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Recent Australian Irish research papers, 1998-2007
Paper for 15th Irish-Australian Conference La Trobe University 23-26 September 2007
Dr Val Noone
Fellow, School of Historical Studies, University of Melbourne
Address: PO Box 51, Fitzroy 3065, Australia Tel: 61-3-9419 8631 e-mail:
ABSTRACT: This paper surveys recent wide-ranging and energetic research into connections between Australia and Ireland. Building on my previous bibliographical survey presented to the La Trobe 1998 Irish-Australian conference, the paper will analyse the contents of Irish- Australian conference proceedings, the Australian Journal of Irish Studies and selected other collections. The paper re-affirms the importance of bibliographical work and argues that the failure to publish proceedings of the Perth 2000 and Melbourne 2004 conferences has weakened the community of Australian Irish researchers. The bulk of the paper consists of an analytical bibliography of 348 research papers on Irish Australian topics of the past decade.
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CONTENTS
Bibliographies as intellectual maps...... 3 Recent Irish Australian conferences ...... 4 Growth and a publication failure...... 5 Founding of Australian Journal of Irish Studies ...... 5 Papers which were not published...... 6 Perth, April 2000...... 6 Melbourne, Sept-Oct 2004 ...... 8 Volumes indexed in this paper...... 10 Four Irish-Aust conference publications...... 10 Six issues of AJIS...... 10 UCD 1996 conference volume ...... 11 Four Sydney Celtic Foundation volumes ...... 11 Five other scholarly volumes...... 11 1998 and 2007: a comparison...... 12 19th-century emphasis, notable gaps ...... 12 Irish Australian papers sorted into broad topics ...... 13 1. Ireland- literary...... 13 2. Ireland - historical and political ...... 15 3. Irish Australia - literary ...... 17 4. Irish Australia - general historical...... 18 5. Irish Australia: historical, political, cultural pre-1900...... 19 6. Irish Australia: historical, political, cultural post-1900..... 24 7. Irish-Aboriginal relations...... 25 8. New Zealand...... 26 9. Economics...... 26 10. Language ...... 27 11. Health...... 27 12. Other Irish diaspora ...... 28
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Recent Australian Irish research papers, 1998-2007
Dedicated to the memory of Joe O’Sullivan (1919-2004), leader, organiser and encourager extraordinaire, founder of the Australian Irish Heritage Association (Perth)1
There is much to celebrate in the wide-ranging and energetic writing of the past decade about connections between Australia and Ireland in areas such as history, literature, politics and culture. Pausing to take a bird’s eye view of ten years is an enlightening exercise. A survey of what has been done may serve future researchers by guiding them to works already available and it may enable a review of the strengths and weaknesses of the present body of work. This survey covers the ten years since my previous bibliographical essay on Australian Irish writing presented at the 1998 La Trobe Irish-Australian conference.2 The following research report concentrates on analysing the contents of Irish- Australian conference proceedings, the contents of the new Australian Journal of Irish Studies (AJIS) and some other relevant collections. In all, nineteen volumes have been studied and 348 research papers catalogued.
Bibliographies as intellectual maps Anne Partlon, in her recent 300-page bibliographical guide to the Irish in Western Australia, has re-affirmed the importance of bibliographies as maps of the intellectual landscape.3 Older bibliographies by Patrick O’Farrell, James Jupp and others have looked at the Irish in Australia as a whole and have been selective. Two remarkable features of Partlon’s work are that she has produced the first book-length bibliography and that it is devoted to one state. For the moment, however, it is her fine introductory essay that deserves attention because it brings the general reader and scholar alike back to the importance of a good bibliography as one of the basic tools in research. A suitable bibliography, she says modestly, can highlight “topographical features which might repay further exploration.” In the current context, one of the most pressing tasks for those studying or writing about Irish Australia is to bring up to date and to expand the available bibliographical tools. Many sources of information are presently awaiting their cataloguer. For example, there are a good number of recent single-author books, both non-fiction and fiction, which deserve to be listed and catalogued. However, that
1 Compare Val Noone, ‘A Famine connection’, The Journal, vol 12 no 4 (An Samhradh/ Summer 2004), pp 49-51, which is a short tribute to Joe O’Sullivan. That number of The Journal is a special issue of reflections on the life of Joe O’Sullivan. See also Fógra, no 20 (Dec 2004-Jan 2005). Both The Journal and Fógra are publications of the Australian Irish Heritage Association of which Joe was a key founding member. See also ‘WA mourns champion of Irish heritage’, Irish Echo, 4 Nov 2004, p 11. 2 Val Noone, ‘Publications from Irish-Australian conferences’, pp 349-366 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: Studies in Culture, Identity and Migration, (10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998), Sydney, Crossing Press, 2000. Compare Philip Bull, ‘Irish literatures, histories and cultural perspectives’, an unpublished paper given to the International Association for the Study of Irish Literature conference, Barcelona, July 1999. 3 Anne Partlon, Harps in the Mulga: a Bibliographical Guide to the Irish in Western Australia 1829-2003, Perth, Murdoch University Centre for Irish Studies, 2003. Partlon expresses special thanks to Prof Bob Reece for inspiring and guiding the project and to Dr Ian Chambers for production, layout, proof reading and for doing “everything except actually write the book”. 3 part of my research is not complete and will have to await another occasion.4 Moreover, during the past decade, there have been a series of new monuments erected which embody a form of writing in stone to an audience which is wider than that of the book-reading population. These include the Famine memorials in Sydney and Melbourne, new sculptures at Eureka, Victoria, and Vinegar Hill, New South Wales, and the Wild Geese statue commemorating the Catalpa escape in Western Australia. Researchers regularly deliver learned papers to the Melbourne Irish Studies Seminar (MISS) series. Community-based history circles in Melbourne and Perth also host regular learned presentations. A few of the MISS papers and a few of the Melbourne history circle papers have been reported in Táin; and some of the Perth papers have been reported in The Journal. Indeed, selected contents of The Journal, published by the Australian Irish Heritage Association in Perth, have been indexed in Partlon’s bibliography. Melbourne-based Colin Ryan’s Irish-language electronic newsletter, An Lúibín, usually includes notes on his scholarly reading. Another category which would benefit from further work is that of Irish Australian articles in overseas publications.5 All the sources mentioned in this paragraph deserve to be listed and analysed elsewhere, perhaps by a team effort. Two scholars have corresponded with me about some of the difficulties and prospects for extending our present bibliographical resources. Frank Molloy of Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, has tried in vain to persuade the AustLit web database to develop an Irish Australian literary listing. John Myrtle, a Canberra-based retired librarian, who has developed a database of Australian history articles, has opened discussions with the National Library about making his findings available through their web site. He has sent me a selection of those articles which have Irish Australian interest, mostly from journals which are rarely mentioned at the Irish Australian conferences. Mention of Molloy’s and Myrtle’s work indicates that a number of people are concerned to take the bibliographical task to a new level but that at present it is not easy to do so. Nonetheless, web publishing offers new possibilities which could be profitably discussed following this paper.6 The lists of scholarly articles presented here can stand alongside Partlon’s WA book in taking us a few steps forward along the long road of developing new and adequate bibliographic tools for Irish Australian studies. I wish to thank Mary Doyle who has done a substantial part of the research that lies behind this current paper. Further results of our joint bibliographical work can be found in the detailed indices to Táin magazine (2000-2007).7 That journal of high-level popularisation covered many topics relating to Irish Australia and carried reviews of many of the latest crop of books.
