Fired! Irish Women Poets and the Canon
Irish Women Poets, an Elliptical Movements Category Lizzie Twigg: Irish Woman Poet Number 101 URL: https://ellipticalmovements.wordpress.com/2017/08/27/lizzie-twigg-irish-woman-poet-number-100/ Henrietta Nethercott: Irish Woman Poet URL: https://ellipticalmovements.wordpress.com/2017/08/06/henrietta-nethercott-irish-woman-poet/ Lucy Spring-Rice: Irish Woman Poet URL: https://ellipticalmovements.wo ...
Fired! Irish Women Poets and the Canon
MEAS , Measuring Equality in the Arts Sector was established in 2018. From their website: Interim Reports MEAS prepares interim reports focused on monitoring equality in the literary arts in Ireland, and is open to proposals regarding the preparation of similar reports examining the arts sector in Ireland more generally. These interim reports are subject to revision and finalised versions are publ ...
Fired! Irish Women Poets and the Canon
A response to articles by Sinead Gleeson " A profound deafness to the female voice (The Irish Times, April 18th, 2018) and Deirdre Falvey "“ Two-thirds of published poets are male, so does poetry have a gender issue? ” (The Irish Times, August 17th, 2019) URL : https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/a-profound-deafness-to-the-female-voice-1.3467144 Faced with the catastrophic canonical neglect o ...
Queen's University Belfast, Special Collections
The opening paragraph of the first Jewish Gazette editorial neatly summarises the aims: "Briefly, our purpose is to record and comment on Jewish activities in Ireland in every sphere, whether charitable, religious, cultural, or Zionist; to crystallise Jewish opinion in Ireland on subjects of controversial or general communal interest; and also to act as the forum from which every shade of Jewish o ...
Queen's University Belfast, Special Collections
The Record begins as a monthly magazine published by and for the Belfast Jewish community in 1954, gradually reducing to three issues per year by 2015. It offers a fascinating insight into an important but often overlooked community in Northern Ireland. Issues of the Belfast Jewish Record from 1954-2015 are currently available online: http://digital-library.qub.ac.uk/digital/collection/p15979coll2 ...
Fired! Irish Women Poets and the Canon
Archived pages from the Fired! Irish Women Poets website URL : https://thepledgearchived.home.blog/
Tipperary Studies
This is a collection of family and estate papers from the Murphys of Ballinamona. The official Return of Owners of Land published in 1876 lists William Murphy of Ballinamona as having an estate of 856.75 acres. The family continued at Ballinamona until the death of Kathleen Murphy in 1975, the last of the family. What made the Murphy family different from their ‘Big House’ neighbours and which giv ...
Tipperary Studies
In 1838 the Irish Poor Law Act was passed, introducing an entirely new system of state welfare in Ireland. The result was the establishment of over one hundred Poor Law Unions throughout the country. Each Union had a Workhouse, financed by the payment of rates on landholders in the Union. The vast bulk of the Poor Law Union (PLU) sources comprise Minute and Rate Books. Minute Books contain the rec ...
Fired! Irish Women Poets and the Canon
This bibliography was collated by Laura Loftus. First published and made accessible Via the RASCAL website. Related papers (URLs) http://www.rascal.ac.uk/institutions/fired-irish-women-poets-and-canon/pledge-related-documents-0 http://www.rascal.ac.uk/institutions/fired-irish-women-poets-and-canon/pledge-critical-works-cited http://www.rascal.ac.uk/institutions/fired-irish-women-poets-and-canon/wh ...
