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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Associational culture"”.

  1. A study of associational culture and the development of Irish nationalism, 1780-1830, with the construction of a software information environment

    This research investigates the role of associational culture in the development of Irish nationalism during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. Parallel to this historical investigation it examines the use of and implements a digital humanities methodology to research and where …

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  2. The Growth and Development of Sport in Co. Tipperary, 1840-1880

    … of the elite class is reflected countywide. The associational culture among this class became evident in summer time recreations most notably archery, lawn tennis and cricket. Cricket was the one sport which was quickly diffused throughout the sporting community of Tipperary as it became, in the …

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  3. Ernesettle Everyday life in ‘a lovely estate’:post-war council housing and cultural incorporation 1950-1980

    … estate history comprising: a neighbourhood culture of mutual support and lively street life; a domestic culture, closely bound to the nuclear family and the home as a site of consumption; an associational culture of clubs, sports, the church, the pub, and social club; and a working culture

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  4. The Dublin Library Society and its founding members: associational activity and cultural patriotism in late-eighteenth-century Dublin.

    … to institutional libraries or participation in associational activities was largely limited to elites and those from the Established Church. The Dublin Library Society provided a public reference library service without restrictions of confession, connection, elections, or status”with admission …

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