List of Irish Australian conferences 1998-2007 For nearly three decades, by bringing people together from far-flung parts of Australia and from Ireland and elsewhere, the Irish-Australian conferences have been a major stimulus to scholarship about Irish Australia. A lot of hard work went
4 Some early research on recent books is in Val Noone, ‘Australian Irish culture: revival or last gasp?’, paper for Celtic Connections Conference, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, 24-26 October 2002. Some papers for this conference were prepared for publication but the proceedings are not going to be published. 5 Examples of these would be Val Noone, 'Post-1945 Irish migration to Australia', in Bronwen Walter (ed.), Report of Irish Government Task Force on Policy regarding Emigrants, Department of Foreign Affairs, Dublin, 2002; and Lindsay Proudfoot, ‘Landscape, place and memory: towards a geography of Irish identities in colonial Australia’, pp 172-185 in Oonagh Walsh (ed.), Ireland Abroad, Dublin, Four Courts, 2003. 6 Frank Molloy can be contacted at
Growth and a publishing failure At the beginning of the decade under review, the proceedings of the 1998 La Trobe conference and the conference immediately before it, the 1997 Galway one, were published. Both these volumes were handsomely produced by Peter Moore at Crossing Press. However, since the 1998 conference there has been a major change. The proceedings of Irish-Australian conferences are no longer published in a regular way. Since 1998 there have been four Irish-Australian conferences, at Perth, Galway, Melbourne and Cork, but the proceedings of only two of those, Galway and Cork, have been published. That is, the proceedings of the two conferences held in Australia, those at Perth in 2000 and Melbourne in 2004, have not been published. In a linked development, the Australian Journal of Irish Studies came to birth in April 2001. One of its issues, No 4, published in 2004, was in fact a book of the proceedings of the 2002 Galway conference. About a quarter of the papers from the Perth conference have been published in AJIS as were a handful of those from the Melbourne conference There have also been valuable articles about Ireland and Irish Australia published in proceedings of other conferences over the past decade. Those covered in the index below are: the 1996 conference at University College Dublin on Celtic- Australian identities; and four Australian Celtic Studies conferences. This survey will also cover the chapters in five other books: a 1998 ground- breaking volume on women in colonial Australia, a 1998 rare volume on Young Irelanders and Tasmania, a special 2000 volume on the Irish in Western Australia, a 50th anniversary volume from the Aisling Society in Sydney, and the first book from the Shamrock in the Bush conference series.
Founding of the Australian Journal of Irish Studies The AJIS began in 2001 under the editorship of Bob Reece, at that time head of the Irish Studies centre at Murdoch University, WA. Ian Chambers has been a key person in the production of the publication. AJIS has published six volumes over seven years and, as mentioned, one volume was the book of the Galway 2002 conference proceedings. With the exception of volume 4, articles in AJIS are refereed. Each issue has been of a high standard. During 2007 AJIS has moved to the Higgins Chair of Irish Studies at the University of Melbourne and is now edited jointly by Philip Bull, Frances Devlin-Glass, Dianne Hall and Elizabeth Malcolm. With a view to improving cooperation with scholars and readers in New Zealand, the current issue has announced a change of name to the Australasian Journal of Irish Studies. It is ironic that the proceedings of an important conference
5 linking Australia and New Zealand, entitled ‘Celtic connections: Irish-Scottish studies down under’, which was held at Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand, 24-26 October 2002, are not going to be published. The first volume of AJIS stated that the idea of an Australian journal concerned with Irish Studies grew out of the organising committee of the Perth 2000 Irish Australian Conference. While concrete steps towards production of the journal came from the Perth group, the idea had been suggested by a number of people for some time before that. For instance, my 1998 La Trobe paper includes an argument about the need for such a journal, particularly because of the need to create a forum for discussion of books and other writings not covered by the conference publications. The irony is that, when saying that in 1998, I was assuming the established practice of publishing conference proceedings would continue. Over the past seven years AJIS has published 144 articles (including book reviews) of which 66 came from the Irish Australian conference series and 78 independently. However, a closer study may show that some of the latter papers grew out of conference papers. Producing AJIS, however, does not replace the need to publish proceedings of the Irish Australian conferences. Organisers of the Galway 2002 and Cork 2006 conferences have arranged publication of the papers delivered at those gatherings. Such publishing builds a sense of community and exchange among those studying Irish Australian history, politics and culture. Additionally of course it provides access to leads and bibliographical links to aid research. Failure to publish the Perth and Melbourne conference proceedings has discouraged a number of writers and participants who have long been part of the conference series. The case of the 13th Irish Australian Conference held at University of Melbourne in September and October 2004 is a dramatic illustration of this point. In a large and convivial assembly, some 90 people gave papers. Only five of these were published, in volume five of AJIS.8 Some of the 85 still unpublished papers are of obvious national and international significance. While one can predict that some conference papers will not be suitable for publication, the number and quality of those not published at this stage is high. The publication of AJIS and the publication of conference papers are not mutually exclusive: both should go ahead, as has happened with Galway 2002 and Cork 2006. The new Irish Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand has the potential to tackle the problem. Following this paper, there will be scope to discuss how to overcome the difficulties which have blocked the publication of proceedings.
Papers delivered but not published Perth, April 2000 To illustrate what is lost when conference proceedings are not published, below is a list of the 61 papers given at the 11th Irish-Australian Conference in Perth 26-29 April 2000 but not published by AJIS. The 20 papers that have been published by AJIS, volumes 1 and 2, are included in the index later in this paper. By perusing the following list of unpublished papers, the reader can see how much is in danger of
8 Volume five of AJIS included five articles from the Melbourne conference, namely by John Ainsworth on the INA and Thomas Fitzgerald, Danny Cusack on Paddy Lynch, Maureen Mortimer of Walter Dwyer, Seamus O’Hanlon on post-1945 Irish immigrants in Melbourne and Richard Davis on J S M Thompson. 6 being lost to the wider community of those who are interested in Irish Australian matters.9 Barry, Frank, ‘Competitiveness and the Griffin, Chris, ‘Literary and linguistic Irish economy’. aspects of Irish Travellers’. Bartlett, Tom, ‘Defeated rebels and Harvey, Philip, ‘The encounter between suffering loyalists after the Act of Vincent Buckley and Thomas Kinsella’. Union’. Haskell, Denis, ‘Ireland in the poetry of Beaumont, Rosemary, ‘White woman Evan Boland’. dreaming’. Hocking, Jenny, ‘Frank Hardy’s yarn- Blee, Jill, ‘Ag coimead an teanga spinning and Irish folklore’. beo/Keeping the language alive’. Johnston, Conor, ‘John Boyle O’Reilly, Bratton, Denis, ‘Where did the Irish come poet and folk hero of WA’. from?’ Kelly, Eileen, ‘Bishop Doyle’s contribution Burston, Mary, ‘To those who once to education in northeastern NSW’. belonged’. Kiely, Brendan, ‘Young Ireland and 1849’. Campbell, Malcolm, ‘John Redmond in Kinloch, Helen, ‘The Celtic revival in Australia’. Australia’. Clancy, Dermot, ‘Missionaries and Lonergan, Dymphna, ‘The Irish language empire’. and Robbery Under Arms’. Coldrey, Barry, ‘Church orphanages Maher, Christine, ‘Captain Richard Brooks during their last phase, 1940s to 1960s’. and Irish convict transportation’. Cosgrove, Brian, ‘Nationalism and the McCormack, Patrick, ‘The Irish in the other in Northern Irish writing’. NSW federal convention election of Cullen, Dayan Goodsir, ‘The Anglo-Irish, 1897’. education and Australia’. McDonald, Greg, ‘Surgeons in Ireland Dau Duc, ‘Seamus Heaney’s religious international strategy plan’. “ghost life”’. McIntyre, Perry, ‘They came here too’. Durey, Michael, ‘Irish rebel prisoners in McKenna, Eugene, ‘Ultramontanism and the West Indies 1798-1806’. Catholic education in WA’. Eipper, Chris, ‘Virgin mothers, bad girls McLeod, Neil, ‘Compensation schedule and murdered babies’. for bloodshed in medieval Irish law’. Evans, Tony, ‘C Y O’Connor: Irish Mines, Frank, ‘Richard O’Connor and the influences’. making of the Australian Finley-Bowman, Rachel, ‘The Ulster Commonwealth’. Women’s Council 1911-1922’. Molloy, Frank, ‘The Celtic Twilight in Foley, Tadhg, ‘The Act of Union and the Australia’. gendering of nations’. Moore, Keith, ‘Catholic Clergy and Genoni, Paul, ‘James Joyce and the teachers on the Ballarat goldfields’. Australian kunstleroman’. Moore, Peter, ‘Robert Torrens and the Gleeson, D J, ‘Demographics of Sydney’s rhetoric of union’. Irish communities 1855-1900’. Ní Uigín, Dorothy, ‘Irish-language Grant, Don, ‘Tom Ronan, a neglected journalism in the diaspora around Irish-Australian writer’. 1900’. Green, Stephanie, ‘Oscar Wilde and the Noone, Val, ‘The Irish in the 1890s woman writer’. migration from Victoria to WA’. Grehan, Helena, ‘The Irish nomad as Ó hÓgartaigh, Ciarán, ‘Accounting in diasporic spectator’. Ireland and Australia’.
