This second edition will confirm the reputation of Hickey and Doherty's Dictionary of Irish History as a standard work of reference. Every article from the first edition has been revisited and revised. New articles have been added, including all the material pertaining to the last two decades. Some peripheral articles have been dropped or consolidated, although the authors have been careful not to lose those quirky, offbeat entries that were such a feature of the first edition. As before, the book comprises about 2,000 headwords on subjects as diverse as emigration, governments of Ireland, home rule, loyalism, agrarian violence, secret societies, plus hundres of concise and informative biographical articles.

A dictionary of Irish history since 1800

Hickey, D.J.

Doherty, J.E.

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Barnes&Noble Books

A chronology of Irish history since 1500

A Chronology of Irish History since 1500 is a valuable addition to reference publishing in Irish Studies. It offers both the scholar and the general reader a chronology of Irish history, social and economic life, and literary and artistic achievement from the beginning of the sixteenth century to the present day.The book is arranged on a year by year basis. Within each year, the significant events of Irish life are listed by date in chronological order. Thus the reader or researcher can learn at a glance that in 1866, the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended in Ireland on 17 February; that Archbishop Paul Cullen of Dublin was created the first Irish cardinal on 22 June; that on 27 July the first submarine cable link between Valentia Island, Co. Kerry and Trinity Bay, Newfoundland was completed; and that on 17 December James Stephens was deposed as head of the Fenian Brotherhood in the United States, to be succeeded by Colonel Thomas J. Kelly. All this information is, in turn, collated in the extensive index which enables the reader quickly to discover the correct reference point for a person or event even in circumstances where he or she is uncertain of the exact year in question.In the case of particularly dramatic years in Irish history, such as 1798 or 1916, the authors give an extended date-by-date account of the unfolding events.A Chronology of Irish History since 1500 will become an essential reference tool for all who are concerned with Irish history, literature and culture.

A Chronology of Irish History Since 1500

History

Europe

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

Dictionary of Irish History, 1800-1980

Gill and Macmillan

The All Ireland History Quiz Book

Gill Macmillan Ltd

The All Ireland Geography Quiz Book

<p>The standard reference guide to modern Irish history. The only such book devoted entirely to the modern era is now available in paperback. This classic work will be a boon to everyone with an interest in Irish history. Long established as a reliable, accurate and comprehensive reference work, it includes quirky and offbeat headwords as well as the anticipated entries for political, social and economic history. "an invaluable guide for all students of history as well as a ready reference work for everyone else, including journalists and even historians."-Irish Examiner. "his is the best Irish history reference book you will get on your shelves."-Evening Herald. The whole panoply of Irish life is visited with some 2,000 articles on subjects as diverse as emigration, governments of Ireland, home rule, loyalism, agrarian violence, secret societies, together with hundreds of concise biographical articles. This book is excellent in every respect a treasure trove of varied and fascinating historical information. Very few books that I know will be as useful to the academic, the student or the general reader attempting to deepen their knowledge of modern Ireland.</p>

A New Dictionary of Irish History from 1800

Gill Books

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