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Dr Deirdre Flynn

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Posts by Dr Deirdre Flynn:

MINING THE WORKS OF IRISH WOMEN WRITERS, PART II
Mining the Works of Irish Women Writers, Primary Sources in Archival Collections
An Appreciation of Winifred Letts
“A good English factory-girl”: the erased Irishness of nineteenth-century poet Fanny Forrester in Ben Brierley’s Journal
Truth or Dare: Martina Devlin shares the introduction of her new book

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Research Pioneers 5: Lucy Collins
Research Pioneers 4: Heidi Hansson
Roots of the Present: Memories of My Grandmother Mary Manning
Between Two Worlds: Examining "Merry England" as an Outlet for Irish Women Writers
Irish Women Writers and the Argosy (1865-1901)

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