9 The following list is based on my copy of the Perth conference program. It includes a paper by Maggie O’Shea which was not listed in the conference program but was given to a plenary session when Sean Doran was unable to speak on ‘The second Irish renaissance” as had been announced in the program. Also announced but not presented was Marilyn Kelly on ‘Irish and Aboriginal languages under colonial administration’.
7 Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret, ‘Women and Robinson, Ainslie, ‘Irish rennaissance in educational change in Ireland and the 1850s’. Australia’. Seal, Graham, ‘Jack Donohoe and the Irish O’Carroll, John, ‘Irish Australian music: wood stove’. valediction to vision’. Spelman, Greg, ‘Ireland at the United O’Leary, Timothy, ‘Doing things with Nations’. words: Ireland’s madness?’. Taylor, William, ‘St Brendan in the O’Sullivan, Joe, ‘Australia’s Irish heritage: Antipodes: John Hawes’. the need for organisation’. Teasdale, Anne, ‘The Rogers from O'Donnell, Ruán, ‘The United Irishemn Roscommon’. between 1798 and 1803’. Trindade, Ann, ‘Sanctity, speech and O'Donoghue, Tom, ‘Bilingual education in gender in early Irish hagiography’. Ireland 1904-1922’. Warren, Michael, ‘Newspaper Oliver, Bobby, ‘Irish influences in the WA representations of the Irish in colonial ALP 1899-1916’. Australia’. Maggie O’Shea, ‘Catholic Australians in Wooding, Jonathan, ‘Cardinal Moran and rural Victoria 1920-1940s’. the vision of the early Irish church’. Partlon, Anne, ‘John Waters Kirwan and the fight for federation’.
Melbourne, Sept-Oct 2004 Below is a list of the 85 papers given at the 13th Irish Australian Conference in Melbourne September-October 2004 but not published. The five Melbourne conference papers that have been published by AJIS are included in the index later in this paper. Some papers may have been published elsewhere. In general, then, this is a list of further papers which are in danger of being lost.10 Adair, Daryl, ‘Anzac Day and Campbell, Malcolm, ‘John Redmond in sectarianism’. the diaspora’. Ainsworth, John, ‘INA in Queensland and Cantwell, Billy, ‘Editing an Irish national security 1916-21’. newspaper in Australia’. Beggs-Sunter, Anne, ‘The Hibernian Chetkovich, Jean, ‘Graduate migration’. Association in Ballarat from 1868’. Clancy, Dermot, ‘Communalism as Blee, Jill, ‘Irish priests and people in challenge to Irish Australian Western Victoria’. Catholicism’. Böss, Michael, ‘Exile in Irish writing’. Corballis, Richard, ‘Joyce’s Haka and its Brownrigg, Jeff, ‘Henry Lawson’s Irish provenance’. poems and the rise of labour’. Cusack, Danny, ‘Hugh Mahon and Paddy Buckridge, Patrick, ‘Irish immigrant poets Lynch’. in Queensland, 1850-1950’. Davis, Richard, ‘JSM Thompson in New Bull, Philip, ‘The first two Gladstone Zealand and Victoria 1865-1910’. administrations. de Bhaldraithe, Tomas , ‘The Irish Burston, Mary, ‘Gender in Dierdre language in Australia’. Madden and Colm Tóibín’. Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Identity and Caleidin, Christine, and Bentley, Michael, Bloomsday in Ireland and Australia’. ‘Belonging in unsettled places’.
10 Bryan Coleborne’s paper, ‘ The Field Day Theatre Company’, was listed on the program but was not presented. The list above is based on the conference program and there may have been other omissions or, indeed, additions.
8 Dixson, Miriam, Ely, Richard, Macintyre, McKay, Belinda, ‘The Irish strain in early Stuart, Malcolm., Elizabeth, Miller, Queensland women’s writing’. Kirby, ‘Patrick O’Farrell and the Miller, Kerby, ‘Belfast’s first bomb: origins history of the Irish in Australia’. of Ulster unionist hegemony’. Eipper, Chris, ‘Changing position of Molloy, Frank, ‘Victor Daley’s Melbourne priests in Ireland’. years’. Fahey, Charles, ‘Irish on the Victorian Molloy, Kevin, ‘Irish print culture in 19- goldfields’. cent NSW and NZ’. Fahey, Nick, ‘From Hibernia to Aotearoa’. Moloney, Justin, ‘Rural economics in 19- Finnane, Mark,’Jack Barry and Melbourne century Limerick and Victoria’. radicalism’. Moore, Peter, ‘How Irish was Eureka?’. Fraser, Lyndon, ‘Diaspora, ethnicity and Morgan, Patrick, ‘Before andafter the West Coast Irish 1864-1922’. Split: Melbourne 1950s -70s’. Fuller, Louise, ‘Irish Catholicism since Morrison, Tessa, ‘Stone patters at 1950’. Newgrange’. Gray, Breda, ‘1980s Irish women Mortimer, Maureen, ‘St Patrick’s day migransts to Britain’. Perth 1919’. Harrison, Jennifer, ‘Wexford’s influence Murray, Enda, ‘Irish and Australian on Australian Indigenous education’. music’. Harvey, Philip, ‘Tossmania: Irish poetic Noone, Val, ‘ Facing cultural chasms: Irish images of Australia’. speakers in southeast Australia’. Herraman, Anne, ‘The men of 1890: their Ó hAodha, Micháel, ‘Irish as a secret settelement in South Australia’. language in Australian penal colonies’. Hirst, Catherine, ‘Nationalism among Ó hÓgartaigh, Ciarán, ‘Four Irishmen and 19th-century Belfast working-class a colony 1788-1818’. Catholics’. Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret, ‘Medicine and Hurley-Kurtz, Pauline, ‘An Gorta Mor the Field Day anthology’. memorials on three continents’. O’Connell, Mary, ‘Eileen O’Connor’s Jackson, Alvin, ‘Home Rule and Irish visions of the divine 1911-16’. history’. O’Connor, Trish, ‘Contemporary Irish Kildea, Jeff, ‘Australian war graves and immigrants in Australia’. memorials in Ireland’. O’Hanlon, Seamus, ‘Irish immigrants in Kuch, Peter, ‘Literary politics of Easter Melbourne during the 1950s’. 1916’. O’Neill, Pamela, ‘Celtic crosses in Leach, Dan, ‘European minority Australian cemeteries’. nationalists in Irish exile’. Patterson, Brad, ‘Mr Massey and the fight Lee, David, ‘Australian-Irish diplomatic for freehold 1894-1912’. relations 1940s and 1950s’. Pearce, Gary, ‘Writing Stephen hero’. Lonergan, Dymphna, ‘History of the brogue’. Pulju, Anne, ‘Irish theatre at home and abroad 1920-32’. Lynch-Brennan, Margaret, ‘Irish domestics in USA 1840-1930’. Ridden, Jennifer, ‘Rethinking Ireland and empire’. MacPherson, Jim, ‘Domesticity in Ireland and UK 1880-1914’. Rolston, Bill, ‘Truth and transition: dealing with the past in Northern Magee, Paula, ‘Fractured families in the Ireland’. 1960s’. Rule, Pauline, ‘Irish women in colonial Mara, Elizabeth, ‘The educational Victoria: choice of husband’. philosophy of Patrick Pearse’. Rushen, Liz, ‘Female migration to Marr, Lisa, ‘Language in Flanagan’s The Australia in the 1830s’. Year of the French’. Russell, Geoff, ‘Joseph Brady, leading McCarthy, Angela, ‘Twentieth-century colonial engineer’. Scottish and Irish migrants at sea’. Ryan, Colin, ‘ Did Ned Kelly speak Irish?’ McClaughlin, Trevor, ‘The strange case of Albert Cyril Ashton 1899’. Ryan, Ted, ‘The O’Sullivan of Botany Bay’.
