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While a visiting professor at Harvard University, Seamus Heaney was commissioned by Phi Beta Kappa Society to write a poem for their 1984 Literary Exercises, a yearly commencement event h...

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Seamus Heaney and Education: Student and Teacher

Newman’s ‘Campaign in Ireland’: Frustration and ‘Failure’

The Irish Boundary Commission: A History

Contested Categories, Changing Meanings and Identity Disjunctures on the Island of Ireland

On Reading Jennie C. Stephens’ Climate Justice and the University

A Pilgrim Church - Responding in Uncertain Times

Newman’s Idea of Development: A Note

Sovereignty and Strife

Scotland, Ireland and the Vision of a ‘British’ Protestant Reformation

The Human Passion for Meaning Making: What Shapes Our Lives

Universities in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Une Mission Spéciale: Leopold Kerney’s Diplomatic Activities on Behalf of the Irish Republic in France, 1919–23

A Kingdom Here on Earth: Jesus the Social Revolutionary

Homelessness: Some Theological Reflections

The Problem of Celibacy in the Clerical Films of Bob Quinn

Looking Out onto the World: The Global Compact on Education

From Shancoduff to Mossbawn: Lines of Convergence and Divergence in Kavanagh and Heaney

The Geography of the Imagination: Brendan Behan's The Scarperer

'Returning to Normalcy?': The United States Now

Daniel O’Connell and Alfred Elmore’s Martyrdom of Thomas à Becket

‘Nobody Will Even Remember It’: An Oral History of the Contribution of the Teaching Religious in Ireland (II)*

The Proposed Assisted Suicide / Euthanasia Bill

Seeking a Wiser Worldview in the Twenty-first Century: Micheal O’Siadhail’s The Five Quintets (II)

Jewish, Catholic and Collaborator Refugees in Ireland’s

Europe’s Dark Past: the Case of Rochus Misch

The Algorithmic State? Challenges to Democracy in an Era of Digitalization

The Changed Reality of Being a Catholic Priest in Today's Ireland

‘Time, Energy and Brass’: Why Studies Did Not Fail

The Importance of Laws for Whistleblowing

Enhancing Our Justice System

Frances Biggs and the Windows of Gonzaga College, Dublin

Living Lightly on Our Planet: Challenges for Ireland

Seamus Heaney and Robert Lowell: A Turbulent Friendship

Europe in Crisis: Autumn Studies 2016

Thinking about Ireland’s Future, Then and Now

Newman’s Idea of a University

Four Poems

Language and the Question of Truth: A Critique of Trump’s Version of Reality

The Disruption of Women’s Imprisonment: Negative Consequences and Non-Carceral Alternatives

Four Poems

Regulating Finance: Poachers Turned Gamekeepers

‘Crosshatched’ Connectivity, Vulnerability and Creative Renewal in Seamus Heaney’s Human Chain

Poem: from Hear

Building the Archive of Stigmatic Women Religious

One Hundred Years of Dáil Éireann 1918–2018: Elections, Personalities and Issues

John Henry Newman and the Idea of a University

Writing the History of Women Religious Today: Possibilities and Problems

1916: A View from Australia

John Swift, Comprehending the Irish Revolutionary Generations

Catholic Reform in Ireland in a European Context

An Abrahamic Journey: Ireland, Faith and the Papal Visit

The Protestant History of the Irish Reformation

The Dail General Election of August 1923

The Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts: 200 Years of Social and Artistic Change

Irish, ‘Celtic’, and the Future

After Good Friday: Learning from Experience and Evolving Identity

European Integration and Ireland’s Place in an Evolving European Union

Gnostic Undercurrents in Our Avatar Culture

Two Generations of Service Cut Short: RIC Constable Peter McRann and RAF Sergeant Peter B. McRann

Illuminating Dark Times- The Surprising Relevance of Catholic Social Teaching

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