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Dr Deirdre Flynn

Posts by Dr Deirdre Flynn:
  • 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
  • Research Pioneers 2: Heather Ingman and Clíona Ó Gallchoir
  • IASIL 2019 – ‘The Critical Ground’ and Women’s Literary History
  • Research Pioneers 1: John Wilson Foster
  • 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
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shonaghhill Dr. Shonagh Hill @shonaghhill ·
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CFP: Retro & Hetero with the Housewife of the Year (1968-1995). Come join me, Trish McTighe and Gemma Carney for a symposium that will explore the Housewife of the Year contest and the evolving role of women in the domestic sphere. 26 &27 May at QUB: https://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/ael/events/CriticalDomesticitiesSymposiumRetroHeterowiththeHousewifeoftheYear1968-1995CFP.html

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librarymic MIC Library @librarymic ·
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Today is #worldtheatreday2023🎭 Here’s a selection of drama and theatre books from our collection. There are also some great theatrical performances available to watch on Drama Online https://libraryproxy.mic.ul.ie/login?url=https://www.dramaonlinelibrary.com/

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This event is sure to be of interest to members.

Inaugural symposium to shine a light on the Yeats Sisters
http://www.iasil.org/2023/03/symposium-the-yeats-sisters-commemoration-project/

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Lots of news from the Dun Emer Guild to Sally Rooney CFP to a job opportunity with IHA!
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