• Gaelicisation, Education and the Gaelic Script 

  Volmering, Nicole (Peter Lang, 2024)

  On St Brigit’s Day 1922, the new Provisional Government of the Saorstát, announced the first of a series of far-reaching changes to the national education system. The first of these, known as Public Notice No. 4, was ...
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  Review of Toby Lincoln, An Urban History of China 

  Jackson, Isabella (2023)

  Perhaps the greatest achievement of this book is the way that Toby Lincoln manages to convey a great enthusiasm for the vibrancy of Chinese cities. Author and reader alike are seduced by these exciting concentrations of ...
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  Kathleen Clarke: A Life Proclaimed 

  Litton, Helen Clare (Trinity College Dublin. School of Histories & Humanities. Discipline of History, 2023)

  This thesis analyses the memoir 'Revolutionary Woman', written during the 1940s by Kathleen Daly Clarke, and published in 1991. Kathleen married the Fenian activist Tom Clarke in 1901 in New York. They returned to Ireland ...
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  Commemorating the Past: The Breton Church and its Irish Element, c.800-1100 

  Yhuel, Elysée Natalie (Trinity College Dublin. School of Histories & Humanities. Discipline of History, 2023)

  Brittany's beginnings as a refuge for British migrants meant that, historically, Brittany seemed looked to the Insular world for its culture, language, and religion. Beginning in the ninth century, Brittany faced several ...
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  Across the Isles: The Transnational Lordship of the Mortimer Earls of March and Ulster 1368-1398 

  McDonagh, Patrick Bernard (Trinity College Dublin. School of Histories & Humanities. Discipline of History, 2023)

  This thesis offers an original examination of a transnational aristocratic lordship which spanned the worlds of late fourteenth century Ireland, Wales, and England. The composite lordship of the Mortimer earls of March and ...

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