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Composing Irishness: Remembrances Of The Irish Past Through The Prism Of The Present In Music By Donnacha Dennehy (B. 1970) And Jennifer Walshe (B. 1974), Timothy Diovanni
Composing Irishness: Remembrances Of The Irish Past Through The Prism Of The Present In Music By Donnacha Dennehy (B. 1970) And Jennifer Walshe (B. 1974), Timothy Diovanni
Masters
Although modern remembrances in the fields of literature, theatre, poetry, and the visual arts have received considerable scholarly attention in Ireland since the publication of History and Memory in Modern Ireland in 2001, similar activities in an Irish art music context remain unexplored. This thesis addresses this lacuna in examining how the contemporary Irish composers Donnacha Dennehy (b. 1970) and Jennifer Walshe (b. 1974) have remembered, reimagined, and reinvented the past to communicate their positions on Irish history and modern Irish society, as well as to respond to recent historical and curatorial practices. Through a series of five works written …
The Rockingham Shoot And Other Dramatic Writings Review: Good But Not Great, Eamon Maher
The Rockingham Shoot And Other Dramatic Writings Review: Good But Not Great, Eamon Maher
Articles
John McGahern is rightly renowned for his carefully crafted prose, his skill at describing characters and situations that have a universal resonance and his uncannily accurate representation of the people and places associated with his native Roscommon and Leitrim. Author of six novels, two short story collections (many of which were brought together in The Collected Stories and the posthumously published Creatures of the Earth, which contains significant new material) and a highly successful memoir, McGahern won several literary prizes and warm critical acclaim. Faber has now brought out a collection of his dramatic writings, a genre in which, …
Irish Journalists And Journalism During The American Civil War, Michael Foley
Irish Journalists And Journalism During The American Civil War, Michael Foley
Conference Papers
Irish journalists played a significant role in the lead up to the US Civil War in ensuring the Irish population supported the Union and volunteered for the army.
John Mcgahern : Priceless Insights Into His Art, Eamon Maher
John Mcgahern : Priceless Insights Into His Art, Eamon Maher
Articles
John McGahern has been the subject of a number of monographs in recent years, but this is the first essay collection dedicated to his work since the three volumes of NUI Galway’s The John McGahern Yearbook, edited by John Kenny, and the critical essays assembled by Mullen, Bargroff and Mullen in a Peter Lang publication from 2013.
The Half-Life And Death Of The Irish Catholic Novel : In A Country Renowned For Its Catholicism, It Is Unusual The ‘Catholic Novel’ Never Took Root, Eamon Maher
Articles
In Underground Cathedrals (2010), the Glenstal monk and author Mark Patrick Hederman described artists as the “secret agents” of the Holy Spirit: “Art has the imagination to sketch out the possible. When this happens something entirely new comes into the world. Often it is not recognised for what it is and is rejected or vilified by those who are comfortable with what is already there and afraid of whatever might unsettle the status quo”. Reflecting on this position, one wonders to what extent Irish novelists have fulfilled the important role outlined by Hederman. In the past, they definitely did offer …
John Mcgahern And The Imagination Of Tradition By Stanley Van Der Ziel Review, Eamon Maher
John Mcgahern And The Imagination Of Tradition By Stanley Van Der Ziel Review, Eamon Maher
Articles
No abstract provided.
Rendering That Darkness At The Heart Of Priesthood : The Strangled Impulse By William King, Eamon Maher
Rendering That Darkness At The Heart Of Priesthood : The Strangled Impulse By William King, Eamon Maher
Articles
No abstract provided.
Eamon Maher On Jean Sulivan, Eamon Maher
How Different Are The Irish?, Eamon Maher
How Different Are The Irish?, Eamon Maher
Articles
THIS review-article sets about assessing the significance of a new collection of essays edited by Tom Inglis, Are the Irish Different?1 Tom Inglis is the foremost commentator on the factors that led to the Catholic Church in Ireland securing a 'special position' during the ninetenth and twentieth centuries.2 The Church's 'moral monopoly' has effectively been ceroded by a number of recent developments; the increased secularisation that accompanied greater prosperity, the tendency among a better educated laity to find their own answers to whatever moral dilemmas assail them, and, of course, the clerical abuse scandals. But even in the 1980s, and …
In Process And Practice: The Development Of An Archive Of Explicit Stylistic Data For Irish Traditional Instrumental Music, Martin Tourish
In Process And Practice: The Development Of An Archive Of Explicit Stylistic Data For Irish Traditional Instrumental Music, Martin Tourish
Doctoral
The study of style in Irish traditional music is very much in its infancy. Although current authors locate its beginnings in the 1980s, valuable information can be found from as far back as the eighteenth century. While style is a much-discussed topic, to date it has not been the subject of a major study. Through what is termed ‘the oral tradition’, much of the genre’s stylistic features are transmitted as implicit knowledge. This type of knowledge is difficult to measure, consciously use and share and while these difficulties have been highlighted in one EU-level report, they are also well known …
A Catholic Childhood In Philadelphia, Eamon Maher
A Catholic Childhood In Philadelphia, Eamon Maher
Articles
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Similarity And Difference: The Appearance Of Suffering At The Strokestown Famine Museum, Niamh Ann Kelly
Similarity And Difference: The Appearance Of Suffering At The Strokestown Famine Museum, Niamh Ann Kelly
Books/Book Chapters
No abstract provided.
Belfast: The Far From Sublime City In Brian Moore's Early Novels, Eamon Maher
Belfast: The Far From Sublime City In Brian Moore's Early Novels, Eamon Maher
Articles
No abstract provided.
Crosscurrents And Confluences: Echoes Of Religion In Twentieth-Century Fiction, Eamon Maher
Crosscurrents And Confluences: Echoes Of Religion In Twentieth-Century Fiction, Eamon Maher
Books/Chapters
No abstract provided.
Brood, Ian Kilroy
Brood, Ian Kilroy
Other
A long poem looking at the generation that grew up in Ireland after the historic 1979 visit of Pope John Paul II. Brood was filmed for Irish television with the support of the Arts Council, the Irish Film Board and RTÉ.
Extract From Statement By Myrtle Allen, At Official Opening Of Ballymaloe Cookery School, 1983., Myrtle Allen
Extract From Statement By Myrtle Allen, At Official Opening Of Ballymaloe Cookery School, 1983., Myrtle Allen
The Allen Family
Type written extract from statement by Murtle Allen, Ballymaloe Restaurent, at official opening of Ballymaloe Cookery School, November 14th, 1983.
Hand written notes are included which were written on reverse of pages.
Address By Mrs. Myrtle Allen At Launch Of Ballymaloe Cookbook, 1977., Myrtle Allen
Address By Mrs. Myrtle Allen At Launch Of Ballymaloe Cookbook, 1977., Myrtle Allen
The Allen Family
Type written address by Mrs Myrtle Allen at launch of Ballymaloe Cookbook, Irish Farm Centre, 2nd November, 1977.
Erin: Fantasia On Irish Airs, Julius Benedict