9 Sheehan, David, ‘Celts under fire’. Tyrrell, Alex, ‘British radicals and Daniel Sheehan, Rosemay, ‘Child abuse in O’Connell’. Ireland and Australia’. Waugh, Maxwell, ‘Richard Bourke: a 19th Shields, Andrew, ‘Irish land bills of 1852’. century Gough Whitlam?’. Smyth, Ailbhe, ‘Home, history and myth, West, Maureen, ‘Crossing and re-crossing sin scéal eile’. from Ireland to America’. Speden, Hannah, ‘Presence and place: Whitaker, Anne-Maree, ‘1798 exported: Celtic spirituality’. Vinegar Hill, Sydney, 1804’. Sweetman, Rory, ‘Another look at William Whiting, Brendan, ‘Irish exiles to NSW Ferguson Massey’. 1800-1805’. Taylor, Jean, ‘In search of my father’s Yeats, Christine, ‘Convict exiles in NSW country’. state archives’.
Volumes indexed in this paper The final and largest section of this paper consists of lists of articles on Ireland and Irish Australia divided into broad topic divisions. A few items have been listed more than once. The articles listed below are from the following 19 volumes:
Four publications from six Irish-Australian conferences Tadhg Foley and Fiona Bateman (eds), Irish-Australian Studies: papers delivered at the Ninth Irish-Australian Conference, Galway, April 1997, Sydney, Crossing Press, 2000. Philip Bull, Frances Devlin Glass and Helen Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: Studies in Culture, Identity and Migration, Sydney, Crossing Press, 2000. Louis de Paor, Maureen O’Connor and Bob Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, Imagined Republics: Proceedings of the Twelfth Irish Australian Conference, Perth, Centre for Irish Studies, 2004. This was published as Australian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 4, special issue.11 Geary, Laurence, and McCarthy, Andrew (eds), Ireland, Australia and New Zealand: History, Politics and Culture, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 2007.
Six issues of Australasian Journal of Irish Studies Australian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 1, no 1 (April 2001). Australian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 2, (2002). Australian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 3, (2003). Australian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 4 (2004). This is a special issue, containing papers of Galway 2002 conference, see above. Australian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 5 (2005). Australasian Journal of Irish Studies, vol 6 (2006-7). Note change of name.
11 Compare Val Noone, ‘Galway: successful conference on Irish Australian affairs’, Táin no 20 (Aug-Sept 2002), pp 11-14; and Val Noone, ‘Germaine Greer on Ned Kelly’s Irish ways’, op cit, p 10. Greer’s paper on Kelly was not submitted for publication in the conference proceedings.
10 Volume from UCD conference June 1996 on Australian Identities
Jonathan Wooding and David Day (eds), Celtic-Australian Identities, Sydney. University of Sydney, 2001.12
Four publications from Celtic Studies Foundation, Sydney
The Celtic Studies Foundation in Sydney has published the proceedings of four conferences relevant to this bibliography. More than half of the papers at the Australian Celtic Studies conferences are on Ireland or Irish Australia. Only those with direct relevance have been indexed on this occasion. Included here are the papers from three Australian Celtic Studies conferences and a special conference in Melbourne in 2003. Pamela O’Neill and Jonathan Wooding (eds), Literature and Politics in the Celtic World: papers from the Third Australian Conference of Celtic Studies, University of Sydney Celtic Studies Foundation, 2000. Pamela O’Neill, (ed.), Nation and Federation in the Celtic World: Papers from the Fourth Australian Conference of Celtic Studies, University of Sydney Celtic Studies Foundation, 2003 Pamela O’Neill (ed.), Between Intrusions: Britain and Ireland between the Romans and the Normans, Celtic Studies Foundation, University of Sydney, 2004. Pamela O’Neill, (ed.), Exile and Homecoming: Papers from the Fifth Australian Conference of Celtic Studies, University of Sydney Celtic Studies Foundation, 2005. (On 24-26 August 2006, a conference entitled ‘Us and Them: perceptions, depictions and descriptions of Celts’ was held at University of Melbourne under the direction of Dr Pamela O’Neill. Papers were given on Irish and Irish-Australian topics. Dr O’Neill has announced an intention to publish the proceedings in one or two volumes.)
Five other publications of scholarly papers
As mentioned above, five other collections of research papers over the past decade are indexed in this article, namely: McClaughlin, Trevor (ed.), Irish Women in Colonial Australia, Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1998. Davis, Richard, and Petrow, Stefan (eds), Ireland and Tasmania 1848: Sesquicentenary Papers, Sydney, Crossing Press, 1998. Reece, Bob (ed.), The Irish in Western Australia, Studies in WA History no 20, Perth, University of WA, 2000. Gray, Peter (ed.), Passing the Torch: the Aisling Society of Sydney 1955-2005, Sydney, Griffin Press, 2005. Brownrigg, Jeff, Mongan, Cheryl, and Reid, Richard (eds), Echoes of Irish Australia: Rebellion to Republic, Galong NSW, St Clement’s Centre, 2007.
12 There was an earlier volume from this conference but it is not directly on Irish Australian studies, namely David Day, Australian Identities, Melbourne, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 1998.
11 1998 and 2007: a comparison This 2007 survey analyses 348 papers from four Irish-Australian conference proceedings and fifteen other sources which have been published since 1998. My 1998 survey covered 188 papers in nine volumes of conference proceedings over a fifteen-year period. Last time no other sources were listed apart from conference proceedings. Of the four Irish Australian conference proceedings which have been published in the past decade, one was from the 1997 Galway conference and another was of the 1998 La Trobe conference at which I delivered the previous survey. Here are some figures on publications since the previous survey. From the Ninth Irish Australian Conference at Galway in 1997, 23 papers were published in book form. From the Tenth at La Trobe University in 1998, 34 papers were published in book form. At the Eleventh at Perth in 2000, 81 papers were given of which 20 have been published in AJIS and of which 61 are unpublished. From the Twelfth in Galway in 2002, 42 have been published in book form (by AJIS). From the Thirteenth at Melbourne in 2004, 5 have been published in AJIS and 85 not. From the Fourteenth in Cork in 2006, 17 are at the printer as we meet. That is, about half of the Irish-Australian conference papers delivered in the past decade have been published. The number of papers given seems to have been 289 of which 141 have been published and 146 not. The unpublished papers are listed alphabetically above under conference and author but have not yet been sorted into categories. Also covered in this analysis are 105 articles (including book reviews and not including volume 4) from AJIS and 127 articles from ten other collections of essays and research papers. The 348 published research papers under review here are made up, therefore, of some 140 from Irish-Australian conferences (from books of proceedings and from AJIS) and 207 from other sources.
19th-century emphasis, notable gaps As with the 1998 list, I have divided the articles into two broad categories of Ireland and Irish-Australia, with literary and history divisions within those. Then within Irish-Australia history a further division is made between pre- 1900 and post-1900. Some new categories have been added. One is Economics where five out of the six articles are comparisons and lessons for Australia from Ireland’s recent economic growth. Another new category is Irish- Aboriginal relations which has gained more attention in the past decade. Likewise Language issues and Health have also grown. No categories of knowledge are ever exact so I ask readers to be patient if topics or items they are looking for have been categorised roughly or inaccurately. Emphases in research topics in the decade up to 2007 remain similar to those in the years before 1998. In both surveys, some one third of the papers were on Ireland and some two thirds on Irish Australia. While interest in the twentieth century seems to be higher this time than in the 1998 survey, the biggest category, by far, was papers on the history of 19th-century Irish Australia. Historical matters dominated and literary papers seem to be down in proportion, from 20 per cent to about 15 per cent. New Zealand studies have grown in number since the last review while other parts of the Irish diaspora continue to receive little attention in Irish Australian writing.
12 As remarked in the 1998 paper, study of the impact of the Famine on Irish Australia and the role of the Irish in the Australian labour movement continue to be noticeable gaps in research into Irish Australian history. Looking ahead, it is worth remarking on another gap. At the time of writing, concern about global warming has reached unprecedented levels, and it is worth asking how this relates to this present or any future survey. Writing in Táin magazine, Patrick Morgan has drawn attention to environmental concerns among Irish Australian poets and artists around 1900.13 However, to state the obvious, there is no article or book on the history of attitudes and actions regarding environmental and ecological matters among Irish settlers, farmers, farm labourers, foresters, manufacturers, labourers and so on, as far as I have been able to establish. Perhaps in the coming years researchers and family historians could consider the relationship of Irish Australian cultures and settlement patterns to Australian environmental history.
