Welcome to the Irish Women’s Writing (1880-1920) Network
Our network facilitates international and interdisciplinary connections and exchanges between researchers recovering and studying the lives and work of Irish women writers, artists, historians, scientists and more.
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- Rosa Mulholland, Digital Renaissance and Digital Humanities in Trier, GermanyCitation: Brassil, G. and K. Laing. (2025) ‘Rosa Mulholland, Digital Renaissance and Digital Humanities in Trier, Germany’, IWWN Blog, date of posted entry. Available at (accessed date) Geraldine Brassil and Kathryn Laing In March 1909 Rosa Mulholland’s short story, ‘Krescenz: An Idyll on the…
- Re-examining Wilde in The Woman’s WorldEleanor Fitzsimons How to cite: Fitzsimons, E. (2024) ‘Re-examining Wilde in The Woman’s World’, IWWN Blog, date of posted entry, Available at https://irishwomenswritingnetwork.com/blog/ (Accessed date) ‘Society began to take Oscar Wilde seriously when he became editor of the Woman’s World.’ Anna de Brémont in Oscar Wilde and His Mother…
- Mary Banim and Goldsmith’s CountryDr Geraldine Brassil How to cite: Brassil, G (2024) ‘Mary Banim and Goldsmith’s Country’, IWWN Blog, date of posted entry, Available at https://irishwomenswritingnetwork.com/blog/ (Accessed date) Kilkenny brothers and writing partners John (1798-1842) and Michael (1796-1874) Banim are described by James H. Murphy as ‘important Catholic writers.’[1] However,…
