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Volume 43 - Issue 164 - November 2019

Reviews and short notices

Dagger John: Archbishop John Hughes and the making of Irish America. By John Loughery. Pp 420. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press. 2018. $32.95/£25.99.

Ribbon societies in nineteenth-century Ireland and its diaspora: the persistence of tradition. By Kyle Hughes and Donald M. MacRaild. Pp 346. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2018. £90.

Urban spaces in nineteenth-century Ireland. Edited by Georgina Laragy, Olwen Purdue and Jonathan Jeffrey Wright. Pp ix + 212, illus. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2018. £75.

The life and times of Daniel Murray: esteemed archbishop of Dublin, 1823–1852. By Thomas J. Morrissey. Pp 288. Dublin: Messenger Publications. 2018. €29.95.

Redmond: a life undone. By Chris Dooley. Pp ix + 339. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan. 2015. €24.99.

Women of the country house in Ireland, 1860–1914. By Maeve O'Riordan. Pp 339. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2018. £85.

Fighting Irish in the American Civil War and the invasion of Mexico. Edited by Arthur H. Mitchell. Pp viii + 264. Jefferson, North Carolina: Mc Farland & Company. 2017. US$35.

Eoin MacNeill: memoir of a revolutionary scholar. Edited by Brian Hughes. Pp xvii + 142. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission. 2016. €25.

The Maamtrasna murders: language, life and death in nineteenth-century Ireland. By Margaret Kelleher. Pp 328. Dublin: University College Dublin Press. 2018. €20.

Civilising rural Ireland: the co-operative movement, development and the nation state, 1889–1939. By Patrick Doyle. Pp 248. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2019. £80.

Seán Murray: Marxist-Leninist and Irish socialist republicanism. By Seán Byers. Pp xii + 228. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2015. €24.99.

Imagining alternative Irelands in 1912: cultural discourse in the periodical press. By Brian Ward. Pp 238. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2017. €45.

Limerick: the Irish Revolution, 1912–23. By John O'Callaghan. Pp xiii + 177. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2018. €19.95. - Derry: the Irish Revolution, 1912–23. By Adrian Grant. Pp xiii + 192. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2018. €19.95.

Letters of the Catholic poor: poverty in independent Ireland, 1920–1940. By Lindsey Earner-Byrne. Pp 284. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2017. £75.

Northern Ireland and the politics of boredom: conflict, capital and culture. By George Legg. Pp 220. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2018. £75.

Moving histories: Irish women's emigration to Britain from independence to republic. By Jennifer Redmond. Pp xii + 278. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2018. £80.

White elephants: the country house and the state in independent Ireland, 1922–1973. By Emer Crooke. Pp xxiii + 263. Dublin: University College Dublin Press. 2018. €40.

Party politics in a new democracy: the Irish Free State, 1922–37. By Mel Farrell. Pp 332. London: Palgrave / Macmillan. 2017. €89.99.

Unapproved routes: histories of the Irish border, 1922–1972. By Peter Leary. Pp 272. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2016. £26.49.

Youth and popular culture in 1950s Ireland. By Eleanor O'Leary. Pp 256. London: Bloomsbury. 2018. £25. - Reframing Irish youth in the sixties. By Carole Holohan. Pp 264. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2018. £80.

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Volume 43 - Issue 164 - November 2019

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