Papers of Irish Australian studies published 1998-2007, sorted into broad topic categories
1. Ireland - literary Allain, Bláithín, ‘‘FÓD’: A short story by Coleborne, Bryan, ‘Review of Heidi Liam O’Flaherty’, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), Kaufman and Chris Fauske (eds), An pp 102-114. Uncomfortable Authority: Maria Allen, Richard C. ‘The Quiet Man in Irish- Edgeworth and her Contexts, AJIS, vol 5 American cinematic history’, pp 393- (2005), p 165. 411 in O’Neill, (ed.), Exile and Collett, Anne, ‘Seamus Heaney: the Homecoming: 5th Aust Celtic Studies political poetics of a Bog man’, pp 354- Conf, 2005. 365 in O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Ault, Nancy, ‘Review of John O’Donohue, Literature and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Anam Chara and Eternal Echoes’, AJIS, Studies Conf, 2000. vol 1 (2001), p 191. De Paor, Louis, ‘Satire and subversion in Boey, Kim Cheng, ‘Visions of home in An Béal Bocht’, pp 232-239 in Bull, contemporary Irish poetry’, pp 170- Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland 188 in O’Neill (ed.), Nation and and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish- Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Studies Conf, Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. 2003. Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Northern Irish Broom, Sarah, ‘Leaving Main Street?: violence in the novels of Bernard Agency and responsibility in Paul MacLaverty’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp Muldoon’s “Immram”’, AJIS, vol 3 126-133. (2003), pp 91-101. Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Review of Chris Coleborne, Bryan, ‘Review of Chris Arthur, Irish Haiku’, AJIS, vol 6 (2006- Arthur, Irish Nocturnes and Irish 7), p 139. Willow’, p 343 in De Paor, O’Connor Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Review of Eugene and Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, O’Brien, Seamus Heaney’, p 332 in De 12th Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), AJIS, vol 4), 2004. Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), 2004.
13 Patrick Morgan, ‘Marion Miller Knowles: novelist and poet’, Táin, no 10 (Nov-Dec 2000), p 23; and ‘Edwin Brady: religion, poetry and sex’, Táin, no 12 (April-May 2001), p 28.
13 Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Review of Michael Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Siedel, James Joyce’, p 335 in De Paor, Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), O’Connor and Reece (eds), 2004. Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Newlands, Tracey, ‘The commodification Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), of the body in early Christian Irish 2004. literature’, pp 249-256 in O’Neill and Dillane, Fionnuala, ‘Realism and Wooding (eds), Literature and Politics: regionalism in the short stories of 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2000. Mary Lavin and Barbara Baynton, pp Ó Conchubhair, Brian, ‘Louis de Paor: 45-56 in Foley and Bateman (eds), 9th ”Ón mBuachaill go dtí an tAthair”/ Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 1997, 2000. (From the Boy to the Father)’, pp 151- Fraser, Janet, ‘Review of Ken Bruen, A 159 in Wooding and Day (eds), White Arrest and The Guards’, AJIS, vol Celtic-Australian Identities: 1996 UCD 5 (2005), p 177. Conf, 2001. Fryatt, Kit, ‘Abjection in Austin Clarke’s O’Connor, Laura, ‘The hooligans and Mnemosyne Lay in Dust’, AJIS, vol 6 Cathleen Ní Houlihan’, pp 71-79 in (2006-7), pp 82-97. Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ganter, C J, ‘Bernard MacLaverty and the Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Big House’, AJIS, vol 5 (2005), pp 128- Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. 134. O’Leary, Timothy, ‘Heaney, Yeats and Kent, Brad, ‘Review of Caramine White, the art of cultural transformation’, pp Reading Roddy Doyle’, AJIS, vol 3 186-195 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and (2003), p 127. Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia Kuch, Peter, ‘1907, W.B. Yeats, Politics, 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La and Poetics’, pp 46-55 in De Paor, Trobe 1998, 2000. O’Connor and Reece (eds), O’Neill, Angeline, ‘Review of Brendan Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust O’Carroll, The Mammy and The Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Chisellers’, AJIS, vol 2, (2002), p 192. 2004. Pelan, Rebecca, ‘Contemporary women’s Kuch, Peter, ‘Writing a literary history of drama from Northern Ireland’, AJIS, Irish poetry 1900-1940’, pp 82-98 in vol 1 (2001), pp 167-175. Foley and Bateman (eds), 9th Irish- Pelan, Rebecca, ‘Performing identity in Aust Conf, Galway 1997, 2000. Northern Ireland and Australia’, pp Lucchitti, ‘Tomás Ó Criomhthain and 66-74 in De Paor, O’Connor and Reece nation’, pp 161-169 in O’Neill (ed.), (eds), Remembered Nations, 12th Irish- Nation and Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Studies Conf, 2003. 2004. Lynch, Andrew, ‘Colm Tóibín’s The Randaccio, Monica, ‘The “both/and” Heather Blazing’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp thought in contemporary Irish drama’, 1-8. pp 116-124 in O’Neill and Wooding McDonagh, Enda, ‘Faith and the cure of (eds), Literature and Politics: 3rd Aust poetry: the crisis of the Catholic Celtic Studies Conf, 2000. church in Ireland’, pp 321-330 in Sadowska, Eva, ‘Táin Bó Cúailnge and Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Celtic battle strategy’, pp 257-273 in Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: 10th O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Literature Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Monteith, Ken, ‘Ossian vs. Oisín: Conf, 2000. Macpherson’s texts and W B Yeats’, Stafford, Melissa, ‘Theatre today in pp 125-135 in O’Neill and Wooding Ireland and Australia’, pp 249-264 in (eds), Literature and Politics: 3rd Aust Gray (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. Celtic Studies Conf, 2000. Wilson, David N, ‘Honour in Táin Bó Morrison, Tessa, ‘The interlaced borders Cúailnge’, pp 134-140 in O’Neill, of the Book of Kells’, pp 276-285 in De Pamela (ed.), Between Intrusions, 2003 Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), Melb conf, 2004.
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2. Ireland - historical and political Adams, Simon, ‘In search of an Irish Coleborne, Bryan, ‘Review of Edward Mandela’, pp 274-295 in O’Neill and Neafsey, Surnames of Ireland, AJIS, vol Wooding (eds), Literature and Politics: 3 (2003), p 137. 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2000. Doyle, Denise, ‘Images of mother and Adams, Simon, ‘Review of Laurence child in early Christian Ireland’, pp McKeown, Out of Time: Irish 190-202 in O’Neill (ed.), Nation and Republican Prisoners, Long Kesh 1972- Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2000’, AJIS, vol 2, (2002), p 188. 2003. Aikins, Kinglsey, ‘Irish sport’, pp 113-124 Doyle, Denise, ‘Brigid: from goddess to in Gray (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. saint’ pp 14-21 in O’Neill, Pamela Ainsworth, John, ‘British Security Policy (ed.), Between Intrusions, 2003 Melb in Ireland, 1920-1921’, AJIS, vol 1 conf, 2004. (2001), pp 176-190. Dynan, Muredach, ‘A personal Bartlett, Thomas, ‘The 1798 rebellion in perspective on the Good Friday perspective’, pp 13-23 in Bull, Agreement’, pp 217-240 in Gray (ed.), Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland Passing the Torch, 2005. and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish- Eipper, Christopher, ‘Desire, sex, gender Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. and anxiety: Irish Virgin worship’, Bray, Daniel, ‘The myth of Tara’, pp 288- AJIS, vol 5 (2005), pp 109-127. 297 in O’Neill (ed.), Nation and Finnane, Mark, ‘Review of Elizabeth Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Studies Conf, Malcolm, The Irish Policeman 2003. 1822-1922’, AJIS, vol 6 (2006-7), p Bull, Philip, ‘Isaac Butt and the politics of 137. accommodation’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp 158-166. Freeman, Elizabeth, ‘Review of Dianne Hall, Women and the Church in Medieval Bull, Philip, ‘Oliver Ormond Gerard Ireland’, p 344 in De Paor, O’Connor Macdonagh 1924-2002’, AJIS, vol 2, and Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, (2002), pp ix-xi. 12th Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= Bull, Philip, ‘Review of Tom Dunne and AJIS, vol 4), 2004. Laurence Geary (eds), History and the Goodman, James, ‘European solution to Public Sphere: Essays in Honour of John a European problem?’, pp 289-301 in A Murphy’, AJIS, vol 6 (2006-7), p 146. Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Bull, Philip, ‘The centenary of 1798 and Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: 10th “old nationalism”’, pp 80-89 in Bull, Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland Grigg, Juliana, ‘The blacksmith in early and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish- Ireland and Scotland’, pp 260-278 in Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. O’Neill (ed.), Nation and Federation: 4th Burke, Mary, ‘'The orientalisation of Irish Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2003. Travellers’, AJIS, vol 2, (2002), pp 22- Grimmer, Martin, ‘Memories of the Celts 34. in Bede’, pp 22-32 in O’Neill, Pamela Cash, John, ‘Democratic change and its (ed.), Between Intrusions, 2003 Melb temper’, pp 277-288 in Bull, Devlin- conf, 2004. Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland and Hopkinson, Michael, ‘The Anglo-Irish Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust War and the Irish Revolution’, AJIS, Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. vol 1 (2001), pp 146-157. Chambers, Ian, ‘Asquith, Churchill and the third battle squadron during the Hunt, Emma, ‘1916: the nation as an Curragh Incident, March 1914’, AJIS, ideal’, pp 143-160 in O’Neill (ed.), vol 5 (2005), pp 51-65. Nation and Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2003. Chambers, Ian, ‘Kilmainham: the infamous “treaty” reconsidered’’, Hunt, Emma, ‘Parnell: Politics, poetry and AJIS, vol 2, (2002), pp 48-68. prose’, pp 346-353 in O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Literature and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2000.
