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Dr Deirdre Flynn

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Posts by Dr Deirdre Flynn:

Between Two Worlds: Examining "Merry England" as an Outlet for Irish Women Writers
Irish Women Writers and the Argosy (1865-1901)
Research Pioneers 3: James H. Murphy
Letters and the archive: Kate O Brien and Mary O Malley
Book Review: Mary Lee: The Life and Times of a ‘Turbulent Anarchist’ and Her Battle for Women’s Rights

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Between Two Worlds: Examining "Merry England" as an Outlet for Irish Women Writers
Irish Women Writers and the Argosy (1865-1901)
Research Pioneers 3: James H. Murphy
Letters and the archive: Kate O Brien and Mary O Malley
Book Review: Mary Lee: The Life and Times of a ‘Turbulent Anarchist’ and Her Battle for Women’s Rights

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