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`It was a sorry story … now we can think in terms of planning’: The OECD Dimension of Irish Education & Science Policy Innovation, 1958-68 (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No. 31 (2007)

Murray, Peter

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'From the Russell Library…' (2009)

Woods, Penny

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'God’s Golden Acre for Children': Pastoralism and Sense of Place in New Suburban Communities (2010)

Corcoran, Mary

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'I’m Glad to Know I’m Not Going Mad!': The Use of Videos of Authentic Classroom Practice to Prompt Collaborative Reflective Practice Among Second Level Modern Foreign Languages Teachers (2012)

Healy, Celine; Rickard, Angela; McDermott, Kevin; Ruddock, Karen

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'One of the best members of the family': continuity and change in young children’s relationships with their grandparents (2015)

Geraghty, Ruth; Gray, Jane; Ralph, David

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'Pictures in Abeyance': Irish Cinema and the Aftermath of the 1916 Easter Rising (2016)

Condon, Denis

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‘ A Not-so-simple Story from My Life ’ : Using Auto-ethnography and Creative Writing to Re-frame the Heteronormative Narratives of School Life (2014)

Rickard, Angela

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‘Brightening the dreary existence of the Irish peasant’: Cinema transforms leisure in provincial Ireland (2013)

Condon, Denis

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‘In between spaces’: experiences of asylum seekers in the ‘direct provision’ system in Ireland (2012)

O'Reilly, Zoe

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‘Irreconcilable differences? The fraught relationship between women and the Catholic Church in Ireland’ (2017)

Tighe-Mooney, Sharon

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‘Liveridge is in Ireland’: Richard Leveridge and the Earliest Surviving Dublin Birthday Odes (2017)

Murphy, Estelle

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"Citizenship Matters": Lessons from the Irish Citizenship Referendum (2008)

Mancini, J.M.; Finlay, Graham

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"The Glass Class" - The Challenges and Barriers for women as parents returning to education in an Irish context. (2015)

Dillon, Barbara

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"You're not a man at all!": Masculinity, Responsibility and Staying on the Land in Contemporary Ireland (2012)

Ni Laoire, Caitriona

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“A Masters for activists”: learning from each other’s struggles: (2014)

Cox, Laurence

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“Doing the Job as a Parent”: Parenting Alone, Work, and Family Policy in Ireland (2012)

Bradley, Ciara

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“Educate that holy hatred”: place, trauma and identity in the Irish nationalism of John Mitchel (2001)

Kearns, Gerry

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“Man the fisher”: salmon fishing and the expression of community in a rural Irish settlement (1981)

Taylor, Lawrence J.

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“Suicide shall cease to be a crime”: suicide and undetermined death trends 1970–2000 before and after the decriminalization of suicide in Ireland 1993 (2017)

Osman, Mugtaba; Parnell, Andrew; Haley, Clifford

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“There are two things that people don’t like to hear about themselves”: the anthropology of Ireland and the Irish view of anthropology (1996)

Taylor, Lawrence J.

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1916 in 2006 (2008)

Conway, Brian

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9th International Conference on In Vivo Methods Monitoring Molecules in Neuroscience, June 16-19, 2001, University College Dublin, Ireland (2002)

O'Connor, William T.; O'Connor, John J.; Lowry, John P.; O'Neill, Robert D.

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A 305-year continuous monthly rainfall series for the island of Ireland (1711–2016) (2018)

Murphy, Conor; Broderick, Ciaran; Burt, Timothy P.; Curley, Mary; Duffy, Catriona; Hall...

A 305-year continuous monthly rainfall series for the island of Ireland (1711–2016) (2018)

Murphy, Conor; Broderick, Ciaran; Burt, Timothy P.; Curley, Mary; Duffy, Catriona; Hall, Julia; Harrigan, Shaun; Matthews, Tom K.R.; Mcdonald, Neil; McCarthy, Gerard; McCarthy, Mark P.; Mullan, Donal; Noone, Simon; Osborn, Timothy J.; Ryan, Ciara; Sweeney, John; Thorne, Peter; Walsh, Seamus; Wilby, Robert L.

Abstract:

A continuous 305-year (1711–2016) monthly rainfall series (IoI_1711) is created for the Island of Ireland. The post 1850 series draws on an existing quality assured rainfall network for Ireland, while pre-1850 values come from instrumental and documentary series compiled, but not published by the UK Met Office. The series is evaluated by comparison with independent long-term observations and reconstructions of precipitation, temperature and circulation indices from across the British–Irish Isles. Strong decadal consistency of IoI_1711 with other long-term observations is evident throughout the annual, boreal spring and autumn series. Annually, the most recent decade (2006–2015) is found to be the wettest in over 300 years. The winter series is probably too dry between the 1740s and 1780s, but strong consistency with other long-term observations strengthens confidence from 1790 onwards. The IoI_1711 series has remarkably wet winters during the 1730s, concurrent with a period of stron...