Selected list of writings on Irish Economic and Social History published in 2021

BARTON, Christopher P. Perseverance, resistance, and community: an introduction to the history, heritage, and archaeology of Great Blasket, County Kerry, Ireland. New Hibernia Review, 25:4, 113–33. BEATTIE, Séan. Mr Tuke’s emigration fund 1882–1884: a Quaker assisted emigration initiative. Saothar, 46, 109–22. BEATTY, Aidan. Counter-revolutionary masculinities: gender, social control and revising the chronologies of Irish nationalist politics. Irish Studies Review, 29:2, 229–42. BEATTY, Aidan. The problem of capitalism in Irish Catholic social thought, 1922–1950. Études Irelandaises, 46:2, 43–68. BEINER, Guy. When monuments fall: the significance of decommemorating. Éire-Ireland, 56:1/2, 33–61. BENDER, Abby. Shame and the breastfeeding mother in Ireland. Éire-Ireland, 56:3/4, 104–29. BENNETT, Martyn, GILLESPIE, Ray and SPURLOCK, R. Scott (eds). Cromwell and Ireland: new perspectives. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. BHREATHNACH, Edel and DOWLING, Ger. Forming an episcopal see and an Augustinian foundation in medieval Ireland: the case of Ferns, Co. Wexford. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, Culture, History, Literature, 121C, 191–226. BOYD, Rebecca and STONE, David. Where next for Ireland’s Viking towns? Reconsidering environmental archaeology and Viking Age urban deposits. Journal of Irish Archaeology, 29, 167– 74. BRADY, Joseph and MCMANUS, Ruth. Building healthy homes: Dublin Corporation’s first housing schemes, 1880–1925. Dublin: Four Courts Press. BRESLIN, John and BUCKLEY, Sarah-Anne.Old Ireland in colour 2. Newbridge: Irish Academic Press. BULL, Philip. The Civil War in Wexford: raids and alarms at Monksgrange, 1922–3. The Australasian Journal of Irish Studies, 21, 90–112. BURKE, John. Roscommon: the Irish Revolution, 1912–23. Dublin: Four Courts Press. BUTLER, Richard J. (ed.). Dreams of the future in nineteenth-century Ireland. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. Bibliography