15 Kirby, Michael, ‘Ireland: a struggle for McLeod, Neil, ‘The blood-feud in acceptance and equality’, pp 303-318 in medieval Ireland’, pp 114-133 in Gray (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. O’Neill, Pamela (ed.), Between Kuch, Peter, ‘Writing a history of Irish Intrusions, 2003 Melb conf, 2004. poetry 1900-1940’, pp 183-206 in Mooney, Brian, ‘Review of Eamonn Mallie Gray (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. and David McKittrick, Endgame in Ledgard, Bronwyn C, ‘ Túatha Dé Ireland’, AJIS, vol 2, (2002), p 191. Danann: their origin and exile’, pp Mooney, Brian, ‘Review of Simon Adams, 338-372 in O’Neill, (ed.), Exile and Exit Wounds, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), p 192 Homecoming: 5th Aust Celtic Studies Morris, Ewan, ‘Seán Ó Faoláin’s Daniel Conf, 2005. O’Connell’, pp 336-345 in O’Neill and Ledgard, Bronwyn, ‘Early Celtic divisions Wooding (eds), Literature and Politics: of time’, pp 242-259 in O’Neill (ed.), 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2000. Nation and Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Morrison, Tessa, ‘Spiral patterns in Irish Studies Conf, 2003. decoration from Newgrange to the Lee, Joe, ‘Ireland 1798-1998’, pp 331-342 tenth century’ pp 309-321 in O’Neill, in Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (ed.), Exile and Homecoming: 5th Aust (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: Celtic Studies Conf, 2005. 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, Mortimer, Maureen, ‘Review of Michael 2000. Hopkinson, The Irish War of Leonard, Paul, ‘The boycott of the Royal Independence,’ AJIS, vol 3 (2003), p 124. Irish Constabulary 1916-21’, pp 131- Nelson, Michael, ‘Germanic visions of the 320 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle Celtic world 1770-1970’, pp 234-240 in (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: O’Neill (ed.), Nation and Federation: 4th 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, Aust Celtic Studies Conf, 2003. 2000. Noone, Val, ‘Culhane of Brunswick on Little, Graham, ‘The Irish psyche and the medieval Ireland’, pp 158-168 in problem of the North’, pp 259-265 in O’Neill, Pamela (ed.), Between Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Intrusions, 2003 Melb conf, 2004. Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret, ‘Nineteenth- century interpretations of 1798’, pp Lloyd, Trevor, ‘The general election of 24-33 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle 1918 in Ireland, Scotland and Wales’, (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: pp 225-232 in O’Neill, (ed.), Exile and 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, Homecoming: 5th Aust Celtic Studies 2000. Conf, 2005. Ó Tuathaigh, Gearóid, ‘Ireland under the Malcolm, Elizabeth, “Review essay on Union: historiographical reflections’, Luke Gibbons, Gaelic Gothic’, AJIS, vol AJIS, vol 2, (2002), pp 1-21. 5 (2005), pp 158-164. O’Donoghue, Thomas A, ‘The Catholic McIntyre, Perry, ‘Families abandoned Church and Gaelic identity in Irish because of transportation to NSW’, pp secondary schools, 1893-1962’, AJIS, 152-161 in De Paor, O’Connor and vol 2, (2002), pp 149-165. Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, Pike, Vincent, ‘An enigma, Eskine vol 4), 2004. Childers’, pp 207-216 in Gray (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. McLeod, Neil, ‘900 years of mayhem: The Irish legal materials’, pp 182-206 in Porter, Norman, ‘Political change and its O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Literature problems’, pp 266-276 in Bull, and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland Conf, 2000. and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish- Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. McLeod, Neil, ‘An introduction to Tanistry’, pp 142-162 in O’Neill, Proudfoot, Lindsay, ‘Place and (ed.), Exile and Homecoming: 5th Aust iconography in the “big house” in Celtic Studies Conf, 2005. Ulster’, pp 240-248 in Bull, Devlin- Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland and McLeod, Neil, ‘Metalworking in medieval Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust Irish law’, pp 103-113 in O’Neill, Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. Pamela (ed.), Between Intrusions, 2003 Melb conf, 2004.
