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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"Anglo-Irish"”.
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Anglo-Irish Music in Cork 1750-1800
Music in Dublin in the eighteenth century has been a rather well researched topic and the subject of a number of books and articles. However, it is only when one tries to discover what life was like for the musicians who chose to live in the country that one realises how little research has been …
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British Intelligence Operations During the Anglo-Irish War
… intelligence operations against those of the Irish Republican Army during the years 1919-1921. It is a reassessment of previous perceptions on the British as well as an examination of the British administration and its policies that adversely affected the success of their campaign against …
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Anglo-Irish relations and the Northern Ireland problem 1980-1993
… of this thesis is to analyse the development of Anglo-Irish interaction on the Northern Ireland issue 1980-1993. The thesis examines how and why the policies of the two states changed towards Northern Ireland and towards intergovernmental co-operation. The work seeks to contextualise the …
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Northern Ireland and the Anglo-Irish agreement: peace in our time?
The Anglo-Irish Agreement in November 1985 represented a watershed in Anglo-Irish relations. Its specific aim has been the removal of the unionist veto which has frustrated attempts to settle the Irish Question since the partition of Northern Ireland from the rest of the island in 1921. Heralded …
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Irish Life and Character in Anglo-Irish and English Fiction During the Career of Maria Edgeworth
… examining in the light of Ireland's history the Irish characters and scenes in the Anglo-Irish and English fiction of the early nineteenth century, I have found that the abnormal times were productive of many of the strange types portrayed by the novelists. Reference to the traditions, social …
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The Irish Army in the Congo
… the Free State (F.S.) had as its forerunner the Irish Republican Army (I.R.A.). Many who fought in the Anglo Irish war with the I.R.A. continued their service with the N.A. in the civil war of 1922/3. Although there was heavy recruitment to the NA at the start of the civil war, the veteran …
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A critical evaluation of banking resolution measures in a context of crisis. Lessons from the resolution of Anglo Irish Bank during the 2008 financial crisis
… the lessons to be learned from the resolution of Anglo Irish Bank during the 2008 financial crisis, in order to evaluate the six resolution tools that are defined in the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (Directive 2014/59/EU) and that are integrated within the Single Resolution Mechanism. …
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The Rebellion of James Eustace, Viscount Baltinglass III , 1580 - 81: A study of the causes, course and consequences of the response of an Anglo - Irish Catholic layman to Elizabethan religious repression
… to Scrutiny in the light of developments in Irish Tudor historiography, resulting in the modification of the view of the accepted interpretation that the viscount was solely impelled by credal conviction. The possibility of his representing the economic ans social grievances of his social …
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The Celtic Twilight as Reflected in the Two-Piano Works of Joan Trimble (1915-2000)
… Ireland. The movement, which was created by the Anglo-Irish ruling classes as a method of maintaining their elite status in Ireland, initially began as a literary movement, but eventually branched out into other areas of Irish culture and society, such as sport, art, and music. Present …
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The Big House Motif in the Twentieth Century Hiberno-English Novel
… Chapter 1 briefly discusses the history of the Anglo-Irish from the time of Cromwell through the Irish revolution and civil war in the early twentieth century. In this chapter the significance of the big house as a symbol for the Anglo-Irish will be explored, and attention given to the …
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Troubles in Irish writing and the influence of politics and religion
… and a particular atmosphere I found in Irish writing were due to more than the syntax of Hyberno-English. I was curious and to investigate further I returned to university to add English literature as a major to an existing degree in Psychology, Anthropology, Linguistics and the relevant …
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The British Army in Ireland 1961-1921 : a social and cultural history
… stretching from the Easter Rising of 1916 to the Anglo-Irish Treaty of December 1921. As such, it represents the first concerted attempt to view the period though the eyes of the soldiery and both challenge and corroborate 'received' views of the military's role in the conflict. Previous accounts …
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Modern Homes? An Analysis of Irish and British Women's Literary Constructions of Domestic Space 1929-1946
… binarism is notably absent in the works of Irish and British women authors from 1929-1946. On the contrary, in these texts, domestic space has multiple functions, not least of which is its usefulness in exploring concepts of modernity, including the consequences of industrial scale warfare …
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Southern Irish Unionism during the revolutionary and post-Independence periods, 1912-1932
This research focuses on the role of the Anglo-Irish Ascendancy and commercial interests from the southern 26 counties of Ireland in determining southern unionist policies and political strategies in the early 20th century. The specific time frame under examination extends from the beginning of the …
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Colonial shorthand: Swift, the ascendancy, and internal Colonialism
… his membership in Ireland's governing class (the Anglo-Irish Protestant Ascendancy), and more specifically his devotion to the Church of Ireland, implicate him directly in England's domination of Irish life. Drawing on post-colonial theory, I argue that colonialism's effects on Swift are seen most …
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"No Idle Sightseers": the Ulster Women's Unionist Council and Ulster Unionism(1911 - 1920)
… War I erupted in 1914 and was followed by the Anglo-Irish War (1919-1922), the partition of Ireland in 1922, and the Civil War (1922-1923). Within a year of its establishment the UWUC was the largest women’s political organization in Ireland with an estimated membership of between 115,000 and …
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Beleaguered resonance: Loyalist entrenchment and division in the early troubles, 1963–1985
… beginning in 1963, to the 1985 signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Through an extrapolation of socioeconomic class dynamics, and geographical imperatives informed by such source material as population demographics, election results, distribution of political violence, as well as numerous …
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