Janice Holmes (UU, Coleraine), Joanne Clarke (winner of the 2001 Cullen-MacCurtain Prize) and Mary O’Dowd (QUB) at the annual conference of the Women’s History Association of Ireland, University of Ulster, Coleraine, September 2001.
Conferences Call for papers Republicanism in Modern Ireland NUI Maynooth, 11 May 2002 This one-day conference seeks papers on republicanism in Ireland, north and south, since 1921. All aspects of Irish republican politics will be considered, but proposals relating to broader themes of republican culture such as ideology, identity and commemoration are also particularly welcome. … Read more
Not Only Seminaries The Political Role of the Irish Colleges in Seventeenth-Century Spain Oscar Recio Morales From the end of the sixteenth century, Irish colleges were established in Spain as instruments of a religious and cultural offensive in Ireland on behalf of the Spanish monarchy and the Irish community in exile. Traditionally the religious function … Read more
Amongst Wolves Last issue’s (favourable) review of RTÉ’s documentary on International Lenin School student Pat Breslin got the title slightly wrong: Lost Among Wolves should have read Amongst Wolves. The name of the producer/director, Yvonne McDonald, was also inadvertently omitted.