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Kerron Ó Luain (Professional Historian)

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Email	kerron.oluain@gmail.com
Twitter link	https://twitter.com/DublinHistorian
Bio	I am currently a Research Fellow in Acadamh na hOllscolaíochta Gaeilge, University of Galway, where I am conducting research on Irish-language services within the Public Service on behalf of The Department of the Gaeltacht. — Prior to that I was engaged in postdoctoral research funded by the Irish Research Council and An Chomhairle um Oideachas Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta (COGG), and working in partnership with DCU, on a project entitled “Stair Ghluaiseacht na Gaelscolaíochta, 1973-2023” (The History of the Gaelscoil Movement, 1973-2023). The project centred on the oral history of the activists involved in founding and promoting gaelscoileanna throughout Ireland over the last fifty years. Incorporating public history and the digital humanities, the end result will be a book publication, a number of articles, and an interactive digital map and archive to coincide with the fiftieth commemoration of the founding of the movement in 1973. — Broadly, my research interest lies in anti-colonial and decolonial movements in Ireland during the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries. I am particularly interested in how the subaltern of colonised countries organised themselves to resist imperialism of the economic, political and cultural varieties, how class influenced the form of this resistance, and in how theories of decolonisation and the use of vernacular sources can provide useful lenses through which to understand national decolonial movements historically.
Areas of expertise	The gaelscoil movement Fenianism Ribbonism Hibernianism Young Ireland in Ulster Catholic collective action in Ulster 1848-1867 The Tenant League and the agrarian disturbances of 1849-1852
Keywords	Social movements and revolution, Decolonisation, Fenianism, Ribbonism, Gaelscoileanna, Gaeilge, Irish language, Social history, Politicisation, Irish Associational Culture, Irish Republicanism, 19th Century History, Irish Nationalism, Modern History, 1798, United Irishmen, Agrarian violence, Young Ireland, Communal violence in Ulster, Hiberniansim, Ancient Order of Hibernians

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Nickname	Kerron Ó Luain (Professional Historian)
Membership Type	Professional Historian

Experience

Education	2018-2019 – Graduate classes in Political Science, Villanova 2011-2016 – PhD at Queen’s University Belfast 2009-2010 – MA at National University of Ireland, Galway 2006-2009 – BA at National University of Ireland, Galway
Employment	• Research Fellow, University of Galway, 2023-2024 • IRC-EPS, Postdoctoral Researcher, 2021-2023 • COGG Postdoctoral Researcher, 2020-2021 • Tutor, UCD, 2019-2020 • Fulbright Scholar, Villanova University, 2018-2019 • Tutor, UCD, 2017-2018 • Editorial Assistant, Fiontair & Scoil na Gaeilge, DCU, 2017 • Heritage Officer, Saggart Heritage Centre, 2017 • Tutor, QUB, 2012-2014 • Archival Assistant, ESB International, 2007-2009
Consultancy work	• 2019, privately commissioned by Deirdre Colgan, relative of Michael Colgan, IRA Volunteer, trade unionist, and later Labour and Fianna Fáil politician, to research his life. • 2019, Consultancy work for Wall to Wall Productions on post-Famine Ulster for BBC program ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ featuring Liz Carr. • 2018, consultancy work for Baker’s Bar, 47-48 Thomas Street, Dublin. Funded research into ascertaining the date of the public house’s establishment as well as its history. • 2017-2018, for Dearcán Media, TG4. Consultation with regards the Irish Republican Brotherhood.
Management & Administrative experience	Historical/Sociological talks or public events organised: • ‘Cogadh Faoi Cheilt: Scéal an IRB’, documentary film showing and discussion, The Ireland Institute, 17 June 2019. • Tour to Cloughjordan Eco-Village, hosted by Professor Peadar Kirby and with talks given by Dr. John Walsh and Dr. Finbarr Bradely, 13 May 2017. • ‘Frongoch and the Birth of the IRA’ with Lyn Ebenezer, author and historian, The Ireland Institute, 25 April 2016 • ‘Scotland and the 1916 Rising’ with Stephen Coyle, author and historian, The Ireland Institute, 24 March 2016 • ‘Josie: a brief Flame’ with Mícheál Ó Doibhilín, author and historian, 12 March 2016 • ‘Poet Patriot: Thomas McDonagh and the Easter Rising’ with Dr. Shane Kenna, Saggart Heritage Centre, 27 February 2016 • ‘The Role of Women in the Irish Revolution’ with Liz Gillis, author and historian, Rathcoole Community Centre, 7 February 2016 • Various historical film showings, Club Scannán an Phiarsaigh, The Ireland Institute, 2016 • Seminar series organiser, Queen’s University Belfast, 2013.