16 Rule, Paul, ‘Review of Louise Fuller, Irish vital hour’, pp 257-272 in Foley and Catholicism since 1950: the Undoing of a Bateman (eds), 9th Irish-Aust Conf, Culture, AJIS, vol 5 (2005), p 169. Galway 1997, 2000. Sheehan, Rosemary, ‘Women, crime, and Trindade, Ann, ‘Future directions in early punishment in Ireland and Australia, Irish studies’, pp 169-188 in O’Neill, 2001’, pp 144-151 in De Paor, Pamela (ed.), Between Intrusions, 2003 O’Connor and Reece (eds), Melb conf, 2004. Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Tyrrell, Alex, ‘Review of William Kelly Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), and John Young (eds), Ulster and 2004. Scotland 1600-2000’, AJIS, vol 5 (2005), Shields, Andrew. ‘John Mitchel’s p 166. campaigns for Tipperary, 1875’, pp West, Fiona, ‘The accidental emergence 374-392 in O’Neill, (ed.), Exile and of terrorism’, pp 302-312 in Bull, Homecoming: 5th Aust Celtic Studies Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland Conf, 2005. and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish- Taylor, William, ‘The stones of Ireland, Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. Wilkinson and ancient architecture’, Wilson, Dominique Beth, ‘Pilgrimage to pp 321-330 in De Paor, O’Connor and and veneration of holy wells in the Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, 12th British Isles’, pp 322-337 in O’Neill, Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, (ed.), Exile and Homecoming: 5th Aust vol 4), 2004. Celtic Studies Conf, 2005. Travers, Pauric, ‘Arthur Lynch: an Australian republican and Ireland’s ______
3. Irish Australia - literary Byrnes, Greg, ‘James McAuley's On the Lisson, Deborah, ‘Review of Jill Blee, Western Line’’, AJIS, vol 2, (2002), pp Brigid’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), p 195. 35-47 Molloy, Frank, ‘J F Archibald, Victor Clarke, Patricia, ‘ Rosa Praed’s Irish Daley and the Bulletin’, pp 99-109 in connections’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp Foley and Bateman (eds), 9th Irish- 118-125. Aust Conf, Galway 1997, 2000. Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Joseph Furphy’s Molloy, Frank, ‘The Celtic Twilight in uses of Irish history in Such is Life’, Australia’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp 99- pp 221-231 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and 106. Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia Molloy, Frank, 'Affection's broken chain: 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La the Irish and colonial poetry’’, AJIS, Trobe 1998, 2000. vol 2, (2002), pp 122-134. Dillane, Fionnuala, ‘Realism and Molloy, Frank, ‘Review of Peter Carey, regionalism in the short stories of True History of the Kelly Gang’, AJIS, Mary Lavin and Barbara Baynton, pp vol 2, (2002), p 194. 45-56 in Foley and Bateman (eds), 9th Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 1997, 2000. Molloy, Frank, ‘‘The stuff of nightmare’: bushrangers versus settlers in Harvey, Philip, ‘”The Tossmania”: Irish contemporary Australian fiction’, poetic imaginings in Australia’, AJIS, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), pp 49-61. vol 6 (2006-7), pp 98-112 Molloy, Frank, ‘Irish Australian women in Harvey, Philip, ‘Guest, foreigner, son: the novels of Ruth Park, Criena Vincent Buckley and Ireland’, pp Rohan, and Ann Clancy’, pp 75-83 in 208-220 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and De Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Trobe 1998, 2000. 2004. Harvey, Philip, ‘Vincent Buckley and the Morgan, Patrick, ‘The Austral Light Irish hunger strike’, pp 322-335 in Group’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp 90-98. O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Literature and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Nelson, Annette, ‘Ireland and Australia in Conf, 2000. The Quadrivium’, pp 110-121 in Foley
17 and Bateman (eds), 9th Irish-Aust Conf, World War II’, pp 224-232 in Foley Galway 1997, 2000. and Bateman (eds), 9th Irish-Aust Conf, Partlon, Anne, ‘Review of Patricia Clarke, Galway 1997, 2000. Rosa! Rosa! A Life of Rosa Praed’, AJIS, Stafford, Melissa, ‘Theatre today in Ireland vol 1 (2001), p 196. and Australia’, pp 249-264 in Gray Pelan, Rebecca, ‘Performing identity in (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. Northern Ireland and Australia’, pp Taylor, Brian, ‘Ossian and the antipodes: 66-74 in De Paor, O’Connor and Reece the Macpherson controversy and (eds), Remembered fNations, 12th Irish- Australian connections’, pp 136-157 in Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Literature 2004. and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Simmons, Kathleen, ‘Irish cultural Conf, 2000. memory in Australian writing since ______
4. Irish Australia - general historical Anon, ‘Research theses in Irish and Irish- McClaughlin, Trevor, ‘Protestant Irish in Australian studies’, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), Australia’, pp 88-98 in Brownrigg et pp 115-20. al (eds), Echoes of Irish Australia, 2007. Anon, ‘Research theses in Irish and Irish- McKernan, Michael, ‘A glimpse of a Australian studies’, AJIS, vol 5 (2005), clerical past’, pp 80-87 in Brownrigg pp 180-1. et al (eds), Echoes of Irish Australia, Brennan, Gerard, ‘Common bonds of law 2007. between Ireland and Australia’, pp Molony, John, ‘Republicanism in Ireland 125-136 in Gray (ed.), Passing the and Australia’, pp 233-242 in Torch, 2005. Brownrigg et al (eds), Echoes of Irish Bull, Philip, Devlin-Glass, Frances and Australia, 2007. Doyle, Helen, ‘Resonances across the Noone, Val, ‘Publications from Irish- seas’, pp 1-12 in Bull, Devlin-Glass Australian conferences’, pp 349-366 and Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia in Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: Trobe 1998, 2000. 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, Burrows, Toby, ‘Review of Ruth 2000. Marchant James, Fields of Gold: a Olson, Lynn, ‘British and Irish colonial History of the Dominican Sisters in WA churches: alternatives to the Celtic and Cork to Capricorn: a History of the church’, pp 298-303 in O’Neill (ed.), Presentation Sisters in WA 1891-1991, Nation and Federation: 4th Aust Celtic pp 199-200 Studies Conf, 2003. Davis, Richard, ‘Irish influences on O’Neill, Pamela, ‘Monastic scenes in Irish- Tasmania’, pp137-151 in Geary and Australian funerary monuments’, pp McCarthy (eds), Ireland, Australia and 119-136 in Geary and McCarthy (eds), New Zealand, Cork 2006 Conf, 2007. Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, Devlin-Glass, Frances, ‘Review of Cork 2006 Conf, 2007. Christine Hunt Mahoney et al, The Partlon, Anne, ‘Writing about the Irish in Future of Irish Studies’, AJIS, vol 6 WA’, pp 188-194 in Reece, Bob (ed.), (2006-7), p 147. The Irish in Western Australia, 2000. Fraser, Morag, ‘Review of Jill Blee, From Sargent, Lyman Tower, ‘Utopianism in the Murray to the Sea: Catholic Education Australia and Ireland’, pp 293-301 in in the Ballarat Diocese, AJIS, vol 5 De Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), (2005), p 174. Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust MacDonagh, Oliver, ‘The Australian Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Irish, St Patrick’s Day and the New 2004. Ireland Forum’, pp 103-112 in Gray Windsor, Gerard, ‘Farewell to old Ireland’, (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005. pp 319-330 in Gray (ed.), Passing the Torch, 2005.
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5. Irish-Australia: historical, political, and cultural, pre-1900 Amos, Keith, ‘Fenian convicts transported Cusack, Mella, ‘The Hickeys of Waterford, to Australia’, pp 99-107 in Brownrigg Thomas Meagher and others’, pp 58- et al (eds), Echoes of Irish Australia, 69 in Davis and Petrow (eds), Ireland 2007. and Tasmania 1848, 1998. Anon, ‘Biographical register of Young Davis, Richard, ‘Epilogue: 1798 and 1848: Irelanders in Tasmania’, pp 112-117 in the continuity of Irish nationalism’, pp Davis and Petrow (eds), Ireland and 96-111 in Davis and Petrow (eds), Tasmania 1848, 1998. Ireland and Tasmania 1848, 1998. Beggs-Sunter, Anne, ‘The apotheosis of Davis, Richard, ‘Irish murderesses as Van Peter Lalor’, pp 94-104 in De Paor, Diemen’s Land colonists’, pp 22-42 in O’Connor and Reece (eds), McClaughlin (ed.), Irish Women in Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Colonial Australia, 1998. Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Davis, Richard, ‘The Insurrection of 1848: 2004. what happened and why, and its Bennett, M, ‘Introduction: 1848 in Ireland continuing relevance’, pp 35-47 in and Europe’ pp 1-6 in Davis and Davis and Petrow (eds), Ireland and Petrow (eds), Ireland and Tasmania Tasmania 1848, 1998. 1848, 1998. Davis, Richard, ‘The re-appearing Ulster Blee, Jill, ‘Irish missionary clergy in 19th- Presbyterian: JSM Thompson in New century western Victoria’’, AJIS, vol 2, Zealand and Victoria’, AJIS, vol 5 (2002), pp 69-81. (2005), pp 150-157. Bolton, Geoffrey, ‘A Trinity man abroad: Donovan, Finbarr, ‘Episcopal authority Winthrop Hackett’, pp 67-93 in Reece, versus canonical autonomy of Bob (ed.), The Irish in Western religious orders’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp Australia, 2000. 