Editor: Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Advisory Editors: Arts: James MacKillop. Ascendancy Ireland: John Greene. Bibliography: John B. Davenport. Classics: Marianne McDonald. Drama: Christopher Murray. Gaelic Language: James J. Blake. Gaelic Literature: Ruairí Ó hUiginn. Irish America: Charles Fanning. Literature: Adrian Frazier. Nineteenth-Century History: Irene Whelan. Twentieth-Century History: Lawrence W; McBride. Women’s Studies: Patricia Haberstroh. Editors Emeriti: Eóin McKiernan (1965-86); James J Blake (1987-89).

Editors’ Notes [3]. ‘Distilling Spirits and Regulating Subjects: Whiskey and Beer in Romantic Britain’, by Hewitt S. Thayer [7]. ‘Ireland and Greeneland: The Irish in the Writings of Graham Greene’, by Charles F. Duffy [14]. ‘Oral and Literate Constructs of "Authentic" Irish Music’, by Mary Trachsel [27]. ‘Dánta Úra: New Poems’, by Paddy Bushe [47]. ‘The Memphis Riots of 1866’, by DeeGee Lester [59]. ‘Ireland, The Cuban Missile Crisis, and Civil Aviation: A Study in Applied Neutrality’, by Joseph P. O’Grady [67]. ‘“The Curse of Larkinism”: Patrick Mclntyre, The Toiler; and the Dublin Lockout of 1913’, by John Newsinger [90]. ‘Yeats’s Poems Written in Discouragement, 1912-1913: The Politics of Culture’, by Anthony Bradley [103]. ‘Women in Ireland’s Information Industry: Voices from the Inside’, by Eileen M. Trauth [133]. ‘“Gloom without Sunshine”: The Reception of T. C. Murray in America, 1911-1938’, by Albert J. DeGiacomo [151]. ‘“The Rest Should Be Silence”: The Second Self in the Works of John O’Donovan’, by Bernard McKenna [165]. Current Themes ‘Defining Irish Women: Dominant Discourses and Sites of Resistance’, by Pat O’Connor [177]. Book Reviews [188]. Notes and Queries [192]. Cover [132].