Teaching	• History Lecturer, Scoil na hAthghabhála, 2023 Modules: Na Fíníní i gComhthéacs a Linne Féin • History Tutor, UCD, 2019-2020. Modules: Ireland’s English Centuries The French Revolution Irish America The Making of Modern Ireland • Irish language teacher and occasional history lecturer, Villanova University, 2018-2019. Also taught school children in Irish Immigration Center of Philadelphia. • History Tutor, UCD, 2017-2018. Modules: The Making of Modern Europe The Russian Revolution Union to Bailout The Irish Experience • History Tutor, Queen’s University Belfast, 2012-2014 Modules: Politics and Society in 19th Century Ireland
Outreach activities	I have spoken widely on various media platforms for different producers and companies in both English and Irish, and have organised and spoken at various public history events, both in Ireland and overseas.
Committees & Associations	Committee member, Irish Association of Professional Historians, 2021- The Four Districts Remembers 1916 Centenary Committee: acted as secretary and general organiser/manager of seminar series and Easter commemoration.
Awards	• 2021, IRC-EPS postdoctoral fellowship. • 2021, Buaiteoir, Comórtas Filíochta ‘Stailc ‘81’. • 2020, An Chomhairle um Oideachas Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta (COGG) postdoctoral funding. • 2020, Irish Association of Professional Historians Bursary • 2019, Irish Activist Histories travel funding. • 2019, International Celtic Congress travel funding. • 2018, Graduate conference travel funding, Villanova. • 2018, Fulbright Scholarship. • 2018, Colm Cille Ireland-Scotland Grants Scheme. • 2016, Seachtain na Gaeilge Support Bursary. • 2014, Foras na Gaeilge Annual Sponsorship. • 2013, Student Led Initiative funding, QUB. • 2012, Conference and travel funding, QUB.
Other activities	Conference papers and seminars • “Gaelic League resistance to clerical social control: ‘The Battle of Portarlington’, 1905”, Atheism and Anticlericalism in Ireland: Modern and Early Modern Perspectives, King’s College London, 30 September 2023. • ‘“Bhí sé ana dhiain ar chlanna Ghaedheal”: Popular Politics and the Irish Language during the Nineteenth Century’, SSNCI Colonising and Decolonising the Irish Nineteenth Century Conference, Radbound University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 23 June 2023. • ‘Bhí sé de rogha againn rud éicint ollmhór a dhéanamh’: Establishing Irish-medium schools in the place of English-medium schools’, at Foghlam na Gàidhlig – An-dè, An-diugh, agus A-màireach Conference, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Scotland, 16 June 2023. • ‘”Cuireadh bac ar fás na gaelscolaíochta”: Tionchar an nualiobrálachais ar chóras oideachais dhíchoilínithe, c.1973-2023’, Comhdháil Chomhoibríoch ar ‘Díchoilíniú: Teanga, Cultúr, agus Pobal’, Naomh Comgall, Béal Feirste, 5 Bealtaine 2023. • “Global Turns in Irish History” Roundtable organised by Glucksman House, NYU, 22 September 2022. • ‘An Ghaeilge, An Ghaeltacht agus an Streachailt Díchoilínithe’, Scoil Chois Claí, Inis Oírr, 10 Meán Fómhair, 2022. • ‘An Bata Scóir/The Tally Stick: a Weapon of Cultural Conflict?’, SSNCI Conflict in the 19th Century Conference, UCD, 24 June 2022. • ‘Gluaiseacht na Gaelscolaíochta le linn bhlianta an chúlaithe eacnamaíochta, 1977-84’, ag An Tumoideachas: Súil Siar agus Súil ar Aghaidh, Coláiste Mhuire Gan Smál, 11 Meitheamh 2022. • ‘“Ar aon chéim le aon phobal fud fad na tíre, fud fad an domhain”: Gluaiseacht na Gaelscolaíochta san fhichiú haois agus meon folaithe an díchoilínithe’ ag An Dearcadh Éireannach agus Gaelach: Céad Bliain den Oideachas Éireannach/Irish in Outlook: A Hundred Years of Irish Education, Coláiste na Tríonóide, 13 Bealtaine 2022. • “Ireland and World