• Desmond Taynor, ‘Fictionalising Ireland’ [125]
• Michael Parker, ‘Reckonings: The Political Contexts for Northern Irish Literature 1965-68’ [133]
• Peter Boxall, ‘Samuel Beckett: Towards a Political Reading’ [159]
• John Foster, Muir Houston & Chris Madigan, ‘Distinguishing Catholics and Protestants among Irish Immigrants to Clydeside: A New Approach to Immigration and Ethnicity in Victorian Britain’ [171]
• Shane Murphy, ‘'A Code of Images': Northern Irish Centos’ [193]

• L. A. Clarkson & E. Margaret Crawford, Feast and Famine: A History of Food and Nutrition in Ireland 1500-1920, reviewed by L. M. Cullen. [205]
• Bernadette Whelan, ed., Women and Paid Work in Ireland 1500-1930, reviewed by Jayne Steel.
• Micheál Ó Síochrú, ed., Kingdoms in Crisis: Ireland in the 1640s. Essays in Honour of Donal Cregan, reviewed by R. C. Richardson.
• Pádraig Lenihan, Confederate Catholics at War, 1641-49, reviewed by Patrick Little.
• J. H. Ohlmeyer, Civil War and Restoration in the Three Stuart Kingdoms: The Career of Randal MacDonnell, Marquis of Antrimreviewed by John Cronin.
• James H. Murphy, Abject Loyalty: Nationalism and Monarchy in Ireland during the Reign of Queen Victoria, reviewed by Mary E. Daly.
• Jim Herlihy, The Dublin Metropolitan Police: A Short History and Genealogical Guide, and Herlihy, The Dublin Metropolitan Police: A Complete Alphabetical List of Officers and Men, 1836-1925, reviewed by Brian Griffin.
• Oonagh Walsh, Ireland’s Independence, 1880-1923, reviewed by James H. Murphy.
• Alan Hayes & Diane Urquhart, eds., The Irish Women’s History Reader, reviewed by Ruth-Ann M. Harris.
• Thomas J. Morrissey, William J. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin 1841-1921, reviewed by John Newsinger.
• Elizabeth Crooke, Politics, Archaeology and the Creation of a National Museum of Ireland: An Expression of National Life, reviewed by Charles E. Orser Jr.

• Christopher Morash, A History of Irish Theatre, 1601-2000, reviewed by Nicholas Grene [220].
• Georges Denis Zimmermann, The Irish Storyteller, reviewed by James E. Doan.
• A. M. Gibbs, A Bernard Shaw Chronology, reviewed by Nicholas Grene.
• John Paul Riquelme, ed., Bram Stoker, Dracula: Complete, Authoritative Text with Biographical, Historical, and Cultural Contexts, Critical History, and Essays from Contemporary Critical Perspectives, reviewed by Lisa Hopkins.
• David Pierce, ed., W. B. ¥eats. Critical Assessments, reviewed by Barbara A. Suess.
• Willard Pons, Joyce and the Two Irelands, reviewed by Patrick Parrinder.
• Patrick McGee, Joyce Beyond Marx: History and Desire in Ulysses and Finnegans Wake, reviewed by Louis Armand.
• Richard White, Remembering Ahanagran: Storytelling in a Family’s Past, reviewed by Patrick O’Sullivan.
• Anne McCartney, Francis Stuart Face to Face: A Critical Study, reviewed by Ellen-Raisa Jackson.
• John Goodby, Irish Poetry since 1950: From Stillness into History, reviewed by Fran Brearton.
• Christine St. Peter, Changing Ireland: Strategies in Contemporary Women’s Fiction, reviewed by Siobhan Holland.
• David Marcus, Oughtobiography: Leaves from the Diary of a Hyphenated Jew, reviewed by Paul Delaney.
• Caramine White, Reading Roddy Doyle, reviewed by Helen Day.
• Judy Friel & Sanford Stemlicht, eds., New Plays from the Abbey Theatre. Vol. Two 1996-1998, reviewed by Christina Hunt Mahony.
• Aaron Kelly & Alan A. Gillis, Critical Ireland: New Essays in Literature and Culture, reviewed by Maureen O’Connor.
• Brendan Kennelly, Glimpses, reviewed by Philip Gross.
• Colin Graham, Deconstructing Ireland: Identity, Theory, Culture, reviewed by Clare Wallace.

REVIEWS/CULTURE, MEDIA, SOCIETY

• Lance Pettitt, Screening Ireland: Film and Television Representation, reviewed by Gerardine Meaney [244]
• Kieran Allen, The Celtic Tiger: The Myth of Social Partnership in Ireland, reviewed by John A. Jackson.