Irish Studies Review

VOLUME 7 Number 3 December 1999

Tara Brabazon and Paul Stock, ‘We Love You Ireland’: Riverdance and
Stepping through Antipodean Memory 301

Fergal Gaynor, ‘An Irish Potatoe Seasoned with Attic Salt’: The Reliques of Fr. Prout and Identity before The Nation 313

Gerard Moran, The National Brotherhood of St Patrick in Britain in the 1860s 325

Máire ní Fhlathúin, The Irish Oscar Wilde: Appropriations of the Artist 337

Jerry C. M. Nolan, Standish James O’Grady’s Cultural Nationalism 347

Gavin Murphy, ‘Keaning the North’: The Paintings of John Keane and Political Conflict in Northern Ireland 359

Reviews 371

Title Page and Contents, VOLUME 7 431

Irish Studies Review

VOLUME 7 Number 2 August 1999

Special issue: Irish Studies and Postcolonial Theory

Edited by Colin Graham (Queen’s University of Belfast) and
Willy Maley (University of Glasgow)

Colin Graham and Willy Maley, Introduction: Irish Studies and Postcolonial
Theory 149

Andrew Murphy, Ireland and Ante/anti-colonial Theory 153

Richard Kirkland, Rhetoric and (Mis)recognitions: Reading Casement 163

Aidan Arrowsmith, Debating Diasporic Identity: Nostalgia, (Post) Nationalism, ‘Critical Traditionalism’ 173

Tom Herron, Spectaculars: Seamus Heaney and the Limits of Mimicry 183

Breda Gray, Longings and Belongings—Gendered Spatialities of Irishness 193

Gerry Smyth, Irish Studies, Postcolonial Theory and the ‘New’
Essentialism 211

Ellen-Raïssa Jackson, Gender, Violence and Hybridity:Reading the
Postcolonial in Three Irish Novels 221

Review Articles
Ann Saddlemyer, ‘An almost psychedelic impact’: Jack Yeats 233

Bruce Stewart, Archive Fever in the Grad. School 237

Reviews 241

Irish Studies Review

VOLUME 7 Number 1 April 1999

John Robb, Hegemonic Megaliths: Changing the Irish Prehistoric 5

Andrew Hadfield, Rethinking Early-Modern Colonialism: The Anomalous
State of Ireland 13

Patrick Maume, James Mullin, the Poor Scholar: A Self-made Man from
Carleton’s Country 29

Pamela J. Kincheloe, Two Visions of Fairyland: Ireland and the Monumental
Discourse of the Nineteenth-century American Tourist 41

Spurgeon Thompson, The Commodification of Culture and Decolonisation
in Northern Ireland 53

John Goodby, Bhabha, the Post/Colonial and Glenn Patterson’s Burning
Your Own 65

Richard Mills, ‘All Stories Are Love Stories’: Robert McLiam Wilson
Interviewed by Richard Mills 73

REVIEW ARTICLES
Paddy McNally, Protestant Perspectives—Presbyterians, Patriots and
Unionists 79

John Kenny, ‘Elephants are Contagious’: Fintan O’Toole’s Ireland 83

REVIEWS 89

Irish Studies Review

VOLUME 6 Number 3 December 1998

Andrew Hadfield, William Baldwin’s Beware the Cat and the Question of
Anglo-Irish Literature 237

Richard B. McCready, Irish Catholicism and Nationalism in Scotland:
the Dundee Experience, 1850–1922 245

Mary Shine Thompson, Literary Life-chronology: An Alternative Form of Biography. The Case of Austin Clarke 253

Louise Ryan, Constructing ‘Irishwoman’: Modern Girls and Comely
Maidens 263

Jayne Steel, Vampira: Representations of the Irish Female Terrorist 273

Aoife Bhreatnach, Travellers and the Print Media: Words and Irish Identity 285

Timothy D. Taylor, Living in a Postcolonial World: Class and Soul in
The Commitments 291

REVIEW ARTICLE
Jonathan Bardon, The Irish Rebellion of 1798 303

REVIEWS 307

Title Page and Contents, VOLUME 6 351

Irish Studies Review

VOLUME 6 Number 2 August 1998

Mark Maguire, The Space of the Nation: History, Culture and a Conflict
in Modern Ireland 109

John Brannigan, ‘A Particular Vice of that People’: Giraldus Cambrensis and
the Discourse of English Colonialism 121

Andrew Smith, Bram Stoker’s The Mystery of the Sea: Ireland and the
Spanish–Cuban–American War 131

Conor Carville, Becoming Minor: Daniel Corkery and the Expatriated Nation 139

Michael W. Thomas, William Trevor’s Other Ireland: The Writer and his
Irish in his England 149

Clare Wallace, Running Amuck: Manic Logic in Patrick McCabe’s The
Butcher Boy 157

Sean Campbell, Race of Angels: The Critical Reception of Second-generation
Irish Musicians 165

REVIEW ARTICLE
Donald Graham, Northern Ireland, Employment and the Law 175

REVIEWS 181

Irish Studies Review

VOLUME 6 Number 1 April 1998

Bruce Stewart, Inside Nationalism: A Meditation upon Inventing Ireland 5

Barbara White, ‘The Inferior Sort of the Kingdom of Ireland’: Irishmen
and Tyburn Tree 17

Michael de Nie, The Famine, Irish Identity, and the British Press 27

Selina Guinness, ‘Visions and Beliefs in the West of Ireland’: Irish Folklore
and British Anthropology, 1898–1920 37

Keiko Inoue, Dáil Propaganda and the Irish Self-Determination League
of Great Britain during the Anglo–Irish War 47

Klaus-Gunnar Schneider, Irishness and Postcoloniality in Glenn
Patterson’s Burning Your Own 55

Richard Mills, Closed Places of the Spirit:Interview with Maurice Leitch 63

REVIEWS 69