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Images and icons: female teachers' representations of self and self-control in 1920s Ireland
(History of Education Review, 2008)
This article addresses a particular episode that occurred in one of the main female training colleges in Ireland in the late 1920s when students founded the Mary Immaculate Modest Dress and Deportment Crusade (MDDC). ...
Doing gender history visually
(Irish Academic Press, 2009)
A review of "The Shamrock and the Lily: The New York Irish and the Creation of a Transatlantic Identity, 1845-1921" by Mary C. Kelly (Pre-Published Version)
(Oxford University Press, 2006)
Mary C. Kelly's study of what she terms the creation of “a transatlantic identity” adds much to the broadening study of the Irish American experience in the post‐Famine decades. Her central thesis challenges that of other ...
Building Irish identity in America 1870-1915
(Four Courts Press, 2003)
The South African War, empire and the Irish World, 1899-1902.
(Four Courts Press, 2004)
American influence on the Gaelic League: Inspiration or control?
(Four Courts Press, 2004)
Introduction: land and landscape in nineteenth-century Ireland
(Four Courts Press, 2008)
Worlds apart - the Gaelic League and America, 1906-1914
(Mary Immaculate College, 1998)
The creation of an Irish culture in the United States: the Gaelic movement, 1870-1915
(New Hibernia Review, 2001)
Sending gossoons to be made oul mollies of: Rule 127(b) and the feminisation of teaching in Ireland
(Taylor & Francis, 2006)
This article examines a decision known as Rule 127(b), taken in 1905 by the National Commissioners for Education in Ireland. The rule raised concerns about the displacement of male teachers and their replacement with poorly ...