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This article seeks to review the contribution of teaching religious (sisters, priests and brothers) to schooling in Ireland between the 1940s and late 1970s, and principally employs the o...

'Nobody Will Ever Remember It': An Oral History of the Contribution of the Teaching Religious in Ireland (1)

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Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s most perceptive biographers have observed that, although Sheridan left his native Ireland shortly before his eighth birthday, never to return, he remained cons...

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'Nobody Will Ever Remember It': An Oral History of the Contribution of the Teaching Religious in Ireland (1)

'I Feel Bould at All Times': Irishness in Richard Brinsley Sheridan's St Patrick's Day and Pizarro

John Hume's Legacy

The Invisible Work of Women Religious: Oral Histories in Roman Convents

Developing IBVM (Loreto) Archives Across the Globe

‘Stand Upright and Raise Your Head!’: Doing Theology in Dangerous Times

The Irish Constitution in Context

Irish Churches and Reconciliation: Breaking the Bondage of the Past

1916 and What It Means Today

Documentary Sources for Magdalen History and the Challenges

Sylvie Kleinman, Revolutionary Commemoration

The Plays of Patrick Pearse: A Playwright’s Viewpoint

The Crisis of Democracy: Practice and Theory

The Political Communication of the Decade of Commemoration

Voices in Prefaces: Speaking Irish in an English Reformation

PeopleTalk: Promoting Conversation about Democracy

Dónal O’Donnell, Irish Legal History of the Twentieth Century

The State of Irish Democracy

The Reformation and the Irish Language

Julien Green (1900–1998)- Exploring the Intersection of Religion and Literature

Careful Thought Needed on Border Polls

How Did We Get Here? Reflections towards a Philosophy of the Present

Roman History in Hewitt, McGuinness, Friel, Heaney

The Case for Theology in the University

Doing the Truth- The Life and Religious Vision of Enda McDonagh

Hitler Looks West- An Irish Diplomat’s Unwitting Role in the Plan to Alter Irish Neutrality

Synodality- Some Scriptural Perspectives on Communio, Peripheries and the Sensus Fidei

From Austerity to Neo-Keynesianism: the EU’s U-Turn

COVID-19: Law and Human Rights: Foreword

A Reflection on the Crises in Afghanistan following the Fall of Kabul

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

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

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

The Importance of Laws for Whistleblowing

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

Hopkins’s Use of Biblical Stories in his Shipwreck Poems

'The English Language Belongs to Us?'

Joseph Ratzinger on the Foundations of Moral Theology

Political Theology- Three trials – Antigone, Socrates, Jesus

Remembering Peter Sutherland: A Personal Tribute

The Flesh Made Word and the Word Made Place: Thomas McGreevy's 'Aodh Ruadh O'Domhnaill'

Assisted Suicide, Euthanasia and the Dying with Dignity Bill 2020

Creative Revolutionary

Democratic Backsliding and the Unravelling of the EU Legal Order

Community Voices and ‘Community Scripts’

Tudor Brexit: from Ecclesia Anglicana to Anglicanism

The Challenge for Catholic Schools in Contemporary Ireland

Democracy in Crisis

Democracy – Merits, Limitations, Alternatives

Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review Spring 2019

The 1918 Election and its relevance to Modern Irish Politics

Laïcité: Value or Ideology?

Veiled Figures: Pioneering Women Religious in the Sciences

Free Speech and Charlie Hebdo

The Irish Catholic Church and Democracy, c. 1825–1923

Charlie Hebdo, ‘Islamophobia’ and Freedoms of the Press

Policy and Partnership

Is There a Future for Christian Religious Education in Irish Post-primary Schools?

Ireland’s Decade of Conflict 1913–23 (IV)

'Ireland is the True Subject for the Irish': Yeats's Early Nationalist Overstatement

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