Towards 2016

– 1916 and Irish Literature, Culture & Society: An Introduction (Seán Crosson)
– From the Frying Pan into the Fire: James Connolly and the Transnational Importance of Scottish and Irish Slums (Nils Beese)
– “Changed Utterly”: The Shaping of the Modern Irish Labour Movement in the Aftermath of Easter 1916 (Michael C. Connolly)
– Irish Identity Onstage: How Irish Culture, Nationalism, and Rebellion Molded the Abbey Theatre into Ireland’s National Theatre (Hannah Wood)
– Musical Statues: Monumentalising Irish Traditional Music (Verena Commins)
– “Our dead shall not have died in vain”: The War Poetry of Harry Midgley (Terry Phillips)
– Trans/atlantic Mobilities: Translating Narratives of Irish Resistance (M. Teresa Caneda Cabrera)
– The Changing Symbolism of Greyhound Sports in the Work of Bryan MacMahon (Laurent Daniel)
– Rewriting Irish History (1916-1921) in Popular Culture: Blood upon the Rose and At War with the Empire by Gerry Hunt (Valérie Morisson)
– A Terrible Beauty was Born? Memory, History, and Forgetting in Colm Tóibín’s The Heather Blazing and John McGahern’s Amongst Women (Claudia Luppino)
– Neil Jordan’s The Past: A Journey in Time and Memory (Elena Cotta Ramusino)
– “People mired in history”: Sebastian Barry and Cultural Memory in a European Perspective (Donatella Abbate Badin)
– Tom Paulin and Ulster: Subversion or Sabotage? (Joanna Kruczkowska)
– Cleachtas na Scéalaíochta i gCorca Dhuibhne: Cumadh agus Láithriú na Staire Shóisialta i Measc Phobal Traidisiúnta Gaeilge (Eilís Ní Dhúill)
– Women’s Political Role in Old and New Ireland: From Marginalization to Gender Quotas (Timothy J. White, Mack Mariani, Fiona Buckley, and Claire McGing)
– Economic Sovereignty in Ireland: A Thing of the Past? (Alan Ahearne)
– “1916 I think impossible to think about without thinking of Yeats and O’Casey”: Public Interview with Neil Jordan (Patrick McCabe)