The Eurovision Song Contest has been called everything from 'the Gay Olympics' to 'a
monument to drivel', but can it also be thought of as historical fiction–and what could that …

В статье анализируется размежевание ирландского национализма в годы Первой
мировой войны. Показан процесс радикализации и милитаризации политического …

Brexit is haunted by the ghost (s) of partition. Since June 2016 the vexatious specter of the
Irish border has returned to haunt Irish, British, and wider European politics in a way not …

This special issue, stemming out of the AHRC-funded Teaching and Learning War Research
Network (2017–2020), is published at an important juncture in cultural memory: as the focus …

Making it up as we go along 183 the Withdrawal Agreement having been signed into law),
but particularly by Conservatives (Kenny & Sheldon 2020) and the DUP (Murphy & …

The papers of the Armstrong family of Moyaliffe Castle, County Tipperary, held at the
Glucksman Library, University of Limerick in Ireland, contain a unique set of diaries …

On 8 April 1998, the Good Friday Agreement was signed, ending 30 years of a conflict which
had riven Northern Ireland society. The agreement has been transformational, particularly …

The recent 'recovery'of First World War memory in Ireland has been much discussed and
widely celebrated. What has been represented as Ireland's centennial reacquaintance with …

The treatment of Great War remembrance and commemoration in the southern counties of
Ireland has been overwhelmingly attributed to concepts of historical amnesia within …

Abstract Commemoration centred on First World War memorials has been a constant feature
of civic life across the UK and many European countries over the past century, however …