Most Recent Articles from Eire-Ireland:Journal of Irish Studies

• Richard Moynan: Irish artist and unionist propagandist 

  IT IS A WELL-ESTABLISHED FACT that history is written by the victors, but it is less widely acknowledged that history is also painted by the...

  03/22/04 by Maebh O'Regan · More from publication

• Fantasy politics? restructuring unionism after the good Friday agreement 

  The current arrangements are not a settlement, but a process of concessions--concessions that have turned conventional wisdom on its head....

  03/22/04 by James W. McAuley · More from publication

• Dead men talking: Frank McGuinness's Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme 

  In a tiny stone church On the desolate headland A lost tribe is singing "Abide With Me." (1) In a tiny stone church On the desolate headland A...

  03/22/04 by Tom Herron · More from publication

• Guest editor's introduction 

  Introduction Introduction IN ULSTER AS IT IS, Thomas MacKnight, editor of the Northern Whig, described late nineteenth-century Ulster in the...

  03/22/04 by Sean Farrell · More from publication

• Sitting on "the outer skin": Somerville and Ross's Through Connemara in a Governess Cart as a coded stratum of linguistic/feminist "union" ideals 

  INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION In her study of the West of Ireland and Irish identity, Catherine Nash notes the increasing pervasiveness of "the...

  03/22/04 by Anne Oakman · More from publication

• Belfast's first bomb, 28 February 1816: class conflict and the origins of Ulster Unionist Hegemony 

  Irish immigrant correspondence has great scholarly value. It provides insight, of course, into the processes of Irish migration and adaptation, but...

  03/22/04 by Kerby A. Miller · More from publication

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