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Editors’ Introduction

pp. 3-5

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/eir.1997.0027

Cover

From King Billy to Cú Chulainn: Loyalist and Republican Murals, Past, Present, and Future

Bill Rolston

pp. 6-28

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All That Trouble and Nothing to Show for It: Yeats’s The Herne’s Egg and The Misbirth of a Nation

Susan Cannon Harris

pp. 29-65

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/eir.1997.0029

New Poems

Castile

Louise Glück

pp. 66-67

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Peggy O’Brien

pp. 68-77

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Lord Brookeborough and the Andrews’ Premiership

Brian Barton

pp. 78-95

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Anglo-Irish Autobiography and the Genealogical Mandate

Elizabeth Grubgeld

pp. 96-115

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Land Reform Legislation and Security of Tenure in Ireland after Independence

David Seth Jones

pp. 116-143

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Courting Public Opinion: Handling Informers in the 1790s

Julia M. Wright

pp. 144-169

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“Ghosts and Realities”: Female TDs and the Treaty Debate

Jason Knirck

pp. 170-194

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Retaliate and Punish: Political Violence as form and Memory in Northern Ireland 1

Allen Feldman

pp. 195-235

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Reviews and Commentary

The State of Gender in Irish Studies: A Review Essay

Laura E. Lyons

pp. 236-260

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Three 1798 Bicentenary Exhibitions Compared

John Turpin

pp. 261-268

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Notes and Queries

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Contributors

pp. 272-274

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Editors’ Introduction

Cover

From King Billy to Cú Chulainn: Loyalist and Republican Murals, Past, Present, and Future

All That Trouble and Nothing to Show for It: Yeats’s The Herne’s Egg and The Misbirth of a Nation

New Poems

Castile

from Annaghmakerrig

Lord Brookeborough and the Andrews’ Premiership

Anglo-Irish Autobiography and the Genealogical Mandate

Land Reform Legislation and Security of Tenure in Ireland after Independence

Courting Public Opinion: Handling Informers in the 1790s

“Ghosts and Realities”: Female TDs and the Treaty Debate

Retaliate and Punish: Political Violence as form and Memory in Northern Ireland 1

Reviews and Commentary

The State of Gender in Irish Studies: A Review Essay

Three 1798 Bicentenary Exhibitions Compared

Notes and Queries

Contributors

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