• Heather Ingman, ‘Edna O’Brien: Stretching the Nation’s Boundaries’ [253]
• Isobel Ryan, ‘Poetic Place and Geographical Space: An Analysis of the Poetry of Mairtin O Direain’ [267]
• Hazel Hynd, ‘Celtic Rivals: John Davidson and W. B. Yeats’ [277]
• Kavita Philip, ‘Race, Class and the Imperial Politics of Ethnography in India, Ireland and London, 1850-1910’ [289]
• David Kennedy, ‘Mound-dwellers and Mummers: Language and Community in Seamus Heaney’s Wintering Out’ [303]
• Gillian McIntosh, ‘A Performance of Consensus? The Coronation Visit of Elizabeth II to Northern Ireland, 1953’ [315]

• Ged Martin, The Cambridge Union and Ireland 1815-1914, reviewed by Melissa Fegan [331]
• Marilyn Silverman, An Irish Working Class: Explorations in Political Economy and Hegemony, 1800-1950, reviewed by Mark Farmer.
• Glen Hooper, ed., The Tourist’s Gaze: Travellers to Ireland 1800-2000, reviewed by Melissa Fegan.
• Roger Swift, ed., Irish Migrants in Britain, 1815-1914: A Documentary History, reviewed by Graham Davis.
• G. K. Peatling, British Opinion and Irish Self-government 1865-1925: From Unionism to Liberal Commonwealth, reviewed by Patrick Maume.
• by Terence Dooley, The Decline of the Big House in Ireland: A Study of Irish Landed Families 1860-1960, reviewed by Maura Cronin
• Brian Walker, Past and Present: History, Identity and Politics in Ireland, reviewed by Brendan Bradshaw.
• Edna Longley & Declan Kiberd, Multi-culturalism: The View .from the Two Irelands, reviewed by Gerry Smyth.
• Kieran McEvoy, Paramilitary Imprisonment in Northern Ireland. Resistance, Management, and Re-lease, reviewed by Mark Radford.
• Fergal Cochrane & Seamus Dunne, People Power? The Role of the Voluntary and Community Sector in the Northern Ireland Conflict, reviewed by Paul Burgess.

• Jan Jedrzejewski, ed., The Cock and Anchor, Being a Chronicle of Old Dublin City [by J. S. Le Fanu], reviewed by Victor Sage [345].
• Joanna Krieg, Whitman and the Irish, reviewed by Karen Karbiener.
• Gregory Castle, Modernism and the Celtic Revival, reviewed by Aidan Arrowsmith.
• Colm Tóibín, Lady Gregory’s Toothbrush, reviewed by Scott Boltwood.
• Frederick N. Smith, Beckett’s Eighteenth Century, reviewed by Joseph McMinn.
• Paul Davies, Beckett and Eros: Death of Humanism, reviewed by Peter Boxall.
• Dillon Johnston, The Poetic Economies of England and Ireland, 1912-2000, reviewed by Michael Faherty.
• Lis Christensen, Elizabeth Bowen: The Later Fiction, reviewed by Peter Kuch.
• Tony Corbett, Brian Friel: Decoding the Language of the Tribe, reviewed by Linden Peach
• Derek Hand, John Banville: Exploring Fictions, reviewed by Kersti Tarien.
• Eugene O’Brien, Seamus Heaney: Creating Irelands of the Mind, reviewed by Linden Peach.
• Elizabeth Butler Cullingford, Ireland’s Others: Gender and Ethnicity in Irish Literature and Popular Culture, reviewed by Peter Kuch.
• Seamus Heaney, Electric Light, reviewed by Ruben Moi.
• David Wheatley, Misery Hill, Aidan Rooney-Cespedes, Day Release, reviewed by Conor Carville.
• Richard Wall, An Irish Literary Dictionary and Glossary, reviewed by James E. Doan.
• Frank Sewell, Modern Irish Poetry: A New Alhambra,’reviewed by Alan Titley.

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