Dublin Made Me

Irish and British Studies · Political and Economic history of UK and US · History

• Donegal and the joint-I.R.A. northern offensive, May–November 1922

  Open Access•Robert Lynch•Irish Historical Studies•2006

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• Who were the Shoneens?’

  Aaron Ó Maonaigh•Soccer and Society•2016

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• Darling of the Gods’

  David Toms•Soccer and Society•2014

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• Boys indifferent to the manly sports of their race”

  Richard McElligott•Irish Studies Review•2019

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• The Evolution of Athleticism in Elite Irish Schools 1878–1914. Beyond the Finn/Cronin Debate

  Colm Hickey•The International Journal of the…•2013

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• The red livery of shame’

  Open Access•Terence Denman•Irish Historical Studies•1994

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• The organisation and activism of Dublin’s Protestant working class, 1883–1935

  Open Access•Martin Maguire•Irish Historical Studies•1994

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• Irish republican women in Australia

  Open Access•Dianne Hall•Irish Historical Studies•2019

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• Ancient Mythology and Revolutionary Ideology in Ireland, 1878–1916

  Open Access•Martin Williams•The Historical Journal•1983

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• The Revisionist Debate in Ireland

  Kevin Whelan•boundary 2•2004

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• The Irish National Aid Association and the Radicalization of Public Opinion in Ireland, 1916–1918

  Open Access•Caoimhe Nic Dháibhéid•The Historical Journal•2012

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• Irish Officers in the British Forces, 1922–45

  Open Access•Steven O’Connor, Steven O'Connor•Irish Officers in the British…•2014

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