Fanning Bryan - The Books That Define Ireland

First published in 2014 by Merrion

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2014 Bryan Fanning and Tom Garvin

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THE BOOKS THAT
DEFINE IRELAND

Index

Abortion, ,

Accountability,

AE(George Russell),

Agriculture,

Andrews, C.S.,

Anglo-Irish, 10.35,

Anti-clericalism,

Anti-intellectualism,

Aquinas (also see natural law, Thomism),

Aristotle,

Artane (see industrial schools)

Ascendancy,

Austerity,

Authoritarianism, 146,

Catholic,

Barrington, Donal,

Barrington, Ruth,

Beehan, Brendan,

Belfast,

Belloc, Hillaire,

Binchy, Daniel A.,

Blanshard, Paul,

Blasket islands,

Bloody Sunday,

Blythe, Ernest,

Boland, Harry,

Border,

Browne, Noel,

Burke, Edmund,

Byrne, Elaine A.,

Calvin, John,

Capitalism,

Casey, Eamon (Bishop),

Catholic Bulletin,

Catholic Emancipation,

Catholic social thought,

Celtic Twilight,

Censorship,

Children,

Abuse of,

Education and,

Proclamation (1916) and

Poverty and,

Christian Brothers,

Civil service,

Civil war,

Collins, Michael,

Collis, Robert,

Commonwealth,

Connolly, James,

Contraception,

Constitution (1937),

Amendments to,

Corporatism,

Corruption,

Corkery, Daniel, ,

Cosgrave, William T.,

Costello, John A.,

Cromwell, Oliver,

Dail Eireann,

Davis, Thomas,

Deeny, James,

Department of Education,

Department of Finance,

de Beaumont, Gustave,

de Valera, Eamon,

Dillon James,

Divorce,

Dudley Edwards, Ruth,

Duffy, Gavan,

Durkheim, Emile,

Dunleavey, Andrew Fr,

Easter Rising (1916),

Economics,

Education,

Catholic,

denominational,

inequality and,

pedagogy and,

science and,

secondary,

university,

Elites,

Emmet, Robert,

Emigration,

Encyclicals,

Rerum novarum (1891),

Quadragesimo Anno (1931),

Engels, Friedrich,

English language,

Ethnicity,

Fanning, Bryan,

Farmers,

Fenians,

Fianna Fil,

Fine Gael,

Fitzgerald, Lord Edward,

FitzGerald, Garret,

Flanagan, Edward Fr,

Flynn, Mannix,

French Revolution,

Gaelic Athletics Association (GAA),

Gaelic Revival,

Gallagher, Frank,

Garvin, John,

Garvin, Tom,

Gellner, Ernest,

Goodman, Larry,

Gratan, Henry,

Griffith, Arthur,

Haughey, Charles,

Hayek, F.A.,

Hayes, Joanne,

Heaney, Seamus,

Hegarty, P.S.,

Home rule,

Hunger strikes,

Hussein, Sadam,

Industrial relations,

Industrial schools,

Artane,

Glin,

Letterfrack,

Irish Language,

Irish Republican Army (IRA),

Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB),

Irish Studies,

Isolationism,

Jesuits,

Joyce, James,

Kavanagh, James, Rev.,

Kavanagh, Patrick,

Keating, Geoffrey,

Keenan, Marie,

Kennedy, John, Fitzgerald,

Kennedy Report (1970),

Kettle, Tom,

Kildare Place Association,

Kingsley, Charles,

Lalor, James Fintan,

Larkin, James,

Larkin, Philip,

Late Late Show,

Lemass, Sean,

Lenihan, Brian,

Letterfrack (see industrial schools)

Liberalism,

Lynch, Liam,

MacBride, Sean,

MacNeill, Eoin,

McCafferty, Nell,

McCourt, Frank,

McGahern, John,

McQuaid, Archbishop John Charles,

Magdalen Laundries,

Martin, Archbishop Diarmuid,

Martin Michel,

Maynooth, St Patricks College,

Mellows, Liam,

Merriman, Brian,

Midnight Court (see Brian Merriman)

Moore, George,

Morality,

Catholic,

Political,

Public,

Sexual,

Mother and Child Scheme (1951),

Murphy, William Martin,

Nationalism,

Cultural,

Romantic,

Revolutionary,

Nation state,

Natural law (also see Aquinas, Thomism),

Newman Jeremiah, Rev.

Ni Goppolleen Myles (see Flann OBrien,)

Nolan, K.B.,

Noonan, Michael,

Northern Ireland,

Norton, William,

OBrien Conor Cruise,

OBrien, Edna,

OBrien, Flann,

OCasey, Sean, 119.

OConnell, Daniel,

OConnor, Frank,

OCriomhthain, Tomas,

ODonnell, Ian,

ODuffy, Eimar,

OFaolain, Sean,

OGrada, Cormac,

OMalley, Donagh,

OMalley, Ernie,

ONeill, Hugh,

ONolan Brian (see Flann OBrien)

ORahilly, Aodhagn,

ORiordan, Michael,

OSullivan, Eoin,

OSullivan John Marcus,

OSullivan, Maurice,

OToole, Fintan,

Orwell, George,

Owen, Robert,

Paine, Tom,

Parnell, Charles, Stuart,

Partition,

Pearse, Patrick,

Penal laws,

Petty, William,

Plunkett, Horace,

Poverty (also see children),

Protectionism,

Protestant ethic,

Protestants, ,205,206,208,260

Raferty, Mary,

Reformation,

Revisionism, Ryan, Desmond,

Sectarianism,

Secularism,

Secularisation,

Senate (Seanad),

Sex,

Homosexuality,

Sexual Abuse,

Sexual morality,

Shaw, Francis, SJ,

Sheehan, Patrick (Canon),

Sheehy, Eugene FR,

Sheedy, Michael,

Sheehy, Nicholas FR,

Sheehy Skeffington, Hanna,

Sheehy Skeffington, Owen,

Shaw, George Bernard,

Sinn Fein,

Social partnership,

Social Work,

Sociology,

Swift, Jonathan,

Sygne, John, Millington,

Taxation,

Television,

Theology,

Tone Wolfe Theobald,

Trade unions,

Treaty (1922),

Trevelyan, Charles,

Trinity College Dublin (TCD),

Thompson, William,

Tyrell, Peter,

Unemployment,

Unionism,

University College Cork (UCC),

University College Dublin (UCD),

Ussher, Arland,

Weber, Max,

Wendell Holmes, Oliver,

Whiteboys,

Whyte, John,

William of Orange,

Williams, Desmond,

Women,

Catholicism and,

Childbirth and,

Emigration of,

Politics and ,

Rights and,

Sexuality and ,

Yeats, W.B.,

Young Irelanders,

Publishing References

Geoffrey Keating, The History of Ireland/Foras Feasa ar irinn [1634] (London: The Irish Texts Society, 19021914).

William Molyneux, The Case of Irelands being bound by Acts of Parliament in England, Stated (Dublin, 1698).

Jonathan Swift, A Modest Proposal (Dublin, 1729).

Andrew Dunleavy, The Catechism of Christian Doctrine [Paris, 1742], (third edition Maynooth, 1848).

William Theobald Wolfe Tone (ed.), The Autobiography of Wolfe Tone (Washington: Gales & Seaton, 1826).

John Mitchel, The Jail Journal [1861] (Dublin: Gill & Son, 1913).

Horace Plunkett, Ireland in the New Century [1904] (Port Washington, NY: Kennikat Press, 1970) and Michael ORiordan,