58-69. Bull, Philip, ‘Review of John Ritchie, The Duffy, Patrick, ‘A group migration to Wentworths: Father and Son, AJIS, vol 3 South Australia in 1849’, pp 43-56 in (2003), p 134. Wooding and Day (eds), Celtic- Cameron, James, ‘George Fletcher Moore’, Australian Identities: 1996 UCD Conf, pp 21-34 in Reece, Bob (ed.), The Irish 2001. in Western Australia, 2000. Earls, Tony, ‘Daniel O’Connell’s influence Carrigg, John, ‘Review of A G Evans, C Y on John Hubert Plunkett’, pp 170-184 O’Connor’, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), p 129. in Geary and McCarthy (eds), Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, Cork 2006 Coleborne, Bryan, ‘Review of Margaret Conf, 2007. Glover and Alf MacLochlainnn (eds), Letters of William Paul Dowling in Erickson, Rica, ‘The Irish of Toodyay’, pp Australia’, AJIS, vol 6 (2006-7), p 113. 49-58 in Reece, Bob (ed.), The Irish in Western Australia, 2000. Connors, Libby and Turner, Bernadette, ‘Irish orphan girls at Moreton Bay’, pp Fahey, Charles, ‘A fine country for the 105-122 in McClaughlin (ed.), Irish Irish’, pp 190-201 in De Paor, Women in Colonial Australia, 1998. O’Connor and Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Cunningham, Anne, ‘Dom Bernard Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Smith’s Australian misson’, pp 134- 2004. 142 in Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: Farrell, Rita, ‘Review of Catherine Kovesi 10th Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, Killerby, Ursula Frayne: A biography, 2000. pp 206-207 Cunningham, Anne, ‘Richard Kenna and Fitzpatrick, David, ‘Letters of emigrant the bishop’, pp 25-33 in Foley and Irish women’, pp 163-181 in Bateman (eds), 9th Irish-Aust Conf, McClaughlin (ed.), Irish Women in Galway 1997, 2000. Colonial Australia, 1998. Cunningham,Anne, ‘Michael Fitzpatrick Geary, Laurence, ‘From Connerville, MLA’s funeral debacle in 1881’’, AJIS, County Cork, to Connorville, Van vol 2, (2002), pp 82-94. Diemen’s Land’, pp 152-169 in Geary
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8. New Zealand Breathnach, Ciara, ‘Recruiting migrants Australia 1798-1998: 10th Irish-Aust for New Zealand 1870-1875’. pp 32-45 Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. in Geary and McCarthy (eds), Ireland, Fraser, Lyndon, ‘Tracking Irish Migrants Australia and New Zealand, Cork 2006 in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand’, Conf, 2007. pp 14-31 in Geary and McCarthy Campbell, Malcolm, ‘Review of Brad (eds), Ireland, Australia and New Patterson (ed.), The Irish in New Zealand, Cork 2006 Conf, 2007. Zealand, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), p 132. MacRaild, Donald, ‘Review of Angela Davis, Richard, ‘The re-appearing Ulster McCarthy, Irish Migrants in New Presbyterian: JSM Thompson in New Zealand 1840-1937’, AJIS, vol 6 (2006-7), Zealand and Victoria’, AJIS, vol 5 p 126. (2005), pp 150-157. Malcolm, Elizabeth, ‘Review of Brad Doyle, Helen, ‘Review of Brad Patterson Patterson (ed.), Ulster New Zealand (ed.), From Ulster to New Ulster: the Migration’, AJIS, vol 6 (2006-7), p 128. 2003 Ulster-New Zealand Lectures’, Patterson, Brad, ‘New Zealand’s Ulster AJIS, vol 5 (2005), p 168. plantation revisited’ pp 46-60 in Geary Fraser, Lyndon, ‘Irish women and and McCarthy (eds), Ireland, Australia marriage on the West coast of New and New Zealand, Cork 2006 Conf, Zealand during the nineteenth 2007. century’, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), pp 3-22. Richard, Eric, ‘Review of Lyndon Fraser Fraser, Lyndon, ‘Patterns of Irish (ed.), A Distant Shore: Irish Migration migration to the west coast of New and NZ Settlement’, AJIS, vol 2, (2002), Zealand’, pp 152-164 in Bull, Devlin- p 190. Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland and
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9. Economics Burgess, John, Connell, Julia, and Green, Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), Roy, ‘The temporary work sector in Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Australia and Ireland’, pp 231-241 in Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), De Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), 2004. Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Duff, John and Tonts, Mathew, ‘Regional Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), development policy in Ireland: lessons 2004. for Australia?’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp Burgess, John, Green, Roy, and Turner, 9-18. Grant, ‘The ICT sector: Ireland and Australia compared’, pp 242-258 in De
26 McDonough, Terrence, ‘The Celtic Tiger in Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust retrospect and prospect’’, AJIS, vol 2, Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), (2002), pp 109-122. 2004. Murray, Philomena, ‘Australia’s relations Thorpe, Michael, ‘Irish economic with Ireland in the context of the performance 1985-2000: implications European Union’, pp 207-219 in De for Australia’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), pp Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), 19-35.
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10. Language Coleborne, Bryan, ‘Review of Dymphna Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust Lonergan, Sounds Irish: the Irish Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, vol 4), Language in Australia’, AJIS, vol 5 2004. (2005), p 171. Mac Giolla Chriost, ‘Ethnic conflict De Paor, Louis, ‘Language loss in Irish resolution and the Irish language in writing in English and in the guerrilla Northern Ireland’, pp 296-321 in poems of Lionel Fogarty’, pp 34-44 in O’Neill and Wooding (eds), Literature Foley and Bateman (eds), 9th Irish- and Politics: 3rd Aust Celtic Studies Aust Conf, Galway 1997, 2000. Conf, 2000. Fritz, Clemens, ‘Language, change and Ó Conchubhair, Brian, ‘Louis de Paor: identity in 19th-century Australia’, pp ”Ón mBuachaill go dtí an tAthair”/ 57-66 in Foley and Bateman (eds), 9th (From the Boy to the Father)’, pp 151- Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 1997, 2000. 159 in Wooding and Day (eds), Celtic- Australian Identities: 1996 UCD Conf, Hughes, Trystan, ‘Irish Catholics and 2001. Welsh language in 20th century’, pp 106-118 in O’Neill (ed.), Nation and O’Connor, Laura, ‘The hooligans and Federation: 4th Aust Celtic Studies Conf, Cathleen Ní Houlihan’, pp 71-79 in 2003. Bull, Devlin-Glass and Doyle (eds), Ireland and Australia 1798-1998: 10th Lonergan, Dymphna, ‘Music out of their Irish-Aust Conf, La Trobe 1998, 2000. mouths: Irish language speakers in colonial Australia’, AJIS, vol 3 (2003), Thompson, Wally, ‘Review of Thomas pp 23-32. O’Donoghue, Bilingual Education in Ireland 1904-1922’, AJIS, vol 1 (2001), p Lucy, David, ‘Remarks on the decline of 194. the Irish language’, pp 302-310 in De Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds),
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11. Health Caleidin, Christine, and Bentley, Michael, pp 115-126 in O’Neill, (ed.), Exile and ‘Blokes and sheilas, a health problem’, Homecoming: 5th Aust Celtic Studies pp 172-178 in De Paor, O’Connor and Conf, 2005. Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, 12th Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret, ‘Women in Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, medicine in Ireland and Australia’, pp vol 4), 2004. 162-171 in De Paor, O’Connor and Geary, Laurence, ‘Sir Arthur Kennedy, Reece (eds), Remembered Nations, 12th Australian governor and the Great Irish-Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS, Famine’, pp 67-81 in Foley and vol 4), 2004. Bateman (eds), 9th Irish-Aust Conf, St Clair-Kendall, Stella, ‘The Celtic Galway 1997, 2000. curse’, pp 109-114 in O’Neill, (ed.), Malcolm, Elizabeth, ‘Review of Leslie Exile and Homecoming: 5th Aust Celtic Clarkson and Margaret Crawford Studies Conf, 2005. (eds), Famine and Disease in Ireland’ (5 Whittington, Chris, ‘Haemochromatosis vols), AJIS, vol 6 (2006-7), p 128-33. research in Australia’, pp 179-182 in McCoy, Ronald, Kidd, Michael and Allen De Paor, O’Connor and Reece (eds), Felicity, ‘Celtic health in Australia’, Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust
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12. Other Irish diaspora Allen, Joan, ‘The Catholic press and Canaan’, pp 339-42 in De Paor, Celtic identity in Britain in the late O’Connor and Reece (eds), 19th century’ pp 78-91 in O’Neill, Remembered Nations, 12th Irish-Aust (ed.), Exile and Homecoming: 5th Aust Conf, Galway 2002, (= AJIS no 4), 2004. Celtic Studies Conf, 2005. Goodman, David, ‘Review of Timothy Campbell, Malcolm, ‘Mannix at Madison Meagher, The Columbia Guide to Irish Square Garden, New York, 18 July American History’, AJIS no 6 (2006-7), p 1920’, AJIS, vol 5 (2005), pp 95-108. 144. Coleborne, Bryan, ‘Review of Kerby Miller et al, Irish Immigrants in the Land of
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