Histories” Roundtable at American Conference for Irish Studies, 30 April 2022. • ‘“Cath idir an pobal agus an “murder machine”: Luathbhliant Ghluaiseacht na Gaelscolaíochta’, Seimineáir an Earraigh 2022, Gnéithe d’Oideachas na Gaeilge, Ionad SEALBHÚ, Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath, 22 Márta 2022. • ‘“Arm cathartha Gaeilgeoirí”: radical Irish language group Misneach in the 20th and 21st centuries’, Aberystwyth University Celtic Department Research Seminar, Aberystwyth, Wales, February 2022. • ‘”Sure why would they need Irish”: experiences of class, language and education in Ballymun, 1970-76’, Irish Working-Class Studies Conference, November 2021. • Seminars on ‘Indian and Irish Anti-Colonial Film’, gave talks on the films The Wind That Shakes the Barley and Hunger for Duke University, North Carolina, 17 June and 1 July, 2021. • ‘An óige neamhpholaitiúil agus an óige pholaitiúil: comhthéacs stairiúil agus féidearthachtaí don todhchaí’, caint mar chuid de shraith cainteanna le Teacht Aniar, ar líne, Feabhra 2021. • ‘Gaeil is frith-Ghaeil: an t-Athbhreithniúchas agus an Ghaeilge’, Scoil Samhraidh Desmond Greaves, Club na Múinteoirí, Márta 2020. • “‘Sí an Ghaeilge athghabháil na hÉireann’: radical Irish language group Misneach, c.1963-70”, Irish Activist Histories Conference, Hertford College, Oxford, July 2019. • “‘Rianta an choilíneachais’: the Irish language and the discourses of colonisation and decolonisation”, invited lecture, Elms College, Chicopee, MA, May 2019. • ‘Ribbonism and Revisionism’, invited lecture, International Celtic Congress, Newquay, Cornwall, April 2019. • ‘“Cearta Teanga/Cearta Daonna”: Irish language rights in twenty-first century Ireland’, invited seminar lecture, Irish Politics Political Science class, Villanova University, PA, April 2019. • “‘Syndacalistic madness’: the AOH and the Great Dublin Lockout of 1913’, ACIS Mid-Atlantic Conference, Villanova University, PA, November 2018. • ‘Ireland’s Traveller ethnicity: a history of exclusion’, invited seminar lecture, Race and Ethnicity in American Politics graduate class, Villanova University, PA, November 2018. • ‘The Gaeltacht in 2018 and neoliberal ideology: transitioning into oblivion?’, ACIS Mid-Western Conference, University of St Thomas, Minneapolis, MN, October 2018. • ‘The joy of defying triumphalism? Ribbonite and Hibernian processions in the long nineteenth century’, SSNCI conference: Happiness in the Nineteenth Cenutry, TCD, Dublin, July 2018 • ‘The Ancient Order of Hibernians in the US and Ireland: a transnational exploration of Irish identity and upward social mobility’, annual conference of the Economic and Social History Society of Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Dublin, November 2017 • ‘Forléargas ar Éireann, 1916-2016’, Ceardlann Cruthaitheach de chuid Teacht Aniar, Béal Feirste, Feabhra 2017. • ‘The Four Districts and the Irish Revolution, 1916-23’, Rathcoole and Brittas Community Centers, March and May, 2016. • ‘The persistence of nationalist and anti-state sentiment in Ulster, 1848-67’, IHS Conference, Galway, February 2016. • ‘Ribbonmen, Fenians and lower-class nationalism in 19th century urban Ulster’, SSNCI Irish urban spaces in the nineteenth century conference, Queen’s University Belfast, June 2014 • ‘Ribbonism & Fenianism; conflict and conformity within working-class Irish nationalism’, Minority Histories & other Republicanisms conference, Queen’s University Belfast, May 2014 • ‘Ribbonism & Fenianism; conflict and conformity within working-class Irish nationalism’, annual Irish History Students (IHS) conference, MIC Limerick, March 2014 • ‘Post-Famine Ribbonism’, TCD post-graduate seminar series, January 2014 • ‘Ribbonism in the 1850s; a spent force?’, annual conference of the Economic and Social History Society of Ireland, NUI Galway, November 2013 • ‘The agrarian disturbances of 1849-1852; landlord/tenant conflict on the South Ulster borderlands’, Landlords, Tenants and their Estates in Ireland: 1600-2013 conference, Moore Institute NUI Galway, September 2013 • ‘Secret Societies in the South Ulster Borderlands, 1849-1852: a transitional period in Ribbonism?’ SSNCI Crime, Violence and the Irish in the Nineteenth Century conference, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, June 2013 • ‘Post-Famine Ribbonism in Ulster’, post-graduate seminar series at Queen’s University Belfast, April 2012

Publications

Books	• “Cath idir an pobal agus an murder machine”’: Stair Ghluaiseacht na Gaelscolaíochta c. 1973-2023 (Forthcoming, CLÓ Léann na Gaeilge, 2024). • Rathcoole and the United Irish Rebellions, 1798-1803 (Maynooth Local Studies Series, Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2019).
Book Chapters	• ‘Gluaiseacht na gaelscolaíochta sna Sé Chontae Fhichead le linn bhlianta an chúlaithe eacnamaíochta, 1977-84’, in T.J. Ó Ceallaigh agus Muiris Ó Laoire (eag.), An Tumoideachas: Súil Siar agus Súil ar Aghaidh: Páipéir Roghnaithe ón Tríú Comhdháil Taighde Uile-Oileánda ar an Tumoideachas (Le teacht, 2024). • ‘“Ar aon chéim le aon phobal fud fad na tíre, fud fad an domhain”: the Gaelscoil movement during the late twentieth century and implicit/explicit decolonial ideology’, in Claire Dunne (ed.) Dearcadh Gaelach Éireannach: Céad Bliain den Oideachas Gaelach Éireannach / Irish in Outlook: 100 Years of Irish Education (Forthcoming, Peter Lang, 2023). • ‘“To instigate them to talk English”: the Bata Scóir, a Weapon of Linguistic, Psychological and Cultural Conflict in Nineteenth-Century Ireland’ in Paul Huddie (ed.), Conflict in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Forthcoming, Liverpool University Press, 2023). • ‘Expressions of joy among Catholic, Ribbon and Hibernian processionists during the long nineteenth century’ in Mary Hatfield (ed.), Happiness in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Liverpool University Press, 2020)
Peer Reviewed Journals	• “Sure why would they need Irish?”: Scoil an tSeachtar Laoch, Ballymun, and working-class decolonisation, c.1970-73, in The Journal of Working Class Studies (June 2023). • “Gaelscoil Activists as a Post-Colonial Subaltern and the Emergence of the Gaelscoileanna, c.1970”, in Radical History Review (May, 2022). •‘”Syndacalistic madness”: The AOH and the great Dublin Lockout of 1913’, in Saothar: Journal of the Irish Labour History Society (May, 2020). • ‘“The majority of our people belong to the working classes”: The Ancient Order of Hibernians in the United States, c.1850-1884’, in Social History, (February, 2020). • ‘“Craven subserviency had vanished. Bitter hostility had arrived”: Agrarian violence and the Tenant League on the Ulster borderlands, 1849-52’ in Irish Historical Studies, (May 2019). • “Young and Old Ireland: Repeal politics in Belfast, 1846-1848” in New Hibernia Review, xxii, no.2, 2018
Other Journals	• ‘Oilimpeachaí an Chóilíneachas’ and ‘An Puball’, poems published in Dóchas: An Anthology from the Bobby Sands Creative Writing Contest, (2021). • ‘An Nathair/The Serpent’, poem published in Writing in Tongues: a Global Interdisciplinary Journal, no.2 (Spring, 2019). • ‘The Four Districts and the Irish Revolution, 1916-23’ in Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society, October 2017. • ‘Ulster’s Forgotten Fenians: the dog that didn’t bark in 1867’ in History Ireland, March/April 2017. • ‘The Ribbon Societies of Louth and Armagh, 1848-1864’ in Seanchas Ard Mhacha: Journal of the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society, Volume 25, 2014.
Electronic Publications	• Article on the state of the Irish language for the International Commission of European Citizens, ICEC website (15/6/2023). • ‘Ag iompú Gallscoileanna ina nGaelscoileanna? Scéal na Scoileanna Náisiúnta a Thug Droim Láimhe don Bhéarla’, in RTÉ Gaeilge (27/04/2023). • ‘“Compulsory Irish”: the Place of the Irish Language in Ireland’s Post-Colonial Education System’, in Counterpunch (1/10/2021). • ‘Ireland’s Gaelic Athletic Association: a Vehicle for Social Solidarity or Social Consensus?’ in Counterpunch (6/08/2021). • ‘There is a Spectre Haunting Ireland: Emigration’ in Counterpunch (25/06/2020). • ‘Borradh faoi Bhernie’ in Meon Eile (24/02/2020). • ‘The unwritten history of American Hibernianism’ in Social History Blog (10/02/2020). • ‘An faisisteachas agus an t-olltoghchán ó dheas’ in Meon Eile (3/02/2020). • ‘The Longue Durée: Commemorating RIC and Black & Tan Colonialism’ in Counterpunch (16/01/2020). • ‘Léirmheas ar an gclár Top Boy’ in Nós (29/11/2019). • ‘Extinction Rebellion: ag fanacht glan ar an lucht oibre?’ in Meon Eile (4/11/2019). • ‘Athrú córais ní athrú polasaí atá de dhíth chun an domhan a shábháil’ in Meon Eile (7/10/2019). • ‘What the “White Irish Slaves” Meme tells us about Identity Politics’ in Counterpunch – (22/04/2019). • ‘Poblacht Bholavarach Veiniséala faoi ionsaí arís’ in Meon Eile – (1/04/2019). • ‘Na Gaeil agus “Beartas Úr Glas” Alexandria Ocasia-Cortez’ in Nós – (20/02/2019). • ‘”Radical Ireland’s Dead And Gone”: The Protest Outside Simon Harris’ Home’ in Counterpunch – (14/2/2019). • ‘Captain Moonlight Revived: Ireland’s New Land War?’ in Counterpunch – (21/12/2018). • ‘Creeping Neo-Fascism in Ireland and the “Open Borders” Question’ in Counterpunch – (30/11/2018). • ‘Poppy fascism and the English education system’ in Counterpunch – (12/11/2018). • ‘Ireland’s Gaeltacht Regions: Transitioning Into Oblivion?’ in Counterpunch – (2/11/2018) • ‘”Calculated to excite the minds of the public”: South Ulster and the Young Ireland Rebellion, 1848’ in The Irish Story – (21/06/2018) • ‘To get up an anti-Fenian society in this country’: Ribbonism and republicanism in Ulster, 1850-1867’ in The Irish Story – (11/05/2018). • ‘“A policy of Passive Resistance”: Sinn Féin and abstentionism – an historical overview’ in The Irish Story – (4/07/2017).
Reviews	• ‘Tom O’Donoghue agus Theresa O’Doherty, Irish Speakers and Schooling in the Gaeltacht, 1900 to the Present’, i ComharTaighde (Samhain, 2021) • ‘Kyle Hughes and Donald M. MacRaild (eds), Crime, Violence and the Irish in the Nineteenth Century’, in Irish Economic and Social History (2021). • ‘Fergus Whelan, May Tyrants Tremble: the Life of William Drennan, 1754-1820’ in Saothar: Journal of the Irish Labour History Society (April, 2021). • ‘Kyle Hughes and Donald M. MacRaild, Ribbon Societies in Nineteenth-Century Ireland and its Diaspora: the Persistence of Tradition’ in Saothar: Journal of the Irish Labour History Society (May, 2020). • ‘Aindrias Ó Cathasaigh, An Modh Conghaileach: cuid sóisialachais Shéamais Uí Chonghaile’ i Mionlach (Aibreáin, 2020). • ‘Conor McNamara, Liam Mellows, soldier of the Irish Republic: selected writings, 1914-1922’ in The Irish Story (March, 2020). • ‘Moshe Lewin, The Soviet Century’ in Counterpunch (February, 2020). • ‘Shane Kenna, The Invincibles: the Phoenix Park Assassinations and the Conspiracy that Shook an Empire’ in The Irish Story (July, 2019). • ‘Caoimhghin Ó Croidheáin, Language from Below: the Irish language, ideology and power in 20th century Ireland’ in Counterpunch (June, 2019). • ‘Kyle Hughes and Donald M. MacRaild, Ribbon Societies in Nineteenth-Century Ireland and its Diaspora: the Persistence of Tradition’ in Dublin Review of Books (June, 2019). • ‘Conspirators: a photographic history of Ireland’s revolutionary underground (Mercier Press, 2015)’, The Irish Story – (29/04/2019). • ‘Breandán Mac Suibhne, The end of outrage: post-Famine adjustment in rural Ireland (Oxford, 2017)’, New Hibernia Review, xxii, no.4 (Winter, 2018), pp 147-55.
Other	Magazine or newspaper articles • ‘Gaol gluaiseacht na gaelscolaíochta leis na ceardchumainn múinteoireachta’, in InTouch, no. 214, June 2023. • ‘Gaelscolaíocht: gluaiseacht a spreag mórtas teanga le caoga bliain anuas’, in The Irish Times, 10 April 2023. • ‘Ireland’s inflationary woes’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 182 (Spring/Summer 2022). • ‘Plean Tuaithe Nualiobrálach do Stát Nualiobrálach’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir. 13 (Lúnasa, 2021). • ‘Rathcoole’s United Irishmen: John Clinch and Felix Rourke’ in An Spréach, issue no.6, October-December 2019. • ‘Rathcoole and the United Irishmen’ in The Northside/Southside People, 27 Nov. 2019. • ‘Béal na mBuillí i mbéal an phobail: An ghéarchéim tithíochta agus cumhacht an mhargaidh’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir. 11 (Aibreán, 2019). • ‘An tOideachas Tríú Leibhéil faoi ionsaí: cén leigheas?’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir. 10 (Lúnasa, 2018). • ‘Language Planning Committees move to form national organisation’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 171 (Summer/Autumn, 2018). • ‘The Sleeping Beauty awoken: EU militarisation and the further erosion of Irish neutrality’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 170 (Spring, 2018). • ‘Bliain na Gaeilge: Gimic mhargaíochta nó deis dúshlán a thabhairt?’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir. 9 (Mí Feabhra, 2018). • ‘Fenianism forgotten? A commentary on the IRB on its 150th anniversary’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 169 (Winter, 2017). • ‘Fightback begins against attacks on Irish language: An Comhrá Mór’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 168 (Autumn, 2017). • ‘Tost i ndiaidh torthaí an daonáirimh’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir.7 (Mí Bealtaine, 2017). • ‘An pobal ag déanamh neamhaird ar an stát’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Minseach, uimhir.6 (Mí Feabhra, 2017). • ‘Picking at the carcass: the Irish state and foreign vulture funds’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 167 (Spring, 2017). • ‘Peadar O’Donnell Forum – a way forward for the Left in Ireland?’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no.166 (Winter, 2016). • ‘Misneach: ag dul ó neart go neart’ i Mionalch: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir.5 (Samhain, 2016). • ‘The Apple tax saga’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no.165 (Autumn, 2016). • ‘Celtic League 1916 commemorative program’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no.164 (Summer 2016). • ‘Éirí Amach na Cásca agus gluaiseacht luath na Gaeilge: Liam Ó Maolruanaidh, 1873-1901’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Minseach, uimhir.3 (Samhain, 2015). • ‘Debates within Irish language movement’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no.163 (Winter, 2015). • ‘Athneartú phobal Gaeilge Bhrí Chualann’ i Mionlach: irisleabhar de chuid Misneach, uimhir.2 (Bealtaine, 2015). • ‘Irish Famine as comedy’ in Carn: a link between the Celtic nations, no. 161 (Spring, 2015). • ‘Cymdeithas yr Iaith: ár macasamhail féin sa Bhreatain Bheag’ in Mionlach, uimh. 1 (Eanáir, 2015).

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