Robert M O’Halloran
Biographic Data
| ID | 5668637 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert M O’Halloran |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert M |
| FAMILY NAME | O’Halloran |
| SIGNATURE | O’HALLORAN R M |
| AFFILIATIONS | East Carolina University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4299-9281 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A survey of the Clann Ghormáin (McGormans) of Ibrickan, county Clare
Presented here is a transcription and translation of a late sixteenth-century poem by ollamh Maoilín Óg Mac Bruaideadha on the historical migration of the Clann Ghormáin from Leinster to Thomond, where they settled in Ibrickan under new overlords, the Uí Bhriain. From these beginnings, Clann Ghormáin advanced themselves to a prominent position in the lordship of Thomond, which lasted until the loss of their estates in the mid-seventeenth century.…
Clare Abbey, Clann Chraith and the coarb of St Breacán
A poem on the life of St Breacán sheds light on the use of literary devices to advance proprietorial interests in the late medieval diocese of Killaloe. The poem enumerates land grants and dues that, taken together, represent a charter of rights owed to the saint and his coarb (comharba). Previous analysis of the poem indicates that it was produced at Clare Abbey under the auspices of Clann Chraith (the McGrath lineage), who were the hereditary a…
Edible identities
Edible entities: Food as cultural heritage is a book that focuses on diverse cuisines as culture and heritage. As noted in the introduction of the book, food, as heritage implies that while closely
Foodies & food tourism
Foodies & food tourism is a 239 page volume that includes 9 chapters. The topics cover a range of food tourism concepts including the perspectives of the foodie and food tourism; the who and what o
Managing Major Sports Events
Events and urban regeneration
Event Sponsorship
Tourism and social change in post-socialist Zanzibar
Tourism and social change in post-socialist Zanzibar (2013) by Keshodkar is a book focused on society in Zanzibar and the influence that tourism has had and continues to have as their society progr
Tourism and archaeological heritage management at Petra
This book is an extensive study of the history and current status of Petra. The central issues are framed around the hypothesis that the desire to generate revenues from the site may serve to compr
Traveling heavy
Managing Tourism
The business of hotels
The business of hotels
Managing Tourism
Tourism and archaeological heritage management at Petra
This book is an extensive study of the history and current status of Petra. The central issues are framed around the hypothesis that the desire to generate revenues from the site may serve to compr
Traveling heavy
Managing Major Sports Events
Events and urban regeneration
Event Sponsorship
Tourism and social change in post-socialist Zanzibar
Tourism and social change in post-socialist Zanzibar (2013) by Keshodkar is a book focused on society in Zanzibar and the influence that tourism has had and continues to have as their society progr
Edible identities
Edible entities: Food as cultural heritage is a book that focuses on diverse cuisines as culture and heritage. As noted in the introduction of the book, food, as heritage implies that while closely
Foodies & food tourism
Foodies & food tourism is a 239 page volume that includes 9 chapters. The topics cover a range of food tourism concepts including the perspectives of the foodie and food tourism; the who and what o
Clare Abbey, Clann Chraith and the coarb of St Breacán
A poem on the life of St Breacán sheds light on the use of literary devices to advance proprietorial interests in the late medieval diocese of Killaloe. The poem enumerates land grants and dues that, taken together, represent a charter of rights owed to the saint and his coarb (comharba). Previous analysis of the poem indicates that it was produced at Clare Abbey under the auspices of Clann Chraith (the McGrath lineage), who were the hereditary a…
A survey of the Clann Ghormáin (McGormans) of Ibrickan, county Clare
Presented here is a transcription and translation of a late sixteenth-century poem by ollamh Maoilín Óg Mac Bruaideadha on the historical migration of the Clann Ghormáin from Leinster to Thomond, where they settled in Ibrickan under new overlords, the Uí Bhriain. From these beginnings, Clann Ghormáin advanced themselves to a prominent position in the lordship of Thomond, which lasted until the loss of their estates in the mid-seventeenth century.…
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