Danielle O’Sullivan is a second year PhD student and Departmental Assistant in Mary Immaculate College. She completed an MA in Modern English Literature in 2021, and a BA in English and History in 2020, both in Mary Immaculate College. She
Mary Immaculate College University of Limerick
Michael Murphy
Dr Michael Murphy has lectured in the Department of Music, Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick since 2001 where he is Assistant Professor. He co-edited Musical Constructions of Nationalism with Harry White (Cork, 2001), Music in Nineteenth-Century Ireland (Irish Musical
William Leahy
Dean of Arts, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, Ireland.
Catherine Swift
Lecturer in Irish Studies, Mary Immaculate College and currently Bridget Clancy Scholar, Loyola Institute, TCD. Research background: Double First History and Archaeology UCD, 1985; M.Phil (Dunelm) on Irish influence on early ecclesiastical settlements in Scotland 1989; D.Phil (Oxon.) on Tírechán’s
Richard Butler
I am an urban and social historian of modern Ireland and (to a lesser extent) of modern India, with a background in architectural history and engineering. I work broadly across the modern period and have published on subjects ranging from
Deirdre Brady
Deirdre F. Brady’s research focuses on Irish female writers and intellectual networks of the mid-twentieth century. Her recent monograph entitled Literary Coteries and the Irish Women Writers’ Club (1933-1958)’ is published by the Liverpool University (2021). Other publications include a