Quiet Places
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Nótaí na nEagarthóirí: Editors’ Notes
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“Who’ll Buy Killarney?”:
Social, Legislative, and Literary Responses to the 1956 Sale
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Nationalism and Post-Nationalism in Rattle and Hum
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“Into the Arms”:
U2, America, and the 1980s
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U2’s Innocence and Experience as Brechtian Theater
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Filíocht Nua: New Poetry
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Making The Tain, 1951–70:
Thomas Kinsella, Louis le Brocquy, and